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Q: I am wondering how to classify a stock as growth vs income. In some cases it is obvious. A stock paying no dividend is surely growth (eg TOY PHO BTO ELD). And a stock that is stable, large, and has a solid dividend (3-7%) is surely income (eg ET BCE ENB BNS GWO). Please correct me if this is wrong. But in many cases, it could be either (eg SIS SAP PBH ATB.B FM TECK.B UNH:US).

Could you please tell me how you determine how to classify them?

Thank you,

Fed
Read Answer Asked by Federico on June 18, 2019
Q: Hi Team, I'm doing some portfolio clean up and am looking to sell some losers...of the stocks listed, which ones would you sell first in order first to last. Also, could you give me recommendations for where to put the money back to work for the top 3 sells?
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on June 18, 2019
Q: I got into this a short time ago (over a couple of years ago) around this level it bounced around a bit and ran up over $100. I considered selling or trimming but it didn't get to the % I had in mind. I held due to the increasing dividend and stock buy backs. With the benefit of hindsight it has got me wondering if this is a stock that is more of a trading stock or is it something that is suitable to hold for long period of time. My portfolio target is to achieve 7%+ rate of return over my life.
Read Answer Asked by Jerome on June 18, 2019
Q: TruTrace Technologies is currently listed on the venture exchange. I read "TRUTRACE TECHNOLOGIES ANNOUNCES CONDITIONAL APPROVAL OF CSE LISTING AND DELISTING FROM TSXV". What does this mean? I was considering investing based on some new news. Can I? Where? Do you have any opinions on this company?

Thanks as always,
Doug
Read Answer Asked by Douglas on June 18, 2019
Q: TRP, ENB, CJ, SGY, IPL, SU, TOU, VET, TOG, CPG.

At $50 - 55 WTI which of the following would have the best possible chance at :

A. Enough cash flow to cover dividends.
B. Enough cash to sustain or improve current balance sheet.
C. Able to sustain current production levels that would not negatively affect the above from the above.

please list the stocks order of best first for each category
thanks Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on June 18, 2019
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