Q: hi Peter and staff , I am hearing from different analysts that various governments have and will continue to print money. I am mostly in cash and I have been wondering how I can protect my savings if there is inflation leading to devaluing our currency . But if this is happening how are interest rates being kept so low. What would you recommend especially with high valuation on alot of dividend paying stocks. I appreciate your help.
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Q: Can the VIX Index go to a zero value, why or why not?
This HUV on the TSX is being crushed, but why?
Horizons Betapro S & P 500 VIX Symbol: HVU-T
Is this reasonable level to buy?
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all.
Sincerely,
ANDY
This HUV on the TSX is being crushed, but why?
Horizons Betapro S & P 500 VIX Symbol: HVU-T
Is this reasonable level to buy?
Many thanks for sharing your knowledge with us all.
Sincerely,
ANDY
Q: In some of your writing and responses you indicate that Canadians have too much exposure to the resource sectors. For someone in their mid-40s with no need to access the capital what would be reasonable? I would include firms that sell to the resource sector. As well, do you see gold miners as a part of that? If not, what would be a reasonable amount of exposure? I have persoanally tried to diversify inflation protection to hard assets other than just gold. Thanks for the excellent service!
Q: Hi,
I bought VXX as insurance when Europe was looking very bad and have ended up in the red. It seems to be bouncing around $14 now and I was thinking of holding it until things go wrong again and at least try to break even. Some of the BNN brain trust suggest that one should never hold these funds for any length of time but my feeling is that it is somewhat stable here and will either stay the same or go up. Am I missing something? Thanks for your answer.
Brian
I bought VXX as insurance when Europe was looking very bad and have ended up in the red. It seems to be bouncing around $14 now and I was thinking of holding it until things go wrong again and at least try to break even. Some of the BNN brain trust suggest that one should never hold these funds for any length of time but my feeling is that it is somewhat stable here and will either stay the same or go up. Am I missing something? Thanks for your answer.
Brian
Q: What is your thought on writing covered calls Do the equities
you cover have options?
you cover have options?
Q: Hello,
I have a general question about inflation. Is moderate inflation (2 to 4%) a positive or negative for stocks in general ? How about high inflation ? The articles I read over time on the topic suggest that some inflation is good but high inflation is very bad. Thank you in advance for your comments and best regards.
I have a general question about inflation. Is moderate inflation (2 to 4%) a positive or negative for stocks in general ? How about high inflation ? The articles I read over time on the topic suggest that some inflation is good but high inflation is very bad. Thank you in advance for your comments and best regards.
Q: what is the purpose of small caps paying healthy dividends rather than plowing it back into the company for growth/expansion...etc......
Q: First I want to say what an amazing resource 5i has been. You just started and I already feel it's my best bang-for-the-buck investment! My question is on portfolio hedging. If we are holding stocks we like, but are worried about a general market sell-off, what is the best way for a retail investor to take market risk out? Specifically, I'm asking about accounts I can not short in, RRSP, TFSA ect. Puts usually have high bid-ask spreads, inverse ETFs have high fees and performance slippage. It just seems there is no efficient way for a retail investor with trading costs to hedge. Is selling some of my holdings the best way then?
Thanks,
Matt
Thanks,
Matt