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Q: I bought RIO at around $76 US and it has been going down ever since. I plan to hold on to this stock for 3+ years and just wondering if this is sector related?
If it's sector or cyclical related, would you pick up a bit more at the lower price or wait until there is momentum again?

thanks,

Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 08, 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: I've been lucky enough to own NVDA in the last year. Its now 4% of my portfolio. I'm considering buying a semi supplier like AMAT, LRCX,ASML, etc. What do you think? is it too much to own NVDA and a supplier? if so, which would you suggest?
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on November 08, 2021
Q: Hi
I am interested in KWG since it is involved in the Ring of Fire located in Northern Ontario. What is the difference between these two shares besides the significant share price difference? Which should one purchase?
Thanks, Len
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on November 08, 2021
Q: A question by Daniel the other day about this etf caught my eye; your answer was quite positive, referring to its good results. Can you pls give information about its prospects to provide downside protection in the event of an adverse market event. How does their hedging work? How much protection would there be with different event eg a 10% pullback compared to a 20%. I looked at the website and couldn't glean any ideas about that. If one was to look at this like gold, ie a form of insurance, what portfolio weight would you think an average investor might have? Thank you for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on November 08, 2021
Q: Looking at the concern over rising interest rates I took EIF as an example of the effect,
EIF has a dividend of approximately 5%, the equivalent interest rate would be in vicinity of 6%.
So if my calculations are right interest rates have a long way to go to have a material effect,
In this case also we have some growth and the possibility of acquisitions.
So should I be concerned about the effect of rising interest rates on EIF?

Roy
Read Answer Asked by Roy on November 08, 2021
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