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Q: Good morning
On september 13th I asked a question about a suggested portfolio set up.
The answer given was:
Canadian growth: CAE, KXS, GUD, TOY, DOL, CAE
Canadian dividend: PBH, ZCL, SIS, FTS, GSY, ENB, ET, BEI.UN, AQN, T
US: CGNX, GOOG, NVDA, COR
For the US could you please clarify which stock is COR ?
Are there any changes to this lineup if initiating positions today?
Thanks
Victoria
Read Answer Asked by Anna on October 23, 2017
Q: Hello team,

I you were to participate in lithium play which of the above would you place your bet on and why? Or would you suggest something even better (in management, balance sheet situation, prospects).

Thank you and have a wonderful weekend!
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on October 23, 2017
Q: A couple of recent sources have suggested lower iron ore prices next year. I own LIF in several accounts and I'm wondering about selling about 25% at current prices and buying back next year at lower prices. I am enjoying the last two dividends of about 5% each. Do you see this as a reasonable approach to bring down my average cost as I purchased at much higher prices years ago. Thanks, love your service.
Earl
Read Answer Asked by Earl on October 23, 2017
Q: What are your thoughts of this closed-end fund? It has public and private investments, trades at a discount of course and with leverage to financials. I also wonder whether there would be a potential tax hit as I see they have gold acreage in Quebec carried at $0 ACB. I wonder what your opinion of management is - something here? Thanks! as a follow up to my question just asked, if you were to buy, would you look at the voting or NV shares? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Michael on October 23, 2017
Q: Good Morning, I am considering buying PEY and ALA for the dividend and a recovery in the oil patch. Firstly, I am considering them because they are good companies with a high dividend that is unlikely to be cut(do you agree?). My other reason is based on my tax situation. Since I have no employment income I can benefit from low or no tax on my dividend. In addition, I have considerable unrealized capital gains in my taxable account. So if PEY and ALA really decline I can sell those stocks and use the loss to offset my capital gains as I realize them. Does this strategy make sense? I have often heard you should not let tax strategies drive your investment thesis but in this case it feels like the risk/reward really improves due to my tax situation. Please comment. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on October 20, 2017
Q: If I may follow up to today's question about celgene; how does the lack of a dividend paid by celgene bring you to recommend against moving towards a 5% position?
Can you please explain your rationale?
Most growth stock do not pay dividends, yet you have in the passed given the 'ok' for full position ( goog, fb)
Thank you
Karim
Read Answer Asked by Karim on October 20, 2017