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Q: What are the best bond etfs to own in Canada and US in your opinion? Please provide several options in both countries. Thank You.
Read Answer Asked by Mirjana on October 14, 2020
Q: What is your take on SPYC (sp 500 ETF with options overlay) ? Thanks ..Martin.
Read Answer Asked by Martin on October 14, 2020
Q: I currently own 2000 sh. of this co. and would like to go to 5000 but since the price is continually dropping I am hesitant.
I looked up the insider trading and found out the CEO and a director have been doing an inordinate amount of selling.
I see they have large holdings but continue to sell at these low prices.
Do you think they know something that the average shareholder isn't aware of?
Read Answer Asked by Harry on October 14, 2020
Q: Hello Peter & Team
For CRA purposes, can you please very this for me:
If I purchase a security in my investment/taxable account,
do I have to wait for 30 days before I can dispose of the security regardless of gain or loss ?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Patty on October 14, 2020
Q: hi experts. If a country takes all there gov,t bonds and converts them to perpetual bonds will our bond porfolio drop in value.and if they also change to digital currency what does that mean to us. they are now considering it.thanks brian w
Read Answer Asked by brian on October 14, 2020
Q: Hi 5i,

Thank you in advance for you guidance. It is much appreciated. So, I am very bullish for gold and silver. I have invested in physical gold and but I want to take advantage of gold and silver companies as well. I love The Gold Fund at EuroPacific Asset Management (https://europacificfunds.com/funds/gold-fund/) that is managed by Adrian Day, but it requires a $100K minimum investment for Canadians. Can you recommend a really great ETF or Mutual Fund that is similar?
Read Answer Asked by Tye on October 14, 2020
Q: Over the last 10-20 years, I have found that I have done the best buying and holding several smallish, but established companies that seem to have good long term growth prospects. Have made very large gains by holding stocks like CSU, BYD, PBH, WSP and GSY for 5, 10 or more years. I am trying to identify which smallish but established companies might be the best candidates to produce some very significant gains over the next 10+ years. Would you please rank the following in order according to which you think are the most likely to generate some very significant gains over that time frame. I hold the majority of these, but not in large positions, and there are a few I do not currently hold. Also, if you have another 2 or 3 companies that you think would fit this strategy, could you indicate which ones and where they would rank in the list. I'm not worried about sector, as my portfolio is well diversified, and I am tolerant of risk. Take how ever many credits you feel this question is worth. Thank you.
ABT, DOO, ECN, ENGH, GDI, GOOS, LSPD, PEO, REAL, SIS, TCS
Read Answer Asked by Dan on October 14, 2020
Q: Hi Guys,

These "growth" stocks are in my balance portfolio (thank you), would a "full" position be in the 3% range or do you feel comfortable with a 5% ownership?

thanks

Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on October 14, 2020
Q: Hello, a new ETF (stock symbol: HCAL Hamilton Canadian bank 1.25 x leverage ETF) is going to be released in the market soon. At the moment, I don't have too many Canadian bank stocks in my portfolio. The 1.25x leverage and 6% yield seems interesting, especially as the price of Canadian bank stocks are quite low now. What are your thoughts on this ETF? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Esther on October 14, 2020
Q: What are your thoughts about the new 6.50% debentures ? The yield implies a higher level of risk but do you think the risk is reasonnable ? Also, is it common to see companies pay the interest or principal in shares when they have the option to do it ? If they do, the amount received is the same as if it would be in cash? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by anthony on October 14, 2020
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