Q: What is your opinion regarding FUT, First Asset US Tactical Sector Allocation Index ETF (hedged) as a core US position.
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Q: As always, would appreciate your assessment of this ETF. Questrade lists HBF @ $8.81 and also HBF.U @ $9.......what is the difference?
Mant Thanks! Austin
Mant Thanks! Austin
Q: Hi Peter,
ZEB & ZBK were recommendatons in August to cover Banks.
1. Is this strategy valid today for an RRSP (1/2-full position) or would you opt for direct investment in TD/BNS instead of ZEB (based on concerns with BMO and Royal).
2. Is another option for US banks recommended?
Thank you
Jerry & Debbie
ZEB & ZBK were recommendatons in August to cover Banks.
1. Is this strategy valid today for an RRSP (1/2-full position) or would you opt for direct investment in TD/BNS instead of ZEB (based on concerns with BMO and Royal).
2. Is another option for US banks recommended?
Thank you
Jerry & Debbie
Q: Can I please have your opinion on Gogo Inc? Just read a very favorable report on their growth potential and technology.
this report felt the shares were bottoming out.
thank you
this report felt the shares were bottoming out.
thank you
Q: Hi, I would be interested in your views on $US denominated investments with high dividend/interest and moderate growth possibilities. Thank you.
Q: At 6.95% yield is TEVA worth holding? Or is the dividend at risk?
Q: Good Morning Team,
Would you switch NXPI for GIlD?
NXPI isn't really going anywhere after the cash offer by Qualcomm (is it still on?) and has no dividend.
After the initial hesitation, the recent deal by GILD seems to be welcomed by the market.
So, I guess my question is: which one has the most upside potential at this point?
As always,thanks for your wise input.
Would you switch NXPI for GIlD?
NXPI isn't really going anywhere after the cash offer by Qualcomm (is it still on?) and has no dividend.
After the initial hesitation, the recent deal by GILD seems to be welcomed by the market.
So, I guess my question is: which one has the most upside potential at this point?
As always,thanks for your wise input.
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Meta Platforms Inc. (META)
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA)
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Cognex Corporation (CGNX)
Q: Hello team,
Which one has the most downside risk? Which one has the most upside potential? Which one you would buy today and why? Would you consider all three as buy-and-forget kind of stock for the next five years? (Everyone is waiting for a correction, if not a market crash, and I am afraid of causing one by finally accepting to invest a bit.)
Thank you as always!
Which one has the most downside risk? Which one has the most upside potential? Which one you would buy today and why? Would you consider all three as buy-and-forget kind of stock for the next five years? (Everyone is waiting for a correction, if not a market crash, and I am afraid of causing one by finally accepting to invest a bit.)
Thank you as always!
Q: Although I know you do not cover US companies, I was wondering about your take on JNJ. Especially given recent lawsuit activity with regard to their baby talcum powder and ovarian cancer, and possible upcoming class action lawsuit with regard to same. I know of at least one advisor recommending a sell due to this issue, but I am puzzled as there has been no negative reaction to the stock price so far. Your thoughts? Thanks.
Q: What is your opinion about this stock and why the price has dropped tday.Thank you,Ebrahim
Q: I am looking for a short term bond fund, denominated in u.s. Currency. Probably something similar to xsb , only in the u.s. And not hedged. This will be part of my fixed income allocation. Any suggestions greatfully received. I did a search but couldn't find the precise instrment
Thanks
Thanks
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BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWH)
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Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
Q: Hi Peter: I currently hold ZWH in my rrsp and as it is the only U.S. exposure that I have, am wondering what you else you would suggest as a compliment to it. ZWH currently is 6 % of my overall portfolio. I am looking for something of a moderate risk to hold for 3-5 years or longer.
Thanks, David
Thanks, David
Q: Can you comment on recent earnings. Is it okay to continue holding this one.
Q: Hi Team, which would be a better buy at this point ABBV or NVO? Which offers more international exposure? For my us rrsp! Many thanks for your work. Sam
Q: Please give your opinion of LYV.
Thank you for such a great service.
Thank you for such a great service.
Q: I am just curious to what your thoughts are on PKO Pimco Income Opportunity Fund. It pays a .19 cent dividend a month with a bonus dividend every December. Is the dividend safe and what are some of the funds holdings? Lastly what sector would you put PKO in?
Jimmy
Jimmy
Q: Well, Gilead Sciences finally made there acquisition with their cash. Some say they should have brought Kite Pharma one year ago and overpay for it today. In addition, they say the Kite takeover will not be accretive for three years, What are your views and opinions on the deal that Gilead Sciences made for Kite Pharma?
Q: What are your thoughts on this LNG transporter, tia, I have a small position.
Q: Greetings 5i,
I realize that you do not technically cover American stocks, but would value your opinion on this matter if possible.
I currently hold TPU.TO (slightly more than a half position), as well as a larger position (slightly more than my other "full positions") in BRK.B (held in US dollars). I am 36 years old, conservative, and greatly prefer long term holds.
My question is two-fold, so please deduct two credits if you deem it appropriate. First, given the enormity of BRK, as well as its ability to often outperform the S&P 500, do you feel as if both should be owned for broad American exposure, or would a single, consolidated position in BRK be more appropriate (I essentially look at BRK as a very low cost mutual fund)?
Second, if you feel that owning both BRK and an S&P 500 ETF is beneficial, would you recommend holding the ETF in Canadian or American dollars? If the latter, could you suggest a suitable US dollar replacement for TPU?
At present, these two holdings are my only direct exposure to US Equity (I also have XHY for US bond exposure), although I am planning to add a few single positions over the next year or so.
Thank you.
I realize that you do not technically cover American stocks, but would value your opinion on this matter if possible.
I currently hold TPU.TO (slightly more than a half position), as well as a larger position (slightly more than my other "full positions") in BRK.B (held in US dollars). I am 36 years old, conservative, and greatly prefer long term holds.
My question is two-fold, so please deduct two credits if you deem it appropriate. First, given the enormity of BRK, as well as its ability to often outperform the S&P 500, do you feel as if both should be owned for broad American exposure, or would a single, consolidated position in BRK be more appropriate (I essentially look at BRK as a very low cost mutual fund)?
Second, if you feel that owning both BRK and an S&P 500 ETF is beneficial, would you recommend holding the ETF in Canadian or American dollars? If the latter, could you suggest a suitable US dollar replacement for TPU?
At present, these two holdings are my only direct exposure to US Equity (I also have XHY for US bond exposure), although I am planning to add a few single positions over the next year or so.
Thank you.
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
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Citigroup Inc. (C)
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JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
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Wells Fargo & Company (WFC)
Q: Could you please rank the following US banks based on valuation in a rising rate environment
And what's your thoughts on the US raising rates going forward until December 2018. How many rate rises do you see by that time
Thank you
Kevin
And what's your thoughts on the US raising rates going forward until December 2018. How many rate rises do you see by that time
Thank you
Kevin