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Q: What would be your choice for the 5 best non-IT US companies for long-term hold (not high risk)?
Read Answer Asked by jacques on October 14, 2020
Q: Last week Morningstar ran a video highlighting Consumer Defensive stock TAP essentially stating that despite legacy beverage labels being in stress/decline, its link to wide-moat KO, and TAP's hard seltzer line combined for a five star undervalue rating. I note the stock has had a recent price target upgrade from Guggenheim. If so undervalued, would this be a reasonable Buy at current levels from both COVID second/third surge perspective and a post-COVID perspective? Your thoughts please.

Thank you for your valuable work.
Read Answer Asked by David C. on October 14, 2020
Q: I have US$ in my TFSA account, I would like to invest in some US technology stocks, say 3 stocks. I can take high risks in this account.
Read Answer Asked by Joanne on October 14, 2020
Q: Hi,
This is a follow up question to your response to Bob's question on NVDA, AMD. Having only recently purchased AMD, I am somewhat concerned about a lengthy wait for AMD's price to resume an uptrend with the burden of XLNX. At the moment I am down 1/2% and wondering if it is prudent to exit and put the money to work in another growth opportunity? I currently own NVDA and could simply add to it. Other options might be TSM, MPWR, or IPHI. I would welcome your thoughts and any suggestions you may have. Thanks for keeping us informed!
Dawn

Read Answer Asked by Dawn on October 14, 2020
Q: What SaaS companies would you recommend in North America for new money they are priced relatively attractively.
Read Answer Asked by Aleem on October 14, 2020
Q: Further to Dave's question regarding the Raytheon spin-outs, once the CRA has granted them eligible under 86.1, they are not taxable until one ultimately sells them. But to elect to use the 86.1, you must file a letter with the CRA (done typically with your taxes, after you have received documentation from the company showing that this dividend (spin-out) was received, and that you are exercising this right under 86.1, to defer the tax due, until sold. Just google how to claim 86.1 cra eligibility, or taxtips.ca also has information on how to claim this eligibility. But most definitely, I believe that if you've received a T3 or T5 or similar, showing the spin-out dividend companies, you cannot ignore it, you must inform the CRA of your intention to defer.
Read Answer Asked by Warren on October 13, 2020
Q: What are your best HIGH Growth ideas in Canadian and US stocks.
I'm willing to accept high volatility and RISK.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Valter on October 13, 2020
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