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Q: Hi folks..thoughts on news that Sangoma going to consolidate shares (23 Sept vote) to pursue a U.S. Listing...and are U still comfortable that Sangoma & Star2Star Technologies are good fit?? Pre-lim results seemed good, and I think audited results are due in Sept?...Should U wait to see how consolidation..& Q results appear, before starting/adding to position...Buy,Hold or Sell...Thanks as always, jb Piedmont QC
Read Answer Asked by John on September 01, 2021
Q: Good afternoon, I have a 33% equal split of KXS,CJT and BAM, within a TFSA. I had a good run twice with KXS over the past couple of years, and suspect it may be topping out shortly. Would you consider a switch to TOI to be a sound move. This is a growth portfolio.
Thanks for your always sound advice, Steve.
Read Answer Asked by steve on August 31, 2021
Q: Just wondering if Brookfield still has a lot of room to grow?
Read Answer Asked by Mark on August 31, 2021
Q: Bought these when you first put them into the Growth Portfolio. Was wondering if you still feel that they have potential. What do you think is needed to get them going in a positive direction? What do their financials look like?
Thanks for your invaluable wisdom and knowledge.
John
Read Answer Asked by John on August 30, 2021
Q: Good Morning,

I would like your opinion on when GSY might be considered an addition to the Balanced portfolio? Is it a matter of sector weighting that would preclude its inclusion? It seems to be a perfect stock for the folio. Growth and a growing dividend.

Sorry for putting the team on the spot!

It’s horrible having made so many prescient selections that subscribers are reduced to questions like this one. Lol
Read Answer Asked by Kelly on August 28, 2021
Q: I am confused about the 'paired' nature of this stock as it relates to BAM.A. This seems to suggest that if you own BAM.A there is no point in buying or owning BAMR as they are essentially the same stock. Why even list it, then? It doesn't matter how well the company does or doesn't do as its' share price will remain equivalent to BAM.A. Or is this a temporary thing?
Read Answer Asked by John on August 28, 2021