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Q: I've held VEEV for a while and it seems to be stalled. Time to move on? If yes, would you recommend shifting the funds to bring ATZ up to 4%? Alternatively, is there another company in the health sector you would recommend in VEEV's stead? Medium-risk investor.

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on September 16, 2021
Q: Owning stocks is by nature an intangible asset. In the event, of lets say, a black swan event such as a cyber threat world wide and all our intangible assets are basically in digital form (as opposed to physical and tangible) what, if anything can an individual owning stocks do, if anything, to make that asset more tangible? I assume the stocks in all your model portfolios have been suggested because of they have been deemed higher rated companies, those more likely to survive any temporary stock market crash. But can we make owning them more tangible or are we fully at the mercy of the Internet?

Read Answer Asked by Lucy on September 16, 2021
Q: Hi,
I initiated small positions in EGLX and MRS a while back. Down 32% and 53% respectively so the small position is even smaller. Should I just be patient with these two? Or move the MRS portion to EGLX? Or vice versa? Or even getting out of them altogether and putting the funds in another name?
They are in my TFSA so no tax implications.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Marco on September 16, 2021
Q: I currently own these companies. I have some US cash to add to my TFSA and would like your recommendation on 5 additional best of breed companies. Or would you increase number of shares in the companies I already own.

Thanks, Donna
Read Answer Asked by Donna on September 16, 2021
Q: From your article:

Relationship Between Bond Prices and Yields

Does that mean that we should avoid buying bonds at this moment? And for the near future?
Thank you for your answer.

The SECOND part of my question was:

Should we avoid buying bond ETF at this moment?
Read Answer Asked by Serge on September 16, 2021
Q: Hello,

I have been reading about Evergrand in China and their potential default on $300 Billion in housing debt. It's being noted as the Chinese Lehman Brothers.

Do you see any knock on affects to the rest of world economy?
How big can this go?
Read Answer Asked by Sarj on September 16, 2021
Q: I watched the interview on BNN with Mr. Bedard this morning and a couple of things jumped out at me. This is a company that has so far produced 400 vehicles building a 900,000 sq. ft. plant that is capable of producing 20,000 vehicles a year and is the largest of it's type in the U.S. ..... Nobody does something like that without a good reason for it. That would be like British Properties making the Lions Gate bridge ten lanes because " Maybe we'll need them someday " .... And the CIBC analyst expectations of revenue of $92 million going to $454 million in one year ..... Sure can't see that on the basis of telling the salesmen to " Go out and see if you can flog these things " ..... My brain says there is a reason for the plant and the analysts expectations ..... Any idea what that might be ?
Read Answer Asked by Garth on September 16, 2021
Q: i will have some new cash available from sale of industrial property and i am fully retired at 66 years of age . My wife owns another industrial property from which she draws a monthly income.
We currently have investorline account with each of our rrsp, tfsa, and a joint account.
I here a lot of noise out there in investment world regarding bond etfs being a poor investment at this time, as well as covered call etfs not being a good investment due to limiting upside potentialComments on this please.
But what is your opinion as to what etfs we should invest our new cash: considering Maw 104, VCNS , ZWH, VCIP, RWVG. also High interest savings accounts HSAV?
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Tom on September 16, 2021
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