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Q: Hello Team,
Although you do not cover US stocks, please give your recommendation on below healthcare stocks based on current valuation and future growth/dividend income potential for new money investments.
1) AMGN OR ABBV
2) GILD OR BIIB
3) PFE OR MRK
4) MDT OR ABT OR BDX
5) UNH or ANTM
6) ISRG OR SYK

Appreciate your great service.

Thanks
Ninad
Read Answer Asked by Ninad on September 10, 2018
Q: I see no one has asked a question about WTER.V or WTER on U.S. market that produces alkaline water. After reading an article about them, on the surface it looks like they have a great future ahead for them. What do think after you have had a chance to analyze this stock? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 10, 2018
Q: I bought shares in this company last week hoping for a good earnings announcement yesterday. The earnings were a little lower than expected and the stock is down roughly 8% from my average cost. I don't see that any questions have been asked about this company before and am interested in your thoughts. Is this one worth holding onto? Thank you as always.
Read Answer Asked by Jason on September 07, 2018
Q: I am a conservative investor who would appreciate your recommendations as to the best 5 US stocks/ETFs to own over the next 2-3 years. Dividends are not necessary, however preference is for low risk stock recommendations.
Read Answer Asked by Dale on September 07, 2018
Q: I am thinking of selling off my profit in those companies. What do you suggest that are safer for the next year.
margita
Read Answer Asked by Margita Elisabet on September 07, 2018
Q: Hi Group thanks for your guidance - I continue to get nervous about the performance of Financials (both in Canada and US) Pypl + Sq + V.are off 3-4% this am - what happening there?. Banks in both Canada and US are struggling I would have expected(with all the good earnings / Good growth overall especially in the US that Financials would lead the market higher but something else at work here what's you take on the poor performance of the sector in general PS do you recommend taking profits in the Financial sector in general.$- thanks for you guidance on this
Read Answer Asked by Terence on September 06, 2018
Q: I came across this company while running a few screens over the weekend. Growth is impressive, and they're in a rapidly growing niche. It is acquisitive and reminds me somewhat of the DOCKs here in Canada. I know it's on the small side and that US stocks aren't your specialty, but can you give it a quick look and let me know if you agree with my findings? If you approve, I'll likely make it a 3-4% weighting.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on September 06, 2018
Q: What do you think of LADR and WPC Thanks Phil
Read Answer Asked by philip on September 06, 2018
Q: Sector target 10%; sub-sectors - Transport 40%, Industrial Goods & services 50%; Aerospace & Defense 10% for GARP in genreral. Pls advise on overall allocations. Should we extend to 12-15%? Willing to accept market risk at this stage.
Transport - own CNR, DSG; W/List - could add CSX, XPO, TFII, others? - your advice.
Industrial Goods& Services - own BBU, BAD, KEYS [initial position]; W/List: could add WSP, SIS, others?? - your advice
Aero & Defense: own BA - suggest sell & buy XAR or ITA - your advice pls.
Infrastructure stocks - any pure plays that I am missing or covered in above?
Appreciate excellent and timely advice. Thx
Sam
Read Answer Asked by sam on September 06, 2018
Q: Thanks to good advice from 5i, my tech stocks have done well enough to make up close to 40% of my holdings! Within the sector, these are my waitings:
CSU - 12%, KXS - 12%, SHOP - 11%, CLS - 5%, GOOGL - 9%, SQ - 11 %, AAPL - 10 %, NVDA - 9%, AMZN - 15%, and SPOT - 6%.
Some of these are broadly spaced within the sector, and I hate to let any of them go, but I’m getting a bit nervous about vulnerability to a general tech turndown. Do you have suggestions for me?
Read Answer Asked by Jim on September 06, 2018