Investment Q&A

Q: Peter, would you please give me the top three Canadian, American and European stocks with a long history of paying and raising dividends Thanks Ken

Q: What are your thoughts on this ETF?

Thanks
Dolores

Q: I own HEWJ and ZDM as my International exposure (5% of my portolio). Neither are doing well, especially after the Brexit vote and I'd like to replace them with ETFs with a more positive outlook for the next 2-3 years. Your thoughts and recommendations please!

Q: HI !

I am looking for diversification by including some chinese growth stocks. Any you consider particularly interesting ? What about Alibaba (baba) Baidu (bidu) or Netease (ntes) ?
Many thanks for your great work,

Jacques

Q: Would you consider this to be "blood in the streets?" - especially as it relates to good quality banks or insurance companies in UK /EU?

Q: I have a few shares in Lloyds Bank and would like your analysis of this company (sell/hold/buy) and if Brexit will have any impact on its future earnings potential.

Q: Can you please comment on the switch from FEZ to VE in the Money Saver model portfolio? Thank-you.

Q: Could I have your assessment of Aercap Holdings for growth in the medium term (1 - 2 years)

Thanks

Q: What are your thoughts on HBG ETF(Hamilton Capital Global Bank ETF). Do you recommend any other similar ETF since this is new ETF.

Q: Thoughts on British Petroleum USD ADR @ this time please? Thank you.

Q: Hi you recommended VGK as part of our portfolio review. What is you opinion now with regard to the results of Brexit vote.

Q: Does the decline in LYG appear over done due to brexit issues? What is your take on the firm

Q: With the sharp drop in many European banks , are there any you would recommend at this point?

Q: Given yesterday’s UK referendum result, I expect there will be widespread panic and big declines on markets worldwide on Friday. I’m guessing your immediate advice will likely be “don’t panic, do nothing, wait and see how events unfold, etc”. In my specific case however, while I was expecting the “remain” side to win, I was also fearful and preparing for the worst just the same to the point that I am now 50% in cash. That is a lot of dry powder and I plan to start buying first thing Friday morning and into the coming days. What advice would you give someone who has been “doing nothing” for a while and is now looking to put sidelined cash to good use. Where do you think the best opportunities will be (both Foreign and domestic) to pick up specific names (or ETFs) that will get beaten up in the coming days worse than they likely deserve. Please provide a few names or ETFs for someone looking to be opportunistic on this occasion.

Q: This company appears to have stumbled after a recent purchase--should I hang on for a recovery or take a small loss ???

Q: The ETF ZEQ has a yield of 2.09%. If I understand, there are withholding taxes of 15% on foreign dividends. Is this included in that yield of 2.09%? If not, then what I get in my account is 1.77%?

Q: Hi- which CDN $ non hedged European equity ETF's would you recommend and what are there total expense rations and yields. Would you recommend buying before or after the Brexit vote?
Thanks.

Q: I've been considering a 3-ETF portfolio composed of the following.
35% CDZ
45% ZWH
25% ZWE
Comments please.

Q: Hi Folks
With jitters in Europe regarding Brexit, would this be a good time to initiate a position in ZWE. Yield is close to 8%. How secure do you consider the dividend?
Thanks again
Guy R.

Q: If Brexit happens, I suspect ETFs like FEZ and EZU will take quite a hit (they already are). If that happens do you think these 2 would be good to pick up at bargain rates? Are there other ones you would prefer?

thanks,
Paul