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Q: Can you please suggest 2 or 3 ETFs for long term growth in a small RRSP, about 14K , for a young person. Keith
Read Answer Asked by Keith on May 10, 2021
Q: Can you suggest a few good ETF’s which should form the basis of one’s portfolio.

Also please suggest ETF’s for specific applications like..... high risk/ growth, dividend, US equities, Canadian equities, dividend stocks, tech stocks, emerging markets ..... and your choice of basket of ETF’s which a person could use to build a portfolio ( with % allocations)
Read Answer Asked by HARRY on May 10, 2021
Q: The other day Brad was asking about the current trend of shifting to value and a concern with rising rates & inflation, and wondered whether it would good to lighten up on growth stocks. The 5I answer covered a number of points and suggested adding sector diversification or balancing out with some value stocks. and that “high grading” things a little might be prudent. Although I like the sector diversification they offer, if I wanted to do some “high grading”, would I want to move out of these 3 names? They have been increasing in value ( by the way, I came to consider them because of 5I, so thanks). Or do you see them as being sufficient "grade" to continue to hold? hank you for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on May 10, 2021
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and Team,

I was wondering about what is the best course of action for an investor when interest rates rise? Should we get out of growth stocks and move to consumer and noncyclical stocks? If our time frame is 5+ years, should we just stay the course? What 3 or 4 stocks would you recommend when interest rates rise?

Thanks for your helpful advice!
Read Answer Asked by Marvin on May 10, 2021
Q: What do you think is the remaining downside in this market? 0% or 5% or more than 10%? It does not bother me because markets go up and markets go down!
Many thanks
Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on May 10, 2021
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