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Q: Good morning
I am thinking of initiating a position in juniper nnetworks.The earnings estimates have been rising and the stock has been behaving very well technically.
Can you give me your opinion on the company regarding future growth and how does the balance sheet look (debt levels etc.)
Is it a good time to make an investment in this company?Are there other companies you prefer in this sector?
Thanks
I am thinking of initiating a position in juniper nnetworks.The earnings estimates have been rising and the stock has been behaving very well technically.
Can you give me your opinion on the company regarding future growth and how does the balance sheet look (debt levels etc.)
Is it a good time to make an investment in this company?Are there other companies you prefer in this sector?
Thanks
Q: Hello much of our exposure to US is through etf's in Canada. However we do hold some stocks directly and would like to buy Visa. Do you see any significant risk to a rally in the US dollar over the next couple of years. It is just that Us $$s are so expensive presently. Thank you
Q: I am interested in your views on CALM. I see the last question came in 2012 and the stock has tripled since.
Seems to be a very stable business (with a bit of a volatile stock)
Thanks!
Seems to be a very stable business (with a bit of a volatile stock)
Thanks!
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Q: Could you please provide your comments and future prospects of this company.
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Q: Hi 5i,
I have held ZWA in our RRIF,s for income for a couple of years. Recently added some ZWH which has a higher yield. Both are doing fine. What would you think of using just ZWH for the higher yield? These ETF,s do not represent total US exposure. Most US is held in other accounts.
Best regards, and thanks for your service.
Ted
I have held ZWA in our RRIF,s for income for a couple of years. Recently added some ZWH which has a higher yield. Both are doing fine. What would you think of using just ZWH for the higher yield? These ETF,s do not represent total US exposure. Most US is held in other accounts.
Best regards, and thanks for your service.
Ted
Q: I am sitting on some US Dollars in a cash account and am putting together a small portfolio of USD dividend paying stocks that are also quite stable i.e lower downside risk, not likely to go out of business. So, essentially long term holds.
This portfolio already includes US listings like Apple and RAI. Most of the other stocks that I am considering, know best and am comfortable with are Canadian companies that also have US listings. Examples would be BCE,Telus,TRP, BNS,TD, ENB etc
My question is: does this make sense? Are there any guidelines to follow when making this kind of a decision?
Most of the stocks under consideration are already in my CAD portfolio. This would be a matter of increasing my weightings which would still be at acceptable levels.
I also see this as a relatively "safe" way to build up a cash reserve of US dollars via the dividends.
Any help you can provide to help me work through this process will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
This portfolio already includes US listings like Apple and RAI. Most of the other stocks that I am considering, know best and am comfortable with are Canadian companies that also have US listings. Examples would be BCE,Telus,TRP, BNS,TD, ENB etc
My question is: does this make sense? Are there any guidelines to follow when making this kind of a decision?
Most of the stocks under consideration are already in my CAD portfolio. This would be a matter of increasing my weightings which would still be at acceptable levels.
I also see this as a relatively "safe" way to build up a cash reserve of US dollars via the dividends.
Any help you can provide to help me work through this process will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Q: i have been contemplating buying some shares on its recent sell off...can you comment on its investment merits at this time , please and thank you ...i can appreciate your limited coverage of US stocks