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Q: Hello 5i,

We have GOOGL and AMZN are in our TFSA's but they are too expensive to add and we do not want to sell. We are retiring and will not have excess funds to add to these positions in a TFSA.

Can you recommend an ETF that has high content of Goog (15%+) and AMZN 10%+) that can be purchased in an RRSP? We do not need AAPL and MSFT as we have VGT?

The other option is may be to purchase GOOGL and AMZN in our USD RRSP though we would prefer an ETF for diversification.

Thank you for you help.

Debbie and Jerry


Read Answer Asked by Jerry on May 21, 2021
Q: Hi folks, can please your expertise of Q1 results for Verano vrno/c...the results seemed to beat estimates...and appear to be place the company in Top Tier of US Cannabis stocks, with Trulieve, Green Thumb, Curaleaf. Hard for US Pot companies to make profit without SAFE Act & relief from 280 Tax....would you rate Verano Buy/Hold/Sell....thanks as always..jb Piedmont QC
Read Answer Asked by John on May 21, 2021
Q: Hi 5 i
Any thoughts on this new etf
Thx
Gerry
Read Answer Asked by Gerry on May 21, 2021
Q: Earlier you commented on the earnings saying that the market may not like their revenue miss from $35.4M from and expected $36.2M.
On the other hand, they bought a company as big as them. Since that deal closed on March 31, it was not accretive to the earnings released yesterday BUT they guided considerable higher on revenue and EBITDA for the year.
Wouldn't increasing the future guidance have more of and effect on the stock price than earnings of a quarter where the puchase was not accretive?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Herm on May 21, 2021
Q: Hey there! I'm 29. I have my RRSPs maxed out in index funds, TFSA maxed out in more growth companies (many of your picks and US growth stocks). I'm about to sell my rental property and should have about $100,000 in cash to invest. Looking to grow the money as much as possible, and then turn it into an income source. Will be working for another 2-3 years in a high paying job and then will work part time and pursue other interests and live off my investments. Any ideas on how to invest these funds?
Read Answer Asked by Danielle on May 21, 2021