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Q: Hi team I asked a question on LSPD re claiming a loss. While that question was answered I also asked for a analysis of the company over the short term. Unfortunately the second part of the question did not get answered please analyze LSPD short term/long term also am looking at buying QSR can you also give your opinion thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terence on November 29, 2019
Q: Which 6 top Canadian companies do you consider the best tax year selling purchase for this year?
Read Answer Asked by john on November 29, 2019
Q: This stock KSHB is trading at a very low price to sales and had been take down a lot along with the Cannabis names and the vaping scare. What would be your thoughts on owning this name - new buy
Read Answer Asked by Aleem on November 29, 2019
Q: Re your answer to Terence that he will not be able to claim his loss on LSPD because he bought them back in ANOTHER account within the 30 day period. The capital loss can be added to the Adjusted Cost Base of the new shares so that he eventually will get the benefit of the loss PROVIDED he bought the new shares in a taxable account. I have at times ignored the 30 day rule when it was beneficial to rebuy shares within the 30 days.
Read Answer Asked by Earl on November 29, 2019
Q: I am considering investing a small portion of my overall portfolio in "green" bonds and came across a company called CoPower that I believe is partially owned by VanCity Community Investment Bank. It looks like it has a return of around 5% but you must hold it for 5 years. Is that correct?
What can you tell me about the company and whether this would be considered a "safe" (relative term) investment similar to other corporate bonds.
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Brian on November 29, 2019
Q: I bought SLF a few years ago expecting to benefit from increasing interest rates. SLF has been a stellar performer despite the trend of lower interest rates this past year, especially at the longer end of the curve.
I’m certainly not complaining but am a little confused by the strong performance in a weakened rate environment.
Could you shed some light on the reason for their outperformance and prospects going forward. (I’m thinking of taking some profits)
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on November 28, 2019
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