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Q: Ignoring taxes, cash requirements, sector allocation, on a straight-up basis, for a minimum one-year hold, which of the above-listed equities would it be prudent to currently sell,buy, or hold? Thank You
Read Answer Asked by Harold on January 23, 2020
Q: Hi 5i:
I believe it would be wise to get in soon on 5G hardware producers, transmission networks, appliance manufacturers.
Aside from Canadian telecom networks I cannot readily identify any Canadian candidates.
Could you suggest Canadian opportunities, as well as a few promising US chip makers, networks, and end users?
Many thanks for your great service.
Read Answer Asked by David on January 21, 2020
Q: I like to add one a{blue chip )income stock sector not material if any of the three which one ?
if not feel fre to name a couple
Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on January 08, 2020
Q: Your thoughts on the above at these prices. Do you think efx has good upside with nautural gas given the nod for 2020 and going forward?
Read Answer Asked by kenneth on January 06, 2020
Q: Do you see any reason why BCE cannot keep paying there dividend and keep raising it at say five percent per year for the foreseeable future? I am looking at selling long term puts at about sixty two dollars and would appreciate your thoughts. Do you consider the governments comments about high cellphone rates as a serious concern? THANKS
Read Answer Asked by John on January 02, 2020
Q: My wife and I have a plan to invest a total of 50 000 dollars in 5 Canadian companies beginning January 1 and cashing out Dec.31st. So we want to generate as much income as we can over that one year period and use the potential profits to take a decent holiday. What 5 stocks would you suggest? Perhaps recommend one additional for us to consider and research. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on December 30, 2019
Q: I'm 21 years old and am planning on making a TFSA portfolio of Canaidan companies (Mostly Blue-chip dividend paying stocks, IE, Banks, Telcos etc....) to buy and hold forever. I'm also planning on adding SHOPIFY in my TFSA and placing BABA in my RRSP. I was thinking XAW in RRSP as well top get american/international exposure, Just wondering your thoughts on this and any advice would be great. Also do you think it's a good idea to invest now or wait for a market correction or just avergae in over time in all of these companies.
Read Answer Asked by Johnny on November 14, 2019
Q: What would be a good company to buy shares in for a teenager for his first investment? It was mentioned before that it increases interest in investing if the teen knows about the company. I was thinking of Costco, Disney, Mcdonalds?
Would you be able to provide a top 3-4 names in Canada and 3-4 in the US as suggestions? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Marco on November 12, 2019
Q: My only holding in the communication sector right now is a half position in Telus and I would like to increase my weighting in the sector. Would you recommend that I top it up to a full position or purchase something else in the sector. I am also underweight US equities right now so I would accept a Canadian and/or US recommendation.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on November 12, 2019
Q: Hi, What's your take on BCE qurater ? Looks like the results were in line with estimates and subscribers addition were much higher than expected. Don't understand why stock is lower. Based on results/outlook, is it safe to top up the present 4% position to 5% at these levels, for income and some growth ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on October 31, 2019
Q: In my RRSP account - I am looking to add 1 more company to the above list. I am somewhat of a conservative growth investor - would like something that will increase over time yet paying respect to risk. I am looking at BIP.UN or SLF - can you provide your opinion and maybe suggest others that you feel might "fit" ? Your opinion is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on October 31, 2019
Q: I have a 5% position in BCE and a 4% position in NWC, which I consider both to be "full", relative to their "blue chip status". I have a little bit of cash available to top up either or both. With the recent weakness in both BCE and NWC, would you add to either at this time? From an asset allocation perspective it doesn't really matter which, although I could use a bit more in the consumer space.

BCE = Now that the election is behind us, does the threat of cell phone fee reductions seem more likely? What does the future look like?

NWC = At last reporting, I understand the airline expansion was possibly holding back results...any new news?

Thanks...Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on October 25, 2019
Q: Hello,

The family RESP is composed of 15% VGG and 15% XQQ with the balance spread roughly evenly over the remaining stocks listed above. I would appreciate your suggestion for an additional position. The oldest child is 8 years away from post secondary.

Thank-you.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on October 22, 2019
Q: Looking to purchase full positions in large caps with steady growth, at least a 2% dividend, and low debt in both the consumer defensive and cyclical sectors. Canadian and US names both appreciated. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on October 09, 2019
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