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Q: Can you clarify what BAM intends for shareholders with the proposed Reinsurance creation. Do we receive spin-off shares?
Read Answer Asked by Margot on November 13, 2020
Q: What is the contribution limit for 2021? Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Margot on November 12, 2020
Q: I am looking to add more healthcare to my portfolio - thinking about adding Pfizer plus an ETF. Given the recent vaccine news I am surprised that the price of PFE has not really soared. Can you shed some light on this? Do you feel PFE has upside growth potential - is it a good buy at the current prices? Patrick
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on November 12, 2020
Q: You have, in the past, listed about ten companies (including CSU, X, KXS, CAE, BYD, ENB, ADW) that you felt had a unique opportunity to flourish under these special circumstances.
Asking the same question today, what would your updated list look like?
Read Answer Asked by Rick on November 12, 2020
Q: Can I get your thoughts on PSNL please, it's gotten some attention now that ARK has disclosed they own 10.1%. Is this company good enough for a starter position?
Read Answer Asked by dan on November 12, 2020
Q: Im looking for an ETF that invests in environmental, social and governance (ESG)stocks.

Thanks Valter

Read Answer Asked by Valter on November 12, 2020
Q: Hi 5i
Based on my recent review of Portfolio Analytics information, I need to increase my US and International exposure significantly and, also, Consumer Cyclical, Consumer Defensive, Industrials and Tech.
With the thought of killing a number of birds with just a few stones, could you recommend a few ETFs that trade on the TSX that will increase my US and International exposure along with my investment in the listed sectors, while also having the prospect of some reasonable return in the form of either capital appreciation or dividends, or both.
Thanks!
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on November 12, 2020