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Q: Earnings call coming May 8th., what are the expectations and do you think they will meet them. What do you think of this company and their recent purchase of Sanmark BV. and do you think any of the big pot stocks might show some interest in an investment for the CBD craze.
Thanks as always
Gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on April 30, 2019
Q: Have been watching this one for awhile now and would appreciate your analysis for dividend safety and growth prospects in the next 12 months.
Will the last find of their 1700 carat diamond propel some tailwinds and do you think their upcoming report will be positive or negative.
Is it worth buying or should I wait to see results and earnings call.
Thanks Gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on April 30, 2019
Q: What do you think of the Beyond Meat IPO? Should investors buy it when it opens? At what price range would you be a buyer? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Roy on April 30, 2019
Q: In a number of recent questions, you noted that Enwave has good growth visibility, is profitable with positive cash flow, is debt free with $9M cash and trades at a reasonable valuation. In a case of the "rich get richer", on 25 April, they received a $10M strategic equity investment from Aurora Cannabis.

My question is on their warrants as I'm constantly on the hunt for those with exceptional potential. They are very difficult to find but it now looks like ENW might qualify. Based on Friday's closing price, their intrinsic value is already $0.62 and they have 3.5 years until expiry so the time value seems very modest and the potential looks great.

As always, I would appreciate your analysis of both the Aurora investment and the warrants.
Read Answer Asked by karl on April 30, 2019
Q: Not a question but information about dividends received from the above. I have my investments at Questrade, and hold the Canadian-listed in my LIRA and TFSA and the U.S.-listed in my Spousal RRSP. I have been receiving the Canadian dividends (as per close of day Bank of Canada exchange rate) paid into my Canadian account without any fee and U.S. dividends paid as announced into my U.S. side of the account. This occurred without me making any request of Questrade. I believe it is because Brookfield pays the dividend to the brokerage in the currency of the stocks held.
Cheers, J
Read Answer Asked by J on April 30, 2019
Q: Can you suggest what to buy if starting an FRESP with about $40,000
Read Answer Asked by Susan and Philip on April 30, 2019
Q: Top 4 stocks for my 18 year old son just starting to invest with a long time horizon
Thanks Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on April 30, 2019
Q: Hello 5i team,

I have 500k in US $'s to invest and my RSP and TFSA are both maxed out. My plan is to use this money to primarily generate income through US ETF's and US dividend stocks. With my RSP maxed out is there another strategy to avoid the 15% withholding tax, besides using the US $'s to buy CDN income producing investments. And could you please provide a few ETF's in US $'s that have a focus on income/high yielding.

Thank you,

Glen
Read Answer Asked by glen on April 30, 2019
Q: I am looking for investing in one of the cell tower real estate in the USA. I would appreciate to know which one among the following would be better options now.
AMT, CCI, EQIX, DLR, SBAC
Read Answer Asked by Rajendra on April 30, 2019
Q: I have the above international ETF's in my RIF at a total allocation of 39%. I am interested in your assessment of my choices. Any duplication? Should I delete any? What should I add in it's place? Any suggestions are appreciated. Thanks for adding analytics. It's a great assist.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on April 30, 2019
Q: Hi,

I am looking for recommendation for a high yield position with some growth potential (yield a higher priority than growth) to replace QSR that I sold this morning. The new position will represent 4% of the overall portfolio and will be held in a taxable account. This account currently holds: ZDV, SLF, ENG, BRE, WEF. I am looking for a long term hold and ok with some risk, though WEF and BRE are on the riskier end of the scale.

Thanks,
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Michael on April 29, 2019
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