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Q: Seems like the renewables and utilities are seeing a downward spiral..Is this due to rising bond yields and will they become attractive at a certain point.
Read Answer Asked by terrance on March 08, 2021
Q: My stocks and losses are below. You indicated that the rise in rates was causing the selloff. If rates just keep rising, do you think these stocks will keep dropping?
Are these stocks healthy enough to rebound? Your views much appreciated.

US:NIO -48.31%
US:U -41.66%
KXS -21.42%
US:RDFN -21.04%
US:CRWD -19.50%
US:CELH -12.98%
Read Answer Asked by TOM on March 08, 2021
Q: Hi 5i,
How does a person puchase actual Bitcoin, not an ETF, (e.g. is there any bank that does this?) and do you know what the typical fees are likely to be? What are the risks apart from volatility of Bitcoin?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by John on March 08, 2021
Q: I am considering IHI; Costco; Navidia; Facebook; Microsoft and JPMorgan as a mini etf for my U.S. funds. Would you add/replace and or delete any of these?
Would you consider Google as an alternative or addition to the above.
I have $10,000 u.s. for this package of stocks.
Read Answer Asked by ed on March 08, 2021
Q: Please analyze this company from investment perspective. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on March 08, 2021
Q: there is a lot of buzz about "artificial intelligence" and the stocks that are best positioned in this sphere . Would you consider OTEX a good choice?
What others would you you recommend?
Read Answer Asked by shirley on March 08, 2021
Q: In recent years, and especially during Covid, the central banks have effectively been printing money to fund the national fiscal deficits. In theory, governments are to repay the central bank for their bond purchases. However, there is a possibility that governments will choose to write off these debts (as is being recommended now by many economists). Should the governments write off these debts, what investments do you feel will do well in this environment, and which will not do well? Would a write off not have the effect of diluting the currency?

Thank you for this wonderful service!
Read Answer Asked by Dale on March 08, 2021
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