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Q: In your model portfolio you have moved TSU.TO to 4.5% position, question is why not 5% full position, do you think there may be another opportunity (shoe to drop) for an entry. Do you see clear path to SP movement what we had during end of 2022. I have read your answers recently on TSU and seems 5I seems to say that recent write off could be rear window occurance and SP should trade more on it's fundamentals which generated good SP momentem like in 2022 end


Read Answer Asked by Francis on March 03, 2023
Q: A year ago BNS was $88.xx a share, it is now $68. CWB was $36.xx a share and is now $26.xx. Banks seem to be failing as far as investments. One gets 4.5 to 6% dividends but loses 20-30% on valuation in a year. Can we hope for a brighter future in 2023, or are there better choices for stocks the financial sector
Read Answer Asked by Mark on March 03, 2023
Q: Good afternoon.

Please provide me with a list of your top - rock solid - US Banks.

Are there any with a yield of 4% or greater that will have dividend and price growth.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Dave on March 02, 2023
Q: hi,
I am just off the phone with my accountant to finish off the corporate year end. we got to discussing investments, and Brookfield came up. my accountant echoed what I have heard over the years as a concern re Brookfield's business' and accounting. my accountant would not invest in Brookfield entities at this point, as they cannot fully understand the underlying business', or the accounting "complexities" (my interpretation of their more negative opinion). I still hold a reasonable amount of BAM and BEP.un, but am a bit worried about these issues. can I have your latest thoughts on this? cheers, Chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on March 01, 2023
Q: In my RIF, the SLF position is now 5.5%. I have a very small starter position (< 1%) in BRK-NE. Thinking of reducing SLF by 1.5% and putting it into BRK . I realize there will be an overall reduction in dividend from the reduced SLF position but am anticipating growth in BRK will more than offset this issue . Any concerns on such a move ?
Read Answer Asked by Alexandra on February 28, 2023
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