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Q: Hi, would you take this opportunity to begin a position in these names after missing earnings? Can you rank current opportunity for long term growth. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on August 09, 2017
Q: Dear Team,
While I am aware that these stocks are quite diverse, I am interested in your assessment from a growth and momentum perspective.
Thanks, as always!
Read Answer Asked by Sigrid on August 09, 2017
Q: Hi. My portfolio has no US ETFs. I have some individual US technology, financial and industrial stocks. (total 10% weight). Now, I'm planning to sell some of my Canadian stocks and to increase US stocks to 25 to 30% weight.

I'm in the process of adding more US stocks into my well diversified portfolio. My questions are 1) Do I need to buy into every US sector? If not, what US sectors should I concentrate into buying and what other US sector should I ignore? For instance, I assume I don't need US energy and US material stocks. 2) In my US portfolio, I have GOOG, ADBE, VISA, AIG, CGNX. What others US stocks should I also add?

I'm still unsure how to incorporate US individual stocks into a portfolio. Please give guidance... Have a great day.. Thank you in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Esther on August 09, 2017
Q: Re: your advice to Gary this morning.

Through BMO Investorline we transfer stock in-kind directly from RRSP to TFSA.

If there's insufficient cash in the RRSP, we'll contribute just enough to cover the withholding tax. So we don't have to sell any shares.

We're slowly winding down our RRSPs and transfer only enough, in low-income years, to be able to recover the withholding tax. (Seniors often have enough tax credits to make that possible.)
Read Answer Asked by chris on August 09, 2017
Q: I thought I was reasonably patient and comfortable with a reasonable amount of volatility . . . but it is still disconcerting to see a 12% drop in both KXS & SIS in the first two months after adding them to my TFSA! And KXS looks to be even more in free-fall this morning.
They are each only 2.3% of our (my/spouse's) total portfolios, but a significant % of my TFSA.
Please tell to whether to hang in there or what might be at play here?
Read Answer Asked by Lotar on August 09, 2017