Q: Is dividend growth a good long term investment strategy? Would you give me 10 stocks each for US and CA markets that are good dividend growth candidates not overpriced right now? thank you!
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Q: Any companies that seem to be worthwhile picking away at with the sell-off? Thanks!
Q: I am up for renewal and want to renew for more than one year so I can get a discount. Do you still have that option
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Q: Good Evening
In one of your answers today about Magna you indicated that the corona virus will affect negatively "everything". Yet, today we saw that some stocks like Northview REIT and Fortis were not affected. Can you please elaborate which sectors will not be affected by the corona virus?
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In one of your answers today about Magna you indicated that the corona virus will affect negatively "everything". Yet, today we saw that some stocks like Northview REIT and Fortis were not affected. Can you please elaborate which sectors will not be affected by the corona virus?
Thanks
Q: Hi 5I team, can you explain in what ways the coronovirus affect stock market. Flu virus in the states are infecting over millions of people every years and killing over 100,000 this year .Thanks.
Q: With the markets down big time with coronavirus issues. What companies would you recommend which have gone down a lot but have huge potential once everything is back to normal.
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Q: What advice do you have given the current market correction given the virus? I have a conservative portfolio (banks, utilities and telecommunications, Berkshire B and Microsoft?
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Thank you.
Q: Can you offer a list of what would be considered the "interest sensitive" stocks that are in your portfolios? Thanks.
Q: What would you consider appropriate overall portfolio percentage holding ranges for stocks vs ETFs? From reading questions I get the impression that a minimum of 2% for individual stocks, 5% for individual ETFs. Maximum (although personal decision) might be 5% for stocks and 10% to 15% for ETFs. Would this be reasonable goal to provide diversification and potentially minimize large fluctuations in income?
Q: Txs for giving me the top 10 from each of the 3 ports. What I really want is your top 10 stocks.Please provide. Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: Please advise the best 10 stocks from the 3 portfolios to buy today starting with the best. Your last recommendation to buy was on Dec 19 & on Jan 28 it was to sell Toy & trimmed Bep.un & Shop. Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: Here is a simple question for you. When determining an amount that a particular equity has for the percentage of my portfolio, do I use the total value of my portfolio including the fixed income part, or just the equity part? For example, if the total portfolio is $100,000 including fixed income and I have a 60/40 split of equity /fixed, is a 5% position $5,000 or $3,000?
Thank you for your excellent service.
Thank you for your excellent service.
Q: I'm considering doing some day-trading...what would be some companies you would look at?
Q: In answer to Nick on Feb 7 about the topic of "company share splitting", I thought the practice in the past had to do with a lower share price making it easier for the small investor to buy 50 or 100 share "board lots". Now with the ease and ability of buying even 1 share, the board lot issue has all but disappeared. Not sure...just my recollection....Steve
Q: I see pictures of near empty big Chinese cities on tv. Sales of consumer electronics like smartphones and laptops must've plummeted or any consumer electronics for that matter. This will mean significant misses on the next quarter revenue. Why is the market shraging this off?
Q: I need some help.
I am retired and moving to the U.S.and my current bank will not let me trade my RRSP once I establish residence in the U.S.
Do you know of any financial institutions which would allow me to trade my Canadian RRSP from a U.S. address?
I am and will remain a Canadian Citizen
I am retired and moving to the U.S.and my current bank will not let me trade my RRSP once I establish residence in the U.S.
Do you know of any financial institutions which would allow me to trade my Canadian RRSP from a U.S. address?
I am and will remain a Canadian Citizen
Q: As a follow-up on a question re investment information - my favourite by far is barchart.com, especially for momentum investors although others may find it useful as well. The US site is a bit more detailed than the Canadian one, but that is not much of a drawback. So much easily available information, handy tools, screeners, etc. I used to like the globe.com/investing site, but much of it is behind a paywall.
Q: I want to branch out into metal stocks Copper is my choice. Where can I get income and some growth going forward?
Q: Hi Peter / Ryan, do you know what reasons companies use to determine stock splits. I've heard the price of the share is to high so to allow more people access to it they split the shares. Now a lot of shares are over 500 dollars but they don't split, which shoots that reason out and some split more often than others, for example ATD.B gets to about 90 and they split, its happened twice since I've owned them. Banks used to split more often now they don't. Last time RY split it was around 90 now it's over 100 and still no split. Thanks, Nick
Q: If there was a 10% to 15% drop in the US and Canadian marketplace what 5 sectors would be adversely affected the most Thanks Mike