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Q: Disregarding everything else which of these thee stocks would have the most potential growth over the next three years, thanks?
Read Answer Asked by Pat on August 09, 2022
Q: TD and BMO recently issued preferred shares. TD 5 Year Rate Reset Series 28 yielding 7.232%, reset 4.2%. BMO 5 Year Rate Reset Series 50 yielding 7.376%, reset 4.25.
Both press releases both include the line "will issue to certain institutional investors"
Can retail investors purchase these? The rate and reset seem fantastic based on the quality of the issuers.
Read Answer Asked by Stewart on August 09, 2022
Q: I have held S&P Global for about a year and of course like the recent market this stock is lagging. I would like to hold on but I understand the recent earnings were not stellar. Your comments on the recent quarter as well as your overall thoughts on this holding would be much appreciated. I would like to hold for the long term. Thank You.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on August 04, 2022
Q: Hi good people,

I understand that techs like SHOP, LSPD, NVEI and CTS are riskier stocks than the average TSX stock.
Would you say GSY is as risky, or as I suspect, somewhat less so?
Can you estimate how much less risky, if it is indeed less risky?
Please use a 2 year time frame if possible.

Thanks!

Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on July 29, 2022
Q: As a follow-up to Blake's question of today, you note that FSZ "remains a higher risk income stock". What risk are you referring to - that the dividend (which has been very high for many years) will be cut or that the stock will drop significantly or both? I know that dividends are not guaranteed, but given the backers behind this company, I wonder what is new here for you to include this caveat?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on July 28, 2022
Q: My discount broker provides the following comments under a comment heading for clients buying corporate bonds of Canadian banks:

"Bail In" or "Bail-In -debt"

Can you please explain why some bonds of Canadian banks have such a comment attached to them while other bank bonds do not?
Thanks

Read Answer Asked by Terry on July 27, 2022
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