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Q: Hi,

My portfolio is a bit light (5.8%) on Industrials than I would like (10%). I currently hold CAE (1.25%), XYL (2.5%) and SIS (2%). For a relatively conservative investor, what would be your top 3 recommendations?
Read Answer Asked by Cameron on April 09, 2018
Q: Hi 5i - WSP is in your income portfolio and I'm wondering, as it is declining, is it a good time to buy or could you recco another few income stocks instead.
Thx - Doug
Read Answer Asked by DOUG on March 26, 2018
Q: This group has posted disappointing results of late...what/when are the expected next earrings estimates? And when is it time to review whether these still should still be held? Thanks....
Read Answer Asked by adam on March 16, 2018
Q: I have owned stocks in above companies for a while. I want to make additional investments in quality dividend stocks.
I also own stocks in KO, GE, MSFT and SYY. Total portfolio about Cnd $ 300K and US $ 120K
1st question, In your opinion, should I sell any of the above stocks, if so which ones.
Which additional stocks would you recommend for me to purchase
Thanks for your guidance. John
Read Answer Asked by John on March 15, 2018
Q: I have a full position in my TFSA, in all of these except COV. They are all up except for ENB. I have $12,000 to invest, would you add to the existing stocks or can you suggest others. Thanks for your input, great site. thanks Dorothy
Read Answer Asked by Dorothy on February 16, 2018
Q: I plan on buying a half position in each of the companies in question (WSP, OTEX, SLF, CCL.B & SJ) Could you tell if they should be in my taxable account or TFSA?
Thank You, Jim
Read Answer Asked by William James (Jim) on February 15, 2018
Q: Trying to decide how to allocate a full position or two half positions in a TFSA. We are growth investors with a 20+ year investment window. Currently most underweight in materials, energy and industrials. Plus I would like more non-North American exposure, if possible. WSP seems like it might be a good option. With the current market climate, what opportunities are there for me? Energy companies provide the least growth atm, correct?
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on February 09, 2018
Q: My 20year old son has at least 2years of school left and has enough summer income and RESP to cover those years. He has been slowly building a portfolio that mirrors your balanced portfolio. With the take over of AVO his tech weightings are now 33% ( youth seems more comfortable with tech!). I am encouraging him to rebalance. Which do you think has the best 2+ year outlook. ATD.B, SLF, WSP or SJ on the recent pullback. Thank you for all your suggestions, this is a fun kind of “problem” to have!
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 05, 2018
Q: Hi 5 I team
I presently have BPY.UN and thinking of selling it for its poorer performance and
replacing it with BIP.UN or WSP Global. Could I get your opinion on these two or others that you might suggest. Thanks Maurice
Read Answer Asked by Maurice on January 30, 2018
Q: I have the good problem of MX and WSP doing very well but now both at 2% overweight. I hate to sell stocks on a good run....time to rebalance or ride it out a bit longer. If time to rebalance what materials and industrial stock ( balanced equity portfolio follower) to buy right now with the 2% position.


Read Answer Asked by Tom on January 24, 2018
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and team
With the demise of Carillion, I wonder if you would hazard a guess as to which of the above companies would be most likely to pick up some assets based on the size of the war chest, past behaviour, etc.?
Gord
Read Answer Asked by Gord on January 22, 2018
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