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Q: I'm thinking of selling my postion in BAC. What would you suggest as a replacement, not just banking, decent dividend yield?
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on April 24, 2019
Q: Hello team,

In your answer to Peter, you listed the above companies for a healthcare watch list. Sorry to corner you by asking about your favorite and why?

CVS is cheap and has long-term promise, but I bet your choice will be between ANTM and HUM based on management. Will you endorse both for purchase in the near future? Why or why not?

Or will you prefer something completely outside this list?

Many thanks for your invaluable objectivity and guidance!
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on April 24, 2019
Q: Would like your opinion on this stock a lot of the fundamentals look good low pe ,good dividend growth although it’s at a 52 week low would you consider this a good entry point or value trap?Also do you know if dividend is sustainable,EPS is 3.51 and paying out 1.80 looks good,also any near term catalysts and anything you know abouT management [ownership] thanks take as many questions as needed
Read Answer Asked by Greg on April 24, 2019
Q: Hello there,
Do you guys know anything about Kraig Biocraft Labs?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Chris on April 23, 2019
Q: I want to buy some growth stocks but strong so that I don't need to check every day
growth may be low but ok Including US stocks which I know is not your specialty but
has proven much much better than Canadian stocks
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on April 23, 2019
Q: The tax treatment of these ETFs (and typical of others) is difficult to determine. Dividends are withheld from these ETFs but are applied to the book value of the stock. We still pay for the dividend as income (with tax credits) but when the stock is sold, the capital gains are reduced by the amount added to the book value. Capital gains are taxed at 50%. Does it matter if we hold these in a RRIF or personal account? I'm retired and total dividend income is below $50k.
Read Answer Asked by Greg on April 22, 2019
Q: I would like to start a watch list for US health care companies that have been hit this year but are good for the longer term.
Thank You, Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on April 22, 2019
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