Q: I have a 5.5% weighting in my portfolio. About 130% gain in a non-registered account. The economy is ground to a halt abruptly probably for quite a few months if not years. I wonder if it is a good time to trim down, bite the bullet and pay the capital gains tax at the high marginal tax rate and buy back to full position when it reaches the bottom? or grin and bear some near term volatility, stick with it for the long term as the economy will be back in a year or two?
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Q: Jacques asked about finding better brokers than RBC . I too ...as in another answer from another member...use TD and BMO Investorline...for self investing. BOTH have been very good so far after 6 years of self investing. If there is the odd issue it is corrected very quickly...so far.
I hope that helps
I hope that helps
Q: With the economic fallout coming of writedowns, defaults, market adjustments, would you say the life co's can be a safer bet here than banks?
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Thanks
Q: Hello team,
Would you invest in GC today? What weight would you give it? Half or full, now that things seems to be moving ahead? What is their debt level? Do they have enough cash to make it through the closure period? Would their balance sheet and support from Brookfiled (if I am not mistaken) let you sleep at night?
Thanks a lot for staying with us during this time and all the time!
Would you invest in GC today? What weight would you give it? Half or full, now that things seems to be moving ahead? What is their debt level? Do they have enough cash to make it through the closure period? Would their balance sheet and support from Brookfiled (if I am not mistaken) let you sleep at night?
Thanks a lot for staying with us during this time and all the time!
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Q: Good morning everyone. Would you beable to give me a few ideas of value stocks and also growth stocks that will be moving in this market. If you have time possibly in both Canadian and US mkarkets. Enjoy reading all your articles. Thank you for all your insight.
Q: Just looking at the decline in Margins on Alibaba, the revenue has been going up nicely , but with declining Margins how is it that there earnings keep going up ?
thanks Gord
thanks Gord
Q: Your thoughts on these 2 companies for longer term investors. Are the dividends safe(ish?)
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I am down $1000 on this stock and wonder if I should cut my losses?
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Q: Thoughts on the above companies?
Q: Can I have your thoughts on MSCI as a long term investment. The chart looks great. Any comments pro or con would be appreciated. Thanks
Q: What is your take on Microsoft latest earnings and does it merit its current price?
Q: Hello Team
I am hearing different comments, and one from David Rosenberg in particular, suggesting it is quite possible to see a 60cent dollar in the not too distant future and I would appreciate your thoughts. Further to this personally I feel that the markets seem to be going through a period of "irrational exuberance" and personally I feel we are only at the beginning of what is to come in terms of a downturn in the Canadian economy. With this in mind, what would your thought be of changing some Canadian dollars in my accounts to US dollars for investment purposes. I would also consider using a US ETF such as GLD to play the rising gold stocks. Appreciate your thoughts
I am hearing different comments, and one from David Rosenberg in particular, suggesting it is quite possible to see a 60cent dollar in the not too distant future and I would appreciate your thoughts. Further to this personally I feel that the markets seem to be going through a period of "irrational exuberance" and personally I feel we are only at the beginning of what is to come in terms of a downturn in the Canadian economy. With this in mind, what would your thought be of changing some Canadian dollars in my accounts to US dollars for investment purposes. I would also consider using a US ETF such as GLD to play the rising gold stocks. Appreciate your thoughts
Q: The assisted living industry has been hit hard by the pandemic. Do you think this sector is going to face more issues and for investors, is it best to steer clear even though the baby boomer senior population in Canada is growing?
Between CSH.un and SIA, is one better than the other for 3 yrs hold and why? Or is it best to sell both names? Many thanks.
Between CSH.un and SIA, is one better than the other for 3 yrs hold and why? Or is it best to sell both names? Many thanks.
Q: If a person is concerned about the bank of Canada printing so much money , that it starts to lose its value and the money I have saved up in cash starts to lose its value as well , what can a person do to protect the value of the money you have . And how would a person go about doing this? thanks , especially during this crazy economy.
Q: From an investment perspective, is the primary reason to invest in a real return bond to receive the inflation-adjusted value of the principal at maturity to maintain purchasing power, and not so much to receive the "real" interest rate payout on invested capital along the way?
If this is so, is it better to hold individual bonds with fixed maturities of shorter duration rather than an ETF like ZRR where the value fluctuates with the perceived interest rate environment, and purchasing power isn't preserved because it never actually matures?
If this is so, is it better to hold individual bonds with fixed maturities of shorter duration rather than an ETF like ZRR where the value fluctuates with the perceived interest rate environment, and purchasing power isn't preserved because it never actually matures?
Q: opinion question, the markets seem to be bouncing back.
What is your opinion on the market bottom having been reached?
What are the 3 biggest variables to affect the canadian markets in the next 6 to 12 months?
What is your opinion on the market bottom having been reached?
What are the 3 biggest variables to affect the canadian markets in the next 6 to 12 months?
Q: Hi Team
how were the AGI financial results and the outlook going forward?
Thanks
Ron
how were the AGI financial results and the outlook going forward?
Thanks
Ron
Q: Hi gang, could you please help me decide which one would you buy today? 3-5 years or should l buy both? Are both strong. ? Thanks
Alnoor
Alnoor
Q: Comments please on the CLS quarter and would you add to a 1% position at this time? Thx
Q: What is your current opinion on Boeing. Has their situation improved or stabilized since your last comments?
Thanks Peter
Thanks Peter