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Q: Last week on BNN market, call Jason Del vicario, was asked the question on kxs . He suggested that the caller look at MANH in the US instead.
Can you give an opinion on Manh vs kxs and if u could only buy one which would you buy?

He also mentioned that there is no withholding tax for Canadians on dividends from UK and Hong Kong domiciled stocks
Can you confirm this thank you
Read Answer Asked by Indra on November 27, 2023
Q: I already own CNR and ATD and am considering adding CSU and FSV as a couple more "solid additions". Can you please recommend 3 other large cap Canadian growth stocks ? (not including financials, energy, materials, nor Brookfields).

Could you please rank all 7 according to overall long term quality?
Read Answer Asked by James on November 27, 2023
Q: The following holdings in a TFSA are underwater. In your opinion, which ones are worth keeping for a potential near future recovery? AW, BATT, BTO, BTE, WXM, ILLM, GUD and LSPD
Thank you!
CC
Read Answer Asked by Carlos on November 27, 2023
Q: What effects do you see Artificial Intelligence having on Vertical Market Software companies , and specifically to CSU and its divisions? Is AI more or less of a threat to VMS than to horizontal software? How is CSU positioned for this massive technological transition?
Read Answer Asked by Youhut on November 27, 2023
Q: Thanks for the insights about US dividend stocks. With your analysis, as some pure dividends and others "balanced" between dividends and buyback of stocks and others investing for "growing", well it was very insightful for me....and now for me, another way for me to analyze such dividend paying stocks....Good on you!!!......Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on November 27, 2023
Q: We finally have an RESP for our grandchild.

Ready for first equity purchase starting with about $6000.

Looking for suggestions.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Ron on November 24, 2023