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Q: Hi Peter and team,

Looking for some recommendations. $30,000 to invest in a TFSA. Low-risk. 3-5 companies with dividends. The timeframe is three years. What would you recommend? Would you be okay with CSU, NPI, and PBH?

Thank you very much,
Read Answer Asked by Stefan on July 07, 2020
Q: Hi 5iTeam.
I have a full position on GIB.A since 2014 and am currently thinking of liquidating my position and use the proceeds on either OTEX or DSR.
Can I have your thoughts on this and which one of OTEX and DSR would be your choice and why?
Cheers,
Read Answer Asked by Harry on July 07, 2020
Q: Hello 5i,
If one wants a high concentration of very strong growth stocks and understands the risks involved with applying this type of investing strategy, can you please name 10 stocks that 5i would be very comfortable in owning for this purpose (a mix of USD and CAD)?



Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 07, 2020
Q: Is there any reason at all to hang onto either of these two companies -- HR Reit and Cenovus -- in a well balanced portfolio. These are two of my deadbeats in the Worst Performance category. Any suggestions to improve stability and growth?

Read Answer Asked by Sylvia on July 07, 2020
Q: Good Afternoon
Some brokers, when recommending a security, they properly disclose whether they have managed a public offering of the security or whether they have received compensation for investment banking services. Thus, the investor is in a better position to assess the recommendation of the broker.

My question is about Morningstar. Do they provide any type of services for the companies recommended in their portfolios ?
Thanks again for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on July 07, 2020
Q: Polls currently indicate that Trump will lose the US presidential election, and the Democrats could possibly win both the Senate and Congress as well. If this were to take place, what do you see as the risks/opportunities for the US market? What sectors/ETFs do you feel will do well in a fully controlled Democrat US government?

Blackrock has recommended that the US will underperform both Canada and Europe over the next 10 years. Do you agree with this assessment? Should investors be reducing their US holdings and reallocate to Europe and Asia? If yes, to what extent?

Thanks again for this amazing service, and your excellent advice.
Read Answer Asked by Dale on July 07, 2020
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