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Q: These companies represent 17% of my portfolio, with ENB and NPI positions being 3.5% each and the remaining approx 2 % each. Recently stock prices of several of these have increased 10 % or so.

Should I adjust any of these positions?

Without really knowing the remainder of my account, what percent in utilties would be suitable for a ten year horizon?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on February 11, 2020
Q: Dear Sirs,
I posed a question recently regarding the new issuance of debt by Great Canadian Gaming ( 5 1/4% Dec/2026) and was directed to the archive. I have found commentary on the company, but nothing specific to this debt issuance and your view of this particular instrument as an investment. Your analysis would be most appreciated.

With thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on February 11, 2020
Q: Not a question, I came across this site that is useful for some research on pref shares
If you think it is worthy to pass on to the group
please do. I have zero interest in the site.

https://canadianpreferredshares.ca/category/primer/beginner/
Read Answer Asked by Leon on February 11, 2020
Q: Another solution for Kyle is to give trading authority on that account to a Canadian resident before leaving the country. The Canadian can then place orders via telephone still at a discount rate. That is the practice at one major brokerage; I have found that practices and rules can vary widely even among major brokerages.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 11, 2020
Q: do you have any info on a company called Bluedot in Toronto - run by a doctor who has algorithms to identify pandemics - think it might be a privately held company but a friend was asking me about it. Thanks very much - Karen
Read Answer Asked by Karen on February 11, 2020
Q: TFI International has indicated it will be offering 6 million shares for public offer.
Am I correct in assuming it will be at a discount to current market price which will put some short term downward pressure on the stock price?
If this is correct would it be prudent to sell now before the price is announced and buy back in when the "expected" downward pressure comes into play?
Thanks
John


Read Answer Asked by John on February 11, 2020
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