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Q: I currently own both BYD and PBH and would like to add a third consumer cyclical stock for my LIRA account. Which stock would you recommend? Have 10 years before having to convert to LIRF.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked on November 27, 2020
Q: I understand that there are tax advantages to holding different types of equities in your TFSA, RRSP and open accounts. I would appreciate some information on the preferred types of equities to be held in the various accounts – US stocks, Canadian stocks, International stocks, dividend paying stocks, non-dividend paying stocks, ETFs, etc. Thank you for your information.
Read Answer Asked by Don on November 26, 2020
Q: I’ve been looking at these four particular stocks, KEG.Un, AW.UN, QSR and PBH as opportunities to invest in an area this will benefit I. The eventual recovery from the virus. Do you agree, if so rate your picks in order of preference.
Congratulations on your excellent work.

Roy

Roy
Read Answer Asked by Roy on November 26, 2020
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
Over the last 5 years, HHL's price dropped by just under 30% although its underlying stocks had appreciated over the same time period. I just can't wrap my head around this and would you please comment on how this is possible.
Also which one would be your choice for a full position HHL vs LIFE?
Regards,
Read Answer Asked by Harry on November 26, 2020
Q: hi folks

with peter and ryan becoming Pm's for a US hedge fund firm where does this leave this service

thanks for the past

good luck
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 26, 2020
Q: I own shares of Brookfield Renewable Corporation (BEPC) and it just continues to defy gravity and move straight up. This has me thinking that an equity raise might be coming anytime now. What do you think the chances are that they do a share issue before the end of the year? Have they already filed a shelf prospectus?

You mentioned in a previous response that if they were to issue shares it would likely be the corporate shares and not the partnership, implying that this might reduce the current premium on the corporate shares. Can you explain why? Wouldn’t the partnership shares suffer the same earnings dilution if they issue corporate shares?

I own the corporate shares in my non-registered account. Would it make sense to sell them from that account and repurchase the partnership shares in my RRSP? I would incur a taxable gain but I already have carried over loses that I can use to offset. In addition I think that there is a possibility that the Government might soon spring a capital gains tax increase upon us (just one more reason to crystalize the gain now).

I couple of question so please deduct credits as you see fit.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on November 26, 2020
Q: What do think of this company as a short and longer term investment
Read Answer Asked by Howie on November 26, 2020