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Q: Medical Facilities seems to be attracting some attention with modest price increase and increased volume. Would you throw a bit of fun money at it or wait for it to accelerate.
Read Answer Asked by joe on August 21, 2020
Q: I have both BAC & RF both of them are slightly higher than my cost. I would appreciate your opinion if selling both of them and buying SCHW would result in a better growth opportunity.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Saad on August 21, 2020
Q: Good morning, Portfolio Analytics suggests we (as elderly seniors) lower our Utility holdings by 6.32%. Currently, we have:
AQN 3.9 %, BEPC 3.5%, BIP.UN 4.6%, H 2.2%, SPB 1.8%. Firstly is there a holding I could eliminate? If not should I just lower the larger percentages? All are in RRIFs.
Second suggestion from Analytics is to lower telecom by 3.54%. Currently have BCE 4.2%, T 3.5% and GOOG 4.2%. T and BCE are in RRIFs. GOOG is in an unregistered account. I have always looked at GOOG as technology sector. Any comments. Thanks for your expertise.
Ted
Read Answer Asked by Ted on August 21, 2020
Q: Would you please mention other renewable energy corp. in US and Canada. Thanks for your incredible service. Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on August 21, 2020
Q: This company was featured on Dragon's Den I believe it is into the vegan food. I started watching it a few months ago when it was at 1.70. Over this time has declined and sat around $1.50 for a long time. Today it fell 15% to 1.20. Do have any insight on this company?? Does it have a future?? Would be a buyer or would you wait.? The 52 week high was $3.49.

Thank you
Steve
Read Answer Asked by Steve on August 21, 2020
Q: I would like to park some cash, with the eventual purchase of a residence and am interested in more than GIC's and I understand that this will entail more risk, though less than equity risk. What do you think of MFT, XHY, PYF, PSA, HFR and PMIF and would you split them in equal percentages?
Thanks for your service
Read Answer Asked by Ozzie on August 21, 2020
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