Q: What are your thoughts on AMRN? Would you recommend buying at this time?
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Q: Please may I have your opinion of GNL as a long term hold in the Income Portfolio?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Could you please suggest 2-3 US not technology stocks to buy after this decline.
Thanks,
Milan
Thanks,
Milan
Q: I have a question about Nvidia. Tough to see it down on an up day (Nov 21) for the nasdaq. Not that I know much about Zacks but I see they have a "strong sell" on it today (not clear to me if their opinion is new today though). Are you still strong on Nvidia or would you suggest a U.S. replacement? Thanks.
Q: In response to a question on ZBRA you mentioned NVEE as another consideration. Could I get your thoughts on these two stocks in terms of growth, risk, and debt. Which do you prefer?
Q: With the volatility in the market, would Restoration Hardware (RH) be a decent place to put some us cash?
Q: What are your favourite ETFs for US tech exposure in US$ please?
Q: Thx for the quick response. Further to my question....do Why you agree w/ whoever downgraded SQ? What was the reason for the downgrade? And are you still confident in the upside of SHOP & SQ? If so, would you be a buyer today of both SHOP & SQ.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: For US diversity in an RRSP is this a decent choice ?
Thanks Steve
Thanks Steve
Q: Looking at the US market for a 2-3 year horizon. Like TSG, SMSEY, XLK, NVDA and TEAM do you see any problem with taking full positions now and what 2-3 additions would you make and or remove.
Thank-you as always for your insight.
Thank-you as always for your insight.
Q: I am interested in starting a position In VISA for my RRSP. What would be a good entry price?
Q: Do you think today's bounce is short covering or longs revisiting the stock?
Is this an entry point or would you wait for everything to settle.
Thanks Peter.
Is this an entry point or would you wait for everything to settle.
Thanks Peter.
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BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Hedged To CAD Index ETF (ZQQ)
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iShares Core S&P 500 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XSP)
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Vanguard U.S. Total Market Index ETF (VUN)
Q: I am holding 5% in XSP. VUN AND ZQQ ETF. I am planning to increase to 10% in each. Plus I hold FTEC and SKYY ETF 2% each. Planning to increase to 5%. DO you think there is overlap and is any ETF holding is to high. If it is too high what percentage do you think is appropriate.
Thanks for the great service
Hector
Thanks for the great service
Hector
Q: Hi Team,
Just wondering if you have any thoughts on the investment quality of CWS, an ETF created by Eddy Elfenbein of Crossing Wall Street. I see it is only around $14M US in size and about two years old. It’s meant to be a mid-cap growth fund with low turnover (5 trades once per year) and has a 0.68% MER. Thank you, Michael
Just wondering if you have any thoughts on the investment quality of CWS, an ETF created by Eddy Elfenbein of Crossing Wall Street. I see it is only around $14M US in size and about two years old. It’s meant to be a mid-cap growth fund with low turnover (5 trades once per year) and has a 0.68% MER. Thank you, Michael
Q: Would you recommend QQQ at this level for a long term hold ?
Q: What's happening w/SHOP in pre-market?? 10% down. Same w/SQ..11% down.
Thx!
Thx!
Q: What are your thoughts on NEO at the current price, having dropped after missing one quarter even though they have been beating estimates in prior quarters?
Q: Hi Team, Sorry if asking again (asked on Friday) In the Consumer Staples, I hold PBH and will be adding some more and ATD.B. Would like to add a U.S. name, WMT or EL. Which would offer some growth in a volatile market? Total exposure to space would be about 12%Thank-you in advance. Sam
Q: Can you please comment on RPD. Would you recommend to sell?
Q: As a retired person I am always looking for high yield investments.
So I look at something like HHL from Harvest. It holds 20 equal weighted mainly US healthcare stocks. A solid sector with good long term demographics. I see their current yield on what they are paying out is 8.67% - all capital gains - great! But I see the average dividend yield on the stocks held is only 1.96%. How can that be? Seems it’s done using covered calls Not sure how that works but sounds like it creates added risk. What if the covered call $ generated isn’t enough to meet their intended distribution? Where does the extra $ go if covered call exceeds the distribution.
So I investigate the industry a little more and I see words like- total return swap based, inverse, currency hedged, low/ high volatility, fund of funds, proprietary methodology, 2x returns etc., and I start to wonder what’s going on?
Then I remember the term “ flow through shares” of some time ago and say to myself “ it’s déjà vu all over again.
Derek
So I look at something like HHL from Harvest. It holds 20 equal weighted mainly US healthcare stocks. A solid sector with good long term demographics. I see their current yield on what they are paying out is 8.67% - all capital gains - great! But I see the average dividend yield on the stocks held is only 1.96%. How can that be? Seems it’s done using covered calls Not sure how that works but sounds like it creates added risk. What if the covered call $ generated isn’t enough to meet their intended distribution? Where does the extra $ go if covered call exceeds the distribution.
So I investigate the industry a little more and I see words like- total return swap based, inverse, currency hedged, low/ high volatility, fund of funds, proprietary methodology, 2x returns etc., and I start to wonder what’s going on?
Then I remember the term “ flow through shares” of some time ago and say to myself “ it’s déjà vu all over again.
Derek