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Q: It looks like lots of improvements in the Sector which small cap stocks will benefit
most?
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on November 26, 2020
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, I'm a 63 year old conservative investor and I've held CNQ from 2010 where I bought it at $34.00 where it's been a roller coaster since then and as you know it dropped to about $12,00 in March. I've held it for the dividend and since it's back to where I first bought it in my unregistered account I was thinking of selling it and transferring it to my TFSA and not taking any loss. How much upside do you see it having from here and do you think it's still worth holding or would you invest the money elsewhere, if so what is a good replacement for it. Thanks as always for your insight and the great service we get from you guys. Nick
Read Answer Asked by Nick on November 25, 2020
Q: I own these three energy stocks. They are now in the positive, WCP up 74%, CPG 12% and TVE 7%. I think I'll keep WCP a little longer based on your answer to an earlier question, but with respect to the other two, should I just be happy I'm green again and cut and run? Or, do you see them rising with the sector in the coming period of positivity? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Kim on November 25, 2020
Q: Good snowy morning team,
I've owned WCP for the last year and am now ahead 25% since the stock price "took off" two weeks ago.I realize there is much optimism in the market since the positive announcements on vaccines.Is the stock ahead of itself or should I take some $$ of the table.Analysts have a 4.25 high target price.
Many thanks,
Jean
Read Answer Asked by Jean on November 24, 2020
Q: Hi 5i team,
I am looking to increase my 'energy'/utility sector by adding two of the following ETF's ICLN, LIT, TAN, or FAN. I do not own any traditional energy stock/ETFs. Concurrently, I would like to increase my US and international exposure. I currently own the following relevant stock/ETFs.
Utility: BEP, AQN
US: VGG, ZSP, XQQ, IWO
International: XEF, VE, ZEM
Which two ETFs would you recommend based on long term growth expectations and geographical diversification of portfolio?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Dave on November 20, 2020
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