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Q: Peter, I have some cash to add to either my Kinaxis or Enghouse positions in my TFSA. Both have done nicely over the past 6 months. ENGH, especially, has recent momentum. Which would you suggest to add to for a long-term hold. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by James on March 20, 2017
Q: Hi,
I'm 60 years old and have $135,000 cash in my in my RRSP brokerage account that I would like to put to work. I have a defined benefit pension plan, however, I plan on drawing down on this money in approximately 5 years. Would you suggest I mirror your balanced or income portfolio? Or go with a diversified ETF portfolio? Your suggestions are greatly appreciated.

Curtis
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on March 20, 2017
Q: Hi Team - XTC has been a frustrating stock. It's a half billion dollar company with a low valuation, but it's price has languished below 12 dollars. Do you have any insight into why it's such a thin trader, and why there's resistance to moving to a higher valuation? The conspiracy theorist in me thinks that it's pretty easy to manipulate a stock with such low volume.

Thanks for your long term and very valued service!
Read Answer Asked by Rick on March 17, 2017
Q: I bought CRH at 4 dollars. It's now at app. 11 dollars. In the past with CCL and CSU, as the stocks ran up I trimmed and took profits. In hindsight, I would have done better if I had let them both run.

What I've learned from you is that picking a weight you're comfortable with is the best way to go. CRH now represents app. 7% of my portfolio. What is your recommendation as to the maximum weight for any one stock?

Thanks for the great service. cheers
Andy
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on March 17, 2017
Q: I have a question about ZCL Composites and Stella Jones.
I'm thinking of selling SJ and replacing it with ZCL. Other than the significant size difference, and assuming a balanced portfolio, is there a reason not to do this given the better momentum and dividend for ZCL?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on March 17, 2017
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