Q: What are your thoughts on Exact earth going forward --I got this via CDV and wondering if I should dump it ??
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Q: Your thoughts on the large drop in rail traffic and how it might effect SJ and future revenue.
Q: Can I hold VUN in my TFSA without tax implications or do I need to hold it in my non registered account?
Q: Update
Q: Please comment which type of account (non-registered, RRSP or TFSA) would be best suited to hold Brookfield Business Partners). From the prospectus the distribution will be approximately $0.25 per annum (1 %). I currently hold the other Brookfield LP entities (BEP, BIP and BPY) so I am familiar with the issues associated with T-5013 on my tax return.
Please comment whether it's better to hold the TSE listed units (BBU-UN) in Canadian dollars or the NYSE listed units in US dollars.
Thank you for the excellent service.
Please comment whether it's better to hold the TSE listed units (BBU-UN) in Canadian dollars or the NYSE listed units in US dollars.
Thank you for the excellent service.
Q: Considering purchasing for income and some growth. Could you comment on the high p/e of 46 and the potential going forward.
Q: Did anyone at 5I manage to tune in to the XAU conference call yesterday?Were there any revelations that remove speculation risk and confer investment grade status?I, unfortunately missed the call.
Q: WPT Ind. Real Estate Investment Trust
I noticed on my RRSP that a non resident tax was applied to my latest interest credit to my account. Are not RRSP's exempt from this charge?
I noticed on my RRSP that a non resident tax was applied to my latest interest credit to my account. Are not RRSP's exempt from this charge?
Q: Hi Peter and Team!! What are your thoughts on FFH. Is it too pricey to acquire a few stocks? Are there any near future risks to holding the stock? Thank you in advance, Tamara
Q: Like to get your opinion on this for a long term hold
Q: HI. Could you give a update o FCF,MMP & spe.. Thanx in advance CLIFF
Q: Like others, I hold a number of REITs, mainly for income. I'm increasingly concerned how the value of these would be effected when Canadian real estate corrects.
I'd like to know how much would you expect the price of REITs (in general, ofcourse) to change if there is a hard landing for real estate in Canada (say a correction of 30%). Perhaps an estimate with respect to Industrial, Commercial and Apartment style REITs.
I'd like to know how much would you expect the price of REITs (in general, ofcourse) to change if there is a hard landing for real estate in Canada (say a correction of 30%). Perhaps an estimate with respect to Industrial, Commercial and Apartment style REITs.
Q: With the difficulty getting a new softwood agreement with the U.S. would it be more prudent, at least in the near term, owning a company like WY instead of Canadian lumber stocks at this time? or perhaps owning some WY and either IFP or WEF as well?
Q: Hello,
I have approx 25% of my portfolio in my US$ account and those funds will remain in US$ for the long term. When the CAD$ strengthens vs the US$, my overall portfolio balance drops as a result of this.
Are you aware of an ETF or other product that would protect my overall portfolio balance and act as a hedge from a strong resurgence in the CAD$ to more or less prevent losses simply as a result of the CAD$ going up in value? Also, if there is such a product, how much would I need to buy to cover 25% US$ balance?
Conversely, is there a pairs trade that you could suggest that would keep my accounts balanced at the current levels regardless of which way the Cad$/US$ goes? Again, is there a percent amount of my overall portfolio balance that I would need for each of these to more or less keep me revenue neutral and not have to worry about currency fluctuations?
Thank you.
I have approx 25% of my portfolio in my US$ account and those funds will remain in US$ for the long term. When the CAD$ strengthens vs the US$, my overall portfolio balance drops as a result of this.
Are you aware of an ETF or other product that would protect my overall portfolio balance and act as a hedge from a strong resurgence in the CAD$ to more or less prevent losses simply as a result of the CAD$ going up in value? Also, if there is such a product, how much would I need to buy to cover 25% US$ balance?
Conversely, is there a pairs trade that you could suggest that would keep my accounts balanced at the current levels regardless of which way the Cad$/US$ goes? Again, is there a percent amount of my overall portfolio balance that I would need for each of these to more or less keep me revenue neutral and not have to worry about currency fluctuations?
Thank you.
Q: Haven't seen Cameco trade this low for some time. How secure do you think the dividend is? Do you think it is worth taking a small entry into this stock at this time. Certainly seems to be a lot of pessimism in the sector.
Q: CSW.B on TSX
This company pays a good dividend. Is it a reasonable investment at this time?
This company pays a good dividend. Is it a reasonable investment at this time?
Q: Can you recommend an absolute return fund for someone that is not an accredited investor? Thank you
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BMO Covered Call Dow Jones Industrial Average Hedged to CAD ETF (ZWA)
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BMO US High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWH)
Q: Could you suggest a Canadian dollar hedged US high dividend, covered call ETF or combination of ETFs to replace ZWH. Thanks.
Q: Hi- which CDN $ non hedged European equity ETF's would you recommend and what are there total expense rations and yields. Would you recommend buying before or after the Brexit vote?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: What is your view about me a this time adding to my U.S portfolio holdings in the following equities? AIG; AMZN; T; AWF; GILT; GILD; HIG. Thank you.