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Investment Q&A

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Q: Hello and Merry Christmas to all at 5I.
Moving forward I have new funds to add to my portfolio in the fixed income sector. My RRSP portion is fully utilized for fixed income using CBO and XBB so this is new fixed income funds outside of a sheltered account should I still use XBB/CBO or is there some other fixed income source that would be more beneficial that I should consider.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on December 08, 2016
Q: I hold both Blue Ribbon Income Fund ( 6.4% dividend) and Canoe EIT income fund (10.2% dividend ) Blue Ribbon is 6% of my total portfolio and Canoe is 1% of portfolio. Would appreciate your thoughts on both of these and would you suggest selling and if so what would you purchase.
Second question, a little out of the box but if you wanted to start a risk portfolio, maybe 2 stocks, which ones would you recommend. By risk I mean potential to lose but with a potential upside to make a big profit in the next year or two. You might call this a speculation portfolio that has the money you can afford to lose.

Regards

Wayne
I just joined in July and do enjoy the information you put forth.
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on December 08, 2016
Q: I have a half position in PLI and, with it being down this much as of late, I am considering buying more. Looks like there may be technical support just above $2. Though the consistent downward trend is somewhat worrying. In a situation like this would you suggest waiting to see if the stock turns around a little or just buy with the understanding that the current value looks good to me. I understand the issues with trying to time something just looking for thoughts on this stock in this context. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on December 08, 2016
Q: Thanks for the webinar today. It's reminded me to think about fundamentals. Normally I rely on you think about that for me (I follow BE), but not always. I hung on to Amaya after you removed if from the portfolio and bought a bit more at ~19.50 when the original bid came and you did a great blog about two "trades" (the other being SPB--it was a nailbiter but I did well on that one).

There's a lot of noise on this company and I want to ignore that. What is your view about fundamentals and outlook for AYA? If you think there are better opportunities right now, could you please give me some suggestions? Doesn't need to be the same sector. I want to avoid the pitfall of hanging on too long if this is not a very promising company long term.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on December 08, 2016
Q: What is your opinion of the Mackenzie maximum diversification etf managed by Tobam, aside from the size of those etf which could be a shorterm issue.

Regards Alain
Read Answer Asked by Alain on December 08, 2016
Q: Large-cap healthcare ETFs are giving-up their post-election bump, in some cases (for example, HHL) approaching nine-month lows. Are there any that are becoming interesting, or is this sector just too instrinsically volatile? In the past, 5i has spoken well of IHI (NYSE), do you still like it?
Read Answer Asked by John on December 08, 2016
Q: maybe you can comment on nyx.
most people bought this stock because of eric nuttall who was pounding the table to buy it, i bought at 1.70 it went to 2.20, did not sell and then i sold at 1.50, i can guarantee you eric nuttall has been long gone from this stock.
why are your members holding on, this stock is not working and it will never work. we are back to my favorite subject IF I COULD ONLY GET BACK TO EVEN THEN I WILL SELL. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on December 08, 2016