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Q: Kindly provide your top five US listed stocks in the Industrial sector. Please use the following criteria. Mid to large cap stocks. Mid to low volatility. Steady earnings grower. Preferable a dividend but not necessary. Best, Don
Read Answer Asked by DONALD on November 10, 2021
Q: Hi 5i
With the US Congress passing the $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure bill last Friday evening, what sectors and Canadian stocks would you suggest might benefit the most going forward. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on November 08, 2021
Q: Hi All,
I have been considering buying Aecon. However, I have noticed a downward trend in the last little while. Is there a problem with the company or are there other factors involved? Will Aecon benefit from infrastructure spending? Would you consider it a buy at these levels?
Thanks for your opinion.
Jane
Read Answer Asked by Jane on May 04, 2021
Q: I currently hold 3% positions in FTT, TCL.A, ARE in the Industrial; as well as MG and NFI in Consumer Discretionary (I realize that these are in a different sectors but are also semi-industrial). I am thinking of adding MAL as a long term recovery play. FTT, & ARE had been added last year for these reasons. I'm quite bullish in NFI and see it as having the most upside in the short term.

Do you see this as being a good addition/strategy?

To fund a 1.5% position MAL is there one company that you see as not having as much "upside" that you would trim by half, or a combination that you would suggest trimming from?

Thanks!
Cory
Read Answer Asked by Cory on April 06, 2021
Q: It appears that in post Covid times, infrastructure money will be doled out to get the economy rolling again. It may be time to sell some tech or at least trim. I am currently over 40% in tech. It’s been great but I realize more diversification is important.
I know that you’ll recommend BAD and likely STN but what else may be on the horizon to consider?Thanks
Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on August 18, 2020