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Q: greetings,

Looking to trim a few overweight positions including Cummins. However this one continues to do well so i am a little reluctant to move on it. It is a 6% of my US portfolio and i usually like to keep positions at 4%. Do you think its funadamentals deserve a bit more time to run?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by kelly on July 30, 2019
Q: Hi guys

AYX reprorts on July 31st and you mentioned a bit of a loss to be reported. It is down today and my question is should I take a bit off the table now? Or do you feel AYX will just bounce back or drop more?
It has been such a strong stock.
Thanks for all you do. Its been a great 5 years and I look forward to the next!
Read Answer Asked by El-ann on July 29, 2019
Q: Hello team. In a nutshell, what is going on at PAYS that has made it "rocket" up as of late. What has fundamentally changed in their business after all these years of being at penny-stock share price levels? Is it something fundamentally that strong that we can expect big growth ahead for years? Are they doing something "disruptive"

Also, if you had to choose between LSPD and PAYS today, which would it be for long-term growth and share price appreciation potential here? Thanks
Shane.
Read Answer Asked by Shane on July 29, 2019
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
Lately I contributed some cash into my RRSP. I owns many Canadian companies as you have in your demo portfolios. I also have US shares of QCOM, Google, Twitter, AYX, SQ. I am thinking of adding 2-3 of US stocks in my list above. What will you recommend? Or do you have other stocks that have good growth potentials in the long term?
Thank you,
Yiwen

Read Answer Asked by Yiwen on July 29, 2019
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i! I am in the process of reducing the number of holdings in my US portfolio . I own several related to healthcare. I just recently sold off my JNJ at a profit. I am under water on CAH and WBA. I propose to sell CAH and WBA at a capital loss to offset my gain on JNJ. I intend to keep MDT. Does this seem reasonable to you?. Cheers, Tamara
Read Answer Asked by Tamara on July 29, 2019
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