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Q: I know you are not tax experts, so please disregard this question if it falls too far outside your field. I only venture it because you are so generous in answering all sorts of questions.

My wife and I each have a margin account. We are retired and take money from a rif each year. Dividends, capital gains and pensions are split at tax time.

The question is whether we are able to shift money back and forth between our accounts without tax consequences? Also, would it be possible to combine the two accounts into a joint margin account without tax consequences
Thanks as always for the great service
Read Answer Asked by joseph on March 10, 2021
Q: Good afternoon,

I am looking to investing into a bank for a long term hold. Which would be your favorite for long term growth

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Bonnie on March 10, 2021
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, I have XOM TRP ENB stocks in my TFSA, RSP Accounts. I was thinking of selling XOM and add some dividend stock .
pls give me some suggestions for long term hold . Thanks
Jacky
Read Answer Asked by liang on March 10, 2021
Q: I am thinking of selling my long term holding in KXS (held in RRSP) in favour of NOW. I acknowledge the obvious difference in size and risk. I would like to continue to position in a consistent performer with visible earnings growth in the cloud-based enterprise SAAS space. The recent poor subscription guidance, significantly lower margin expectations and the “cockroach theory” has made me contemplate the change out of KXS. NOW would appear to be an emerging platform company with a much larger TAM than KXS. Would you be ok with this considering my objective of consistency or would this be an over-reaction on my part as KXS has been good to me (thanks to 5i)?
Read Answer Asked by Stefan on March 10, 2021
Q: When companies do a private placement or a bought deal, what percentage of the time would the stock price rise above that price, lets say in 1 year? Do you know any studies that answer the question, or can you provide an answer based on your experience? I recognize the question is very broad. I suppose your answer would differ depending on the market cap of that company. Asking because I want to see if it is a good strategy to buy based on a dip down to the PP price. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Connie on March 10, 2021
Q: I have CRM, DOCU, ISRG and VEEV in my portfolio. I have to raise some cash and I would like to ask for help in deciding which one to trim first, second, third etc.
Thanks for your help.
Albert
Read Answer Asked by ALBERT on March 10, 2021
Q: Hi there,

I only have a little bit of money to put in right now and I’m looking at either WELL or Air Canada - which would you recommend? I am comfortable holding for a year or two minimum and am looking for growth but want to stay on the safer side. Appreciate your insight!
Read Answer Asked by Carol on March 10, 2021
Q: GIC coming due shortly, do not want to reinvest the money at a .75% rate. I’m considering buying a fairly safe dividend paying stock or 2. They could have a some growth as well as they would be in my TFSA. Have been considering TFII. What do you think of it and could you suggest a couple of other options for me to look into..

Thanks for your thoughts and suggestions.
John
Read Answer Asked by John on March 10, 2021
Q: CAE announced public offering of common shares priced at $27.50USD to raise $250,000,000USD to finance a portion of the purchase price and related cost of L3 Harris Military training business. What are the pros and cons of public offering versus brought deal from a company’s and investor's point of view? Is one financing deemed "better" than the other? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Karen on March 10, 2021
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