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Investment Q&A

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Q: of all the companies listed, I currently have the same percentage of holding that is in the 5i portfolio. Which of these stocks would you be comfortable buying today and making it a 4-5 % holding as I have some cash and would like to average down. I am a young investor with a long horizon as these stocks are all in my RRSP.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked on October 09, 2018
Q: I am getting beat up by the above companies --all down 20 to 27%.
I am not comfortable with these kind of losses--usually bail out around 10%
Which proves to be a mistake sometimes.
What is your reccomendation SELLor HOLD and for how long if you are suggesting I hold.
Thanks
Peter
Read Answer Asked by peter on October 04, 2018
Q: Members keep asking about the dividend safety for this co. It sits in an interest sensitive space so it is down, it is a unique business model as well but am I wrong in thinking that so long as profits are not changing and their subscription base is not changing significantly then the dividend is better than safe and could even increase. I could see stock price being an issue if the company were needing to raise money or make a purchase with stock but a company making the same money now and now maybe more with cost cutting as when it was significantly more expensive is a great value. Is there a metric I am missing that puts company at risk.
Thx for the great service
Read Answer Asked by Todd on October 04, 2018
Q: Hi, I see other members are selling stocks for a tax loss. In my case I only have investments in my rsp, so will not be able to use this strategy. How much of the downward momentum on stocks like DOL and TCL can be attributed to selling for a tax loss? The recent negative market reaction to both of these stocks was quick and as you have stated possibly an "over reaction". How much of the drop can be attributed to sellers seeing the chance to take a tax loss. This is a part of the market I don't understand all that well. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on October 04, 2018
Q: I am a 3 days old subscriber and I have few questions:
1. What is the event that would trigger a new report on a company that you already covered? Is it a rating change? ... or a periodical update?
2. How often (in average) do you initiate a new coverage for a new company?
3. Model portfolios do contain a lot of companies that you do not cover. Would you consider covering them? ... specially the ones that are NR, I'm not sure what to make of them.
If you consider that there are questions of interest for the public domain feel free to post the answers for general consumption.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Nicolae on October 04, 2018
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