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SEP 05, 2024 - Savaria Corporation (SIS) is a global leader in the accessibility industry, providing solutions for the seniors and individuals with disabilities. IS has one of the industry’s most comprehensive product lines aimed at improving the comfort, mobility, and independence of its target market. As the company continues to implement initiatives under Savaria One we think the growth story is easy story for investors to get behind. We are maintaining our rating of a B+ and have a positive mid-term outlook.
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Q: Hi 5i
Please as many questions as needed.
I am heavily invested in stocks and want to raise cash, putting more money into bonds. I have about 10% in Canadian oil and gas, 5% gold stocks, and about 13% in uranium stocks. I am going to hold my gold and uranium.
What allocation would you suggest for a retiree in terms of portfolio holdings of gas and oil?
I am concerned about the possible coming tarriffs and the effect on the Canadian ecomomy. Most of my holdings are Canadian. A lot of these are in dividend stocks. I have held them through the past few years but I do need to increase the allocation to conservative investments. I plan to reduce most by about 20% or consider outright sells. I currently prefer to reduce downside risk than worry about the upside.
Can you help me decide from the viewpoint of possible tarriffs and effect on the Canadian economy which are at risk the most. Could you class these as hold, reduce or sell. I will hold all my U.S. stocks which are about 15% of my portfolio and haven't listed those here.
Thank you for your very helpful advice.
Please as many questions as needed.
I am heavily invested in stocks and want to raise cash, putting more money into bonds. I have about 10% in Canadian oil and gas, 5% gold stocks, and about 13% in uranium stocks. I am going to hold my gold and uranium.
What allocation would you suggest for a retiree in terms of portfolio holdings of gas and oil?
I am concerned about the possible coming tarriffs and the effect on the Canadian ecomomy. Most of my holdings are Canadian. A lot of these are in dividend stocks. I have held them through the past few years but I do need to increase the allocation to conservative investments. I plan to reduce most by about 20% or consider outright sells. I currently prefer to reduce downside risk than worry about the upside.
Can you help me decide from the viewpoint of possible tarriffs and effect on the Canadian economy which are at risk the most. Could you class these as hold, reduce or sell. I will hold all my U.S. stocks which are about 15% of my portfolio and haven't listed those here.
Thank you for your very helpful advice.
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