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Investment Q&A

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Q: Hello Crew
I'm looking for a Canadian domiciled etf similar to IGRO or VIGI.
thank you. gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on December 06, 2019
Q: Please rank these companies with a long term hold in mind.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by EVAN on December 06, 2019
Q: What ETF is best for unhedged global dividends I am currently looking at HAZ. I want to invest here, but not sure if it is my best option. Suggestion please.
Read Answer Asked by John on December 04, 2019
Q: I will be coming into some cash around the middle of next summer and will be re-orienting my portfolio towards income. I want to have 4%+ overall yield. To that end I am looking for a bunch of higher income stocks so I can hold on to my low or no yield, growth stocks. Specifically I am looking at stocks that have over 6% yield and whether you think a full or partial position makes the most sense for each. Please deduct as many credits as you see fit. Thank-you.
Read Answer Asked by Alex on December 03, 2019
Q: I bought CSH.UN a couple of years ago and have been extremely disappointed. As it has been flat, many other REITs have done well, and it even lags badly behind Sienna, its competitor, since my purchase. Are you aware of any particular reason for its (relatively) poor showing? Would you suggest that a long-term investor hang in, or move on? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by James on December 02, 2019
Q: What are your thoughts on these companies? Looking at investing in hard assets at this stage in the cycle. Will they hold up better in the event of a recession?

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on November 29, 2019
Q: I hold BEP.UN in both my RRSP and non-registered accounts. It's having a good run and is now roughly 7.5% of my portfolio. I'm starting to think about lightening up to 5% on it even though it shows no sign of slowing down yet. The 2.5% i would sell would eliminate the holding in the RRSP to no tax consequences.

Deciding to sell a stock is always a struggle for me. Which of these options would you recommend:
Use a trailing stop loss (for the 2.5%) to protect against a hard reversal in SP and just let it ride?
or
Use near the money, 1 or 2 month covered calls on the 2.5%?
or
Sell the 2.5%.
or
Just continue to hold the 7.5%

Your advice is always appreciated.
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on November 28, 2019
Q: I have small positions in the above,except for npi. I am considering selling some of bep.un,which is up close to 80% and purchasing some npi. I also have bam.a and bip.un. In my portfolios. Would you please comment on this proposed adjustment and your rationale? If yes,would you wait for a pullback in bep.un. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Steve on November 28, 2019
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