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Q: This question is more about Portfolio Analytics.

Portfolio Analytics indicated I was slightly higher in energy than I should be. In reviewing the energy holdings, I was surprised that Nextracker Inc was considered as an Energy holding not a Tech.

Although my trading platform says it is a Tech stock, I suppose a case may be made for it being an Energy stock. I was hoping to understand your rational for it.

I have considered PDI as part of my Fixed Income portfolio. Is this wrong?
Read Answer Asked by J Stephen on July 12, 2024
Q: If I want to invest in coffee and cocoa (preferably stocks that don't just use the product like Starbucks or Hershey), what stocks or ETFs would you recommend that would give me good exposure to profiting from a possible rise in coffee and cocoa prices? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ed on July 12, 2024
Q: Hello,

I need to increase the fixed income component of my portfolio. XBB and CBO make up 12% of my portfolio. Please suggest a few more CDN fixed income ETF's I could invest in. I am retired so a more conservative approach is what I am looking for.

Thanks for all your help.
Read Answer Asked by Mauro on July 12, 2024
Q: I came across these comments in the Globe & Mail:

“We believe the names enabling more efficient interconnect in segments such as module OEMs, analog and DSP [digital service providers] will drive the second wave of AI investments and are still under-priced for the opportunity set (especially given the run-up in power utilities).”

What companies come to mind that fit this description, and how would you rank them (starting with the best ones first)?
Read Answer Asked by Brian on July 12, 2024
Q: Follow-up on question asked by Yuves regarding HDIV and it’s MER. My brokerage shows it at 2.67% which includes the management fees of the underlying ETFs, leverage costs and other expenses. I would expect this to come down somewhat due to the internalization of some of the ETF holdings. While the MER is high it doesn’t seem to be out of line with other similar leveraged covered call ETFs.
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on July 12, 2024