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Q: Hello folks:

Trying to understand the fees and performances for these ETFs. How come the fees for HXE is so low?! 0.27 as opposed to 0.61 for XEG? and ZEO and of course 1.50 for Ninepoints.(Understandable as it is active mgmt ETF and has a lot of turnover) On fees alone HXE ought to be a winner, no? Yet the results according to the websites don't reflect this...HXE only marginally better compared to XEG. ZEO lags so much. Am I missing something here?
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on November 16, 2021
Q: Hi, I'm looking to save and invest $X every week into the market. I could either:

1) Buy etf's as there is really no commission on the purchases
2) Buy individual stocks as the funds accumulate. Commission is only ~$5, what would be the minimum $ amount to invest so that it's worth it?

If I were to choose option 1, what would be your two or three ETF choices for either dividend growth or pure capital gains growth. Same for option 2, what two or three individual dividend growth or growth stocks would you choose to allocate capital to every week or two?

Thanks!

Read Answer Asked by Keith on November 16, 2021
Q: Hi Team, We hold CNR and BIP.UN in our TFSA accounts and would like to free up space for other holdings from our non-registered account. We hold AMZN, BAM'A, CSU, GOOG, and QCOM in a non-registered account. If we switch out CNR and BIP.UN before Dec. 31 will we be able to transfer in some of the non-registered holdings in 2022? If so, in which order would you rank the non-registered holdings to take advantage of the TFSA account?
Would it be better to replace BIP.UN with BIPC in the non-registered account?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gary on November 16, 2021
Q: I appreciate your in-depth reviews of many Canadian Dividend companies. Is it possible to include in your reports what form those dividends are distributed in? For instance the dividend from AW is considered non-eligible and the dividend for BCE is considered eligible. What are the advantages of each type. It would be helpful for me when deciding which account to purchase the equity in. Do you have a recommended site or source for more information.Thanks for you service.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by Fredrick on November 16, 2021
Q: Moderna seems to have come back down to earth. Last week the US Gov't started a case because their scientists were not included in the patent, and today they are announcing positive data from a phase 2 study for another mrna product, as well as a C-19 booster authorized for people over 18 years. How does the stock look now? Do they stand to lose profit if they lose the case to the US Gov't? Is it something interesting to buy at this level?
Read Answer Asked by Kim on November 16, 2021
Q: I want to consider buying a small group of stocks (5-10) that would capture the future growth (my assumption) of electric vehicles. These could be vehicle manufacturers, companies supplying key input/parts or other beneficiaries of EV growth. Do you have suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on November 16, 2021
Q: Decent Q results & guide on Nov 8 prompted a huge jump to H$12.22,but closed at $11.37+.32 on the day. But no carry over & today huge drop to $8.79 -$1.04 after announement that Ceo is fired immediately.Please comment.Is this stock worth keeping after some 65% haircut.If not, please provide 3 or 4 good stocks that U like now regardless of sectors & please rank them.Txs for u usual great services & views.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on November 16, 2021
Q: Hi Peter,

What is your brief overall take should the following stocks be part of one's investment portfolio?

High risk is tolerable and time horizon is greater than 5 years.

Thanks,

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by ilie on November 16, 2021
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