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Q: Hi Peter and gang,
A few days ago, in a response to a question regarding MDA,
5iResearch indicated that the P/E ratio for MDA was 11X. But according to TD Waterhouse's site, MDA's P/E ratio as of yesterday was 21.5X based on an EPS of $3.07. Just wondering why there was such a big different between the two P/Es given that MDA's price did not move significantly either way over the last week or so. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Harry on December 16, 2016
Q: Hi, I have roughly about 120k in a resp for my two children who are 14 and 12. I went to cash before election unfortunately in hindsight as it was 75% index funds and 25 percent bond funds. Going forward, as there are 4 years remaining before university I want to remain somewhat defensive but still have growth as I believe the markets will continue higher over the next couple years as The big Fed day is over, and markets remain resilient. I was thinking about zwb,Zwu for defence and income...7% yield, at 30 k each. Zsp for us market and currency exposure at 30k. mg and gud at 15 k each for some growth. Am I being to aggressive at 5 years away from university? Do you recommend any changes to this approach? Thanks for your opinion and advice and Merry Christmas!
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on December 16, 2016
Q: Questions and answers often refer to "positions" half or full. Can you define that please.
Also what ETF's would you recommend for muscular gains. I see some resource units have year performances of over 60%
Read Answer Asked by Ryczard on December 16, 2016
Q: Hi team,

Just happily renewed my 5i membership. Thanks for all that you guys do.

I'd like (and value) your opinion on the best portfolio-tracking websites, that also have intelligent and independent analysis (market and individual stocks), current stock news (not spam), and strong stock screening/filters etc. Would need to track both US and Canadian stocks of course. Was thinking Morningstar. Is it worth paying for their premium service ($325/3 years)? Any other sites I should be considering? I use Google Finance now and, other than the ability to download my portfolios and view all lists on one page, am not happy with the stock "news" they push. Lots of crap.

Thanks,

Read Answer Asked by Randall on December 16, 2016