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Q: Could you recommend 5 growth and/or income companies that are debt free? I currently hold CGY which, I believe is debt free. Thank you.
Philip
Read Answer Asked by Philip on March 12, 2018
Q: I am a member of 5i research and want to know would I get the 50% discount if I renew
the ETF FUND UPDATE or is it for first time members only?
Read Answer Asked on February 26, 2018
Q: Good afternoon,
I am down 23% on GUD; down 9% on STN;and down 4% on BNS in my TFSA. I am ok with SLF and T. I have $7000 to add. Should I strengthen the laggards or where would you add..1 or 2 names??? Long term horizon.
Should I add another name?
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 26, 2018
Q: Good evening
In the last two weeks at least three experts recommended either to sell or not to buy TRI. One company that recommended shorting the TRI stock provided the following reason: "Uncertainty surrounding the plan to return $9,000,000,000 to TRI shareholders through a substantial issuer bid.
I own this stock for ten years.
Can you please advise me as to what is a substantial issuer bid and how this affects negatively the common shareholders.
Do you recommend that I sell TRI or should I continue to hold it?
As always I appreciate your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on February 15, 2018
Q: I notice that TD has put SNC on its action buy list. What is your opinion? What are your best ideas for infrastructure investments?
Read Answer Asked by christianne on February 12, 2018
Q: I'm wondering if you like the idea of investing in Cdn forest companies in view of tariffs and NAFTA negotiations. Are there any which have become attractive with the recent pullbacks?
Read Answer Asked by christianne on February 12, 2018
Q: I use an advisor and pay 1% annually on my assets under management. My mandate is for income and they have me in about 35 equities, a corporate bond ladder and a Govt. bond ladder.

A friend says I should use a basket of mutual funds and self manage. I'm considering switching to your income portfolio along with a few other holdings, but my question pertains to my current situation. What's better, a diversified basket of equities or a basket of mutual funds? I think I know you'll say a diversified basket of equities, but where do I see these statistics for myself? I would really like to be able to tell my friend (respectfully) that they are wrong...historically, a basket of mutual funds doesn't outperform a basket of stocks.
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on February 09, 2018
Q: Today in a question from John he asked about spreadsheets, I too was looking but in fact Action Direct can provide the info he is looking for. Under the My Portfolio tab, click on Analyze and Rebalance, in there you can create a group of all your accounts. Once you have a Group, sector weightings and position size is one click of the mouse. I wouldnt waste my time or yours with this submission except for the fact this knowledge has been a bit of a game changer managing my portfolio - keeping sector weights and position size in line.
Read Answer Asked by Charles on February 08, 2018
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