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Q: Some market chatter from MT Newswires found on TD. It says: 'Crescat Capital sees the Canadian economy heading for recession as the housing market buckles. "That might be bad enough for the banks but they face an added strain: outside the financial sector, more than 80% of Canadian companies aren't generating enough cash to support their businesses, the highest in the world," according to Crescat.
"Canadian banks will be left holding the bag and the ones to suffer from what is likely to be a major economic recession," Tavi Costa, a global macro analyst at Denver-based Crescat, said by phone.'

I was wondering about these 2 issues they raised, especially about the lack of cash.

Thanks in advance for your views.
Read Answer Asked by TOM on January 18, 2019
Q: With a theoretical projection that a slow-down is nearing, which 5 dividend paying stocks would 5i suggest to your readers that can ride out a market decline and offer a reasonable rate of return on investment?

Thank you
Debbie and Jerry
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on January 17, 2019
Q: I HAVE CONSTELLATION CSU.DB AND AM LOOKING FOR ANOTHER DEBENTURE. YOU HAVE RECOMMENDED CJT.DB IN THE PAST. OF CJT AND CHR WHICH IS YOUR PREFERENCE. ANY OTHER DEBENTURE YOU MAY CONSIDER TO BE WORTHY WOULD BE WELCOME. THANKS
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on January 16, 2019
Q: Investment for the next year, your choice and why? Interested in income and growth.
Read Answer Asked by Harold on January 16, 2019
Q: Over the past 2 years I have slowly adjusted my portfolio to be more growth (overall return) focused as opposed to heavily dividend focused. I am considering selling EIF and purchasing WSP. WSP is a larger company with a higher valuation which I'd be okay with as long as I'm paying for a better company with higher growth prospects. Your thoughts, please.
Read Answer Asked by Brent on January 15, 2019