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Q: I am building a cdn dividend acct
(most pay 4% or higher)
Presently I have. Aqn, BNs, bce, cm, enb, Eif, IPL, npi, ppl, Ry, trp, t, td, and vet
Can you please suggest a few others I may consider
Thank you for all your help,
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 16, 2019
Q: Own all 3 in TFSA: 400 SIS, 1500 SPB & 1000 BIP.UN (thanks to ECI purchase - ended up with 1500 - sold 500). Sitting on $50K cash in this account. I was thinking of adding 600 SHS of SIS and 500 SHS of SPB ( owned since 2009) which will still leave me with a fair bit of cash to deploy. Comments/suggestions. Not a lot to choose from in TSX group. Large equity portfolios: RRIF, RRSP & Non Registered accounts.
Read Answer Asked by James on May 16, 2019
Q: Just received a notice from TD re Corus:
TD Direct Investing would like to inform you that the following New Issue has just been announced.
"Corus Entertainment Inc.
Short Description: Secondary Offering of Class B Non-Voting Participating Shares via Bought Deal
Price: $6.80 CDN per share.
Settlement: On or about May 31 2019."
The current price is $8.06 and it hasn't traded at $6.80 in a month.
How can they do this price?
Read Answer Asked by Madeline on May 15, 2019
Q: According to analytics I am underweight in communication services. I currently own TELUS. Please suggest a few names to look at here.

I am overweight in Financial Services. I currently own: BNS,ZEB,GSY,GWO,HSBC,SLF. Please suggest some names to take away here.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Darrin on May 13, 2019
Q: Hi. Im currently overweight in consumer cyclicals and looking to diversify by adding some utilities and tele comm. Recommendations in those sectors? Some growth would be great but ultimately want good companies with strong fundamentals. Buying to hold long term.
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on May 13, 2019