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Q: Invesco DWA Healthcare Momentum ETF
NASDAQ:PTH

Has done very well and achieved first quartile performance over five years, second quartile over 10 years. Didn't seem to attract any questions from members. Your opinion is much appreciated,

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Saad on July 03, 2020
Q: Please comments this ETF BETZ (Roundhill Sports Betting & iGaming ETF), Would it be a good long term investment? Or are there other substitutes for it to invest in this industry? Would you initiate a position today? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by David on July 03, 2020
Q: Hi Team
what can you tell me about AEY Advantage Technologies Group?
Thanks
Ron
Read Answer Asked by Ron on July 02, 2020
Q: US bank stress test.

I read about the recent stress test results. Apparently results in general are not great.
Apparently Wells Fargo may cut their dividend next quarter and JPM opened the door by saying it was possibility they too could cut in the future. Never heard of such from the Canadian banks.

I have 20% of my total RRSP portfolio in JPM, Bank America, and Bank of New York Mellon.

They big US banks in general performed very well since the financial recession but now I wonder for the future?

Stephane

Read Answer Asked by Stephane on July 02, 2020
Q: Good morning.

I would be interested in your thoughts about CTLT which was last addressed in Q&A in Dec 2019. It seems to be in a sweet space of the logistics and delivery of COVID-19 vaccines; it has contracts with JNJ and AZN; and Argus has a $100 price target on it. Worthwhile to purchase as a compliment to the big pharma companies themselves or are there better options in the same space?

As others have said, thank you for the amazing work 5i does!
Dave
Read Answer Asked by David C. on June 30, 2020
Q: Hello 5i,
I hold TRI as a Canadian Equity. If I journal it over to my USD account, would this serve to change my Asset Allocation for purposes of portfolio re-balancing - i.e. reduce my Canadian Equity and increase my U.S. Equity accordingly? Held within an RRSP for what it's worth.
If so, I can only assume this would apply to all dual-listed equities?
P.A. shows I need to increase my U.S. equity by about 6.70% so am looking at options.
Also, what are your thoughts on QQQ versus any individual component in the FAANG category? I am underweight Tech in general.
Thanks as always!!
Cheers,
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on June 30, 2020