Q: Thoughts on the ENB quarter. Thx
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Q: If you could only invest in on technology stock, which one would it be between Google, Amazon and Shopify?
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Desjardins 1-5 year Laddered Canadian Government Bond Index ETF (DCG)
Q: I have done well on Decartes, thanks to you! I am thinking of selling some of it and buying TD as it has been down. Do you think this is a good trade, I am thinking technology sector may cool off and financial may rebound next year. As Decartes is still climbing, do you think it would be better to hold for continued growth. Thank you!
Q: Hello,
I paid $38 for Laurentian Bank shares. Today they are trading at $26. They are in a non-registered account and I am looking to either hold them for at least 5 years or sell. Based on the current dividend, I am still getting a yield of 4%. Is this still a solid company that you would expect to be around 5 years from now? How likely would it be for them to cut the dividend again? How realistic is it to anticipate that it would return to $38 in the next 5 years? Thank you and have a nice holiday weekend.
I paid $38 for Laurentian Bank shares. Today they are trading at $26. They are in a non-registered account and I am looking to either hold them for at least 5 years or sell. Based on the current dividend, I am still getting a yield of 4%. Is this still a solid company that you would expect to be around 5 years from now? How likely would it be for them to cut the dividend again? How realistic is it to anticipate that it would return to $38 in the next 5 years? Thank you and have a nice holiday weekend.
Q: Any thoughts on GBR's recent reduction in share price? Does there appear to be a reason for it? Would this be good time to accumulate more on what appears to be a solid discovery project?
Q: Hello,
Thank you for your very prompt response to my question concerning how this ETF is able to pay such a high distribution. I now however have a few follow-on questions.
Since you indicated that a vast percentage of the distribution the ETF paid in the past year was simply a return of investors capital, wouldn't that make the likelihood of the ETF being able to continue payment of the current high yield very suspect over a rather short period of time? If investors are predominantly receiving a return of their own capital back to them, over time, then at a rate of 9% plus per year, won't the fund simply run out of funds to make these payments with over a period of 10 or so years? How would this differ from putting one's money under the mattress and simply withdrawing 10% of it each year?
Does the Evolve Global Healthcare (LIFE) ETF also engage in this practice, in order to support its roughly 6.75% yield?
If ETFs are supporting high yields by returning investor's capital to them and if that practice is inherently unsustainable, then I imagine that including information of that nature in the answer to any and all inquiries about such ETFs, would be very beneficial to all your members.
Thank you
Thank you for your very prompt response to my question concerning how this ETF is able to pay such a high distribution. I now however have a few follow-on questions.
Since you indicated that a vast percentage of the distribution the ETF paid in the past year was simply a return of investors capital, wouldn't that make the likelihood of the ETF being able to continue payment of the current high yield very suspect over a rather short period of time? If investors are predominantly receiving a return of their own capital back to them, over time, then at a rate of 9% plus per year, won't the fund simply run out of funds to make these payments with over a period of 10 or so years? How would this differ from putting one's money under the mattress and simply withdrawing 10% of it each year?
Does the Evolve Global Healthcare (LIFE) ETF also engage in this practice, in order to support its roughly 6.75% yield?
If ETFs are supporting high yields by returning investor's capital to them and if that practice is inherently unsustainable, then I imagine that including information of that nature in the answer to any and all inquiries about such ETFs, would be very beneficial to all your members.
Thank you
Q: Am heavily invested in USD titles/ US Treasuries,
reasons for CAD rise vs USD
any long term trends detectable,
ie when Gold rises USD sinks, true, some forecast gold at near 3000 USD??????
Art
reasons for CAD rise vs USD
any long term trends detectable,
ie when Gold rises USD sinks, true, some forecast gold at near 3000 USD??????
Art
Q: Thoughts on trimming some SHOP at record highs and buying some more WELL? SHOP position at 10% and WELL at 2%. I'm currently overweight tech at around 28%. What news or fundamentals would you wait for to further add to your WELL position? This is for a TFSA and looking for long term growth. Thanks!
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV)
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
Q: Looking for 2 dividend paying ETF's, one CDN and one USA with low MER.
Suggestions please, thank you
Suggestions please, thank you
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QUALCOMM Incorporated (QCOM)
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Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund (AW.UN)
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TC PipeLines LP representing Limited Partner Interests (TCP)
Q: Firstly, thank you for your outstanding guidance.
The first 3 stocks haven’t bounced back yet and are still quite a bit down. My question is -would it be better to try and recover $ in the Growth stocks listed below the 3 or reinvest with A&W, BMO, PRU and wait it out for another year.
I have positions in the growth stocks that could be deeper in BNS, Telus, Enbridge, TCP, Kinaxis, Qualcomm. And if you suggest that the growth stocks make more sense to recoup money faster, could you rank these from strongest to weakest-(Potential for growth). Thank you.
Bruce
The first 3 stocks haven’t bounced back yet and are still quite a bit down. My question is -would it be better to try and recover $ in the Growth stocks listed below the 3 or reinvest with A&W, BMO, PRU and wait it out for another year.
I have positions in the growth stocks that could be deeper in BNS, Telus, Enbridge, TCP, Kinaxis, Qualcomm. And if you suggest that the growth stocks make more sense to recoup money faster, could you rank these from strongest to weakest-(Potential for growth). Thank you.
Bruce
Q: Can you suggest three silver ETF's and three silver mining companies. Thanks
Q: A co-worker of mine has brought up this company to my attention last couple of days it looks like this company went public just this past FEBRUARY, i know that it is very new to the stock market do you have any inside information on this company. Thank you
again Wilson
again Wilson
Q: Hi. Could I please have your favourite couple silver stocks and a bit about why you like them?
Also do you expect silver to continue to run?
Thanks
Also do you expect silver to continue to run?
Thanks
Q: I see this company has just listed on the TSX. What are your thoughts on its financials and potential for growth. Are the management team considered strong in your view. Thanks.
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Broadcom Inc. (AVGO)
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Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO)
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Roper Technologies Inc. (ROP)
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CGI Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (GIB.A)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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Open Text Corporation (OTEX)
Q: I own the following 6 tech names (ROP is technically an industrial but fast moving into software) in my RRSP, each at about 2% weighting. I am thinking of gradually adding one or two FANG names to round this up. I am looking at MSFT and/or GOOG. If these makes a good complement, do you consider one or the other a better buy today?
Q: What should we expect from the 3 quarter results coming tomorrow from real. And it looks like that lightspeed will have their's on April 6 2020. These 2 companies have had a pretty good ralley the last couple of weeks, i would expect strong results. Do you see the same here?
Q: What are your thought on this company currently
Q: Hi,
BEP.UN headquarters are in Bermuda, so I classify it as an International stock for my regional diversification.
What region should I classify my BEPC shares in? Canada, US, or International?
Thanks, Paul
BEP.UN headquarters are in Bermuda, so I classify it as an International stock for my regional diversification.
What region should I classify my BEPC shares in? Canada, US, or International?
Thanks, Paul
Q: Can you provide me a list of 3-5 of the most highly leveraged gold producers to the price of gold? Thanks.
Q: Can you add more info on SHOP after their earnings call. Quite a stunning quarter. Expected it to good but not that good.