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Q: Have held shares in each these companies for a while and they really have not done much. Would appreciate your opinion on each. Should I continue to hold the shares or would it be better to sell and move on. Could you please provide rationale for your recommendations. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by John on January 24, 2023
Q: I OWN LNG, NUE, LLY, ROK, APPS QCOM CRM, GOOGL, TSLA, NVDA, STZ....IN VARIOUS U.S. ACCOUNTS

I WOULD LIKE TO BUY MSFT AND COST

WHICH OF THE ABOVE WOULD YOU CONSIDER SELLING FIRST
ANY COMMENTARY ON THE OTHERS WOULD BE APPRECIATED. THANK YOU....
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on January 24, 2023
Q: Hi Team

What is your feeling about Ford?, I am looking at p\e of 2 and a yield of 4.5 %, comparing it with Tesla, it seems like a much better buy, with them going into the ev market, with other car companies does that not put pressure on Tesla. I know that Tesla has a lead but others are pouring billions of dollars into the ev.

Thanks
Auftar
Read Answer Asked by auftar on January 24, 2023
Q: Enterprise Products is a Limited Partnership versus Sabine Royalty Trust, I have a general understanding of LP's but would like to know how a royalty trust would differ from an income and risk point of view. These are both listed on the NYSE. I do have holdings in EPD, not in SBR... yet?

Thanks, Doug
Read Answer Asked by Douglas on January 23, 2023
Q: your thoughts on Sanara MedTech
thanks again
Read Answer Asked by George on January 23, 2023
Q: could you please recommend a Cybersecurity ETF or two top stock suggestions and if good to buy now or average in.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by ralph on January 23, 2023
Q: I am having difficulty finding out about fees associated with CDRs. On the one hand I see the answer 'there are no fees'. On the other hand, I see this on CIBC's website: "The notional currency hedge includes a spread earned by CIBC which will on average not exceed 0.60% on an annualized basis." Is this 0.6% paid for by owners of the specific CDR? If so, is there a similar expense at every bank or brokerage through which one might buy a CDR? This would severely hurt the value of buying CDRs would it not? You are still taking all the equity specific risk, you would still be charged the withholding tax, and unlike an ETF, you are not gaining any diversification for your fees. Thank-you.
Read Answer Asked by Alex on January 23, 2023
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