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Q: Good morning Peter and Team,

If you were purchasing today, what stocks and/or ETFs would you buy for each of the TSX eleven sectors? (Consumer Discretionary, Consumer Staples, Energy, Financials, Healthcare, Industrials, Information Technology, Materials, Real Estate, Telecom, and Utilities). Please give at least two choices for each sector.

My daughter-in-law has finally sold her high-MER, low-performing mutual funds, and I have set up a self-directed account for her LIRA, her RRSP, and her TFSA. She is 48 and will probably work till at least 65.

Please feel free to deduct as many question credits as you deem necessary. Thanks in advance for all your valued assistance.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on December 13, 2016
Q: Hi folks,just follow up Q to $80M investment by Constellation Csu/t in Redknee rkn/t. Lot of investors on other sites are saying that Redknee Ceo gave the company away with Pre-ferred shares & warrants to Csu, leaving the rkn investor (like myself) with nothing. I thought the $80M was good for redknee?? so am confused, can you please clarify/explain your thoughts,thanks as always, jb
Read Answer Asked by John on December 12, 2016
Q: My IT sector weighing is 8% of total portfolio and consists of three equality weighted equities, SYZ, OTC, and ENGH. Long term holdings and have been happy with overall performance, but I wonder if they are diversified enough across their business segments. I would like to keep OTC, but what other two IT sector equities would you recommend to complete the trio?

Regards,

Robert
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 12, 2016
Q: I am currently up 30 to 60% on these companies, all are held in an RSP or RIF account. Would you add, take profits, or sell full position in any of these funds. I have about $20,000 to invest currently in my RRSP and am wondering if it is to late to start a new US position. I am considering facebook or google? Thanks for your input!
Read Answer Asked by diane joan on December 12, 2016
Q: I have 27% in technology with the following investments.
What should I get rid of to bring the percentage down or would you leave the list as is. KXS, ENGH, SYZ, MDA, CSU, OTC.
Thank you.
PB
Read Answer Asked by Peter on December 08, 2016
Q: A few years ago you recommended to me the Powershares ETF QQQ for the IT portion of my holdings. It has been a very good performer, thanks. I also own CSU, MDA & ENGH.

Do you still recommend QQQ as your top ETF pick? Are there any other items you would recommend looking at. It can be a stock, mutual fund or etf.

Thanks

Paul
Read Answer Asked by paul on December 05, 2016
Q: I currently hold OTC and KXS but am considering switching to EBIX, for two reasons. One is that I like the EBIX model, everything is in the insurance industry, any acquisitions can be integrated into improving existing products unlike say CSU where everything remains independent. The second, is that insurance will benefit from rising rates. I figure that rates will rise significantly in the next five years as a result of a shrinking labour force, aging population, resulting in wage inflation. The only negative is that EBIX is expensive following a stellar year. What are your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by Leo on December 05, 2016
Q: Could you please comment on the 3rd q results? I listened to the conference call and came away impressed by the growth prospects. They have taken on more space which will be ready to facilitate a large contract with a semiconductor that needed assurances the company had the capacity to deliver the volumes they need. There were a few large sophisticated buyers in the past couple of months(Radoff Foundation etc) that seems to suggest the company is undervalued.
Read Answer Asked by Murray on December 02, 2016
Q: This am BNN suggested the best sectors going forward to benefit from "Trumpism" would be: Banks, Lifecos, Health, Industrials, Energy and Materials.
Does 5i agree with these sectors and if yes what stocks/ETFs would you recommned for the six sectors?
Also do u believe the tech selloff will get much worse - seems like end of year profit taking or sector rotation into energy et.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by George on December 02, 2016
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