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Q: A comment on Scotialine's handling of NVDA split. I have both Scotia and BMO Investorline accounts and Investorline handled it flawlessly, Scotia did not. Also I recently opened RIFF accounts in each discount broker. Investorline RRIF is active(for 2 weeks now) and the process was smooth. I am still waiting for Scotia's to come online. I'm seriously considering scrapping my Scotia accounts and moving them to another discount broker but don't want everything at Investorline for security reasons. May try Questrade or Simplewealth, not sure yet.
Read Answer Asked by Cheryl on June 17, 2024
Q: My question is about CreditRiskMonitor (CMRZ) they are solvent from what I can gather but their main competitor Dun & Bradstreet Holdings (DNB) is not, what can you tell me about CMRZ besides it is tightly/majority held by the Flum family?
Read Answer Asked by MG on June 17, 2024
Q: Good evening,

I was looking to switch brokerages (from TD because of their $10 per trade fee) to a lower fee trading account. I would like a brokerage that offers low fees for trading stocks and options in Canada and the US, will allow me to keep both a US and CAN currency account, and has little or no maintenance fees (or has those fees waived for 5 digit balances or higher). I've looked into a couple of brokerages my favorite being TastyTrades however they aren't available in Canada, Wealthsimple however they charge a fee monthly to maintain a US account, CIBC however they seem to be equivalent to TD except slightly lower fees, Questtrade the price for stocks is good but for options is the equivalent to TD.

Any brokerage recommendations that fit most/all of my requirements?

Thanks,
Aidan
Read Answer Asked by A on June 17, 2024
Q: What do you think of airbnb and uber? i use both companies a lot and like them.

Can you give me your thoughts on each in terms of: valuation, growth prospects, how they stack up to peers, and how good the ROE is?

Would you say one is better than the other? I assume they are both pretty GDP sensitive w/how much travel and leisure spending impacts them
Read Answer Asked by Max on June 17, 2024
Q: Following up on my recent question on AI energy consumption issue. Could this be an issue for the development of the AI sector at some point in the future?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Ahmed on June 17, 2024
Q: Hi, Do you consider National Bank to be a good Canadian Bank to own, based on their flawless execution for a long period of time ? If so, after the recent sell off, what is a more prudent approach - To buy the * stock' now OR "Subscription receipts" to be listed, next week, which are likely to trade at a discount (what discount is reasonable ? ). considering cost to hold for 18 months period and a small probability of deal not going through ?

Would appreciate to elaborate pros and cons, Please !!

Thank You

Read Answer Asked by rajeev on June 17, 2024
Q: Hi 5i

What would be your top 5 undervalued US growth stocks with good fundamentals that you would buy for a 5 year hold?
No specific sector required.

Thanks for all you do!
Read Answer Asked by Josh on June 17, 2024
Q: My industrial portfolio currently has a light exposure to the industrial sector. I’d like to diversify by adding some industrial stocks in the US and Canada. Additionally, in the consumer sector, I already hold ATD, TOY, PBH, ULTA, and COST. To further enhance my consumer holdings, could you recommend several consumer stocks in the US and one or two in Canada? Your assistance is greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Esther on June 17, 2024