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Q: I am used to thinking of dividend stocks in terms of 1. yield relative to historical yield, 2. payout ratio, 3. years of consistent dividend payout without cut as the major deciding factors what would be equivalent factors be to consider in the tech sector stocks.
such as Google, apple, Microsoft, please provide an analysis in terms of what to consider that would influence buying / ranking one over the other.

thanks

Ernie
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on February 16, 2022
Q: If looking for stability, some growth and a growing dividend, which of the aforementioned would be your pick? Are there similar firms you would prefer?Also, what is causing the relatively more precipitous current decline of TROW?
Read Answer Asked by David on February 16, 2022
Q: At this stage in the economic cycle, which of these 3 would you consider for a long-term hold and why? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on February 16, 2022
Q: Im over weight energy. And with recent run up and knowing you cant time tops and bottoms was thinking selling whitecap in a registered account to improve my balance. Im under weight us and international exposure and underweight (in order of percentage underweighted, most -least) consumer def, consumer cyclical , healthcare, industrials and tech . Was thinking of adding to topicus but like both growth and dividends. Not looking to fix all deficiencies but any suggestions of 1 stock that i can add to begin to improve my mix? Thx as always for great service.
Todd
Read Answer Asked by Todd on February 16, 2022
Q: I've done well with HD in a registered account over the last couple of years. That said, I'm seeing growth slowing and am contemplating switching to RH. On a scale of 1-10 (from less to more) , can you please rate each company for risk and growth over the next 12-18 months? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on February 15, 2022
Q: Good morning
as a follow-up to my question yesterday if you were to pick only one US stock and one Canadian stock to purchase that you think will have the biggest upside what would your recommendations be ?
Ty
Read Answer Asked by Indra on February 15, 2022
Q: I was looking to add (NEE) Nextera to my RRSP and Exco (Xtc) to my unregistered account for some dividend paying companies based on some insider buying. What do you think of the financial ratios for these stocks, their history, the industry that they serve, their customer base and insider ownership? Buy, hold or sell? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by James on February 15, 2022
Q: I'm down about 17% in Guardant Health and the downward track since the peak a year ago does not look appealing. I've read the most recent comments on this stock and you seem to suggest that it might be worth hanging on to or possible even buying more.
In a case like this, the question for me is always:
1) Should I get out now before it goes any lower, or should I hang in and hope it recovers by 17% in the next year?
2) If I do sell it, what would I buy that has a better chance of increasing 17% in the next year?
I recognize, of course that you don't have a crystal ball, but you DO have your eye on the ball and that's what I depend on.

I am down even more on Crowdstrike (25%) and the same dilemma applies.

Your thoughts please and deduct points as appropriate.

John
Read Answer Asked by John on February 15, 2022
Q: Hi There,

I presently own ATA and it’s done very well. I am looking at ROK. Share price has dropped significantly in the past 3 months. All things considered would it be prudent to add ROK to my portfolio or would that be too much duplication to ATA business? Why has ROK dropped so much and what is your forecast for the company in coming 1-3 years?

Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Robert on February 15, 2022
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