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Q: Best Canadian small cap dividend growers that have delivered shareholder value to date and have the potential continue to do so in the future. Your current opinion?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Lawrence on February 14, 2023
Q: In a recent response, you ranked from your Growth Portfolio: KXS, NVEI, TCS, CTS, DND, TIXT, STC. Where would LSPD and SHOP fit in this ranking? What are your current expectations for LSPD and SHOP and would you buy them here?
Read Answer Asked by David on February 14, 2023
Q: Please rank the above technical sectorequities that are in your Growth Portfolio for best expected performance for the next five years. Please provide comments on the top three to support your ranking.
Read Answer Asked by David on February 14, 2023
Q: Looking at adding to the 1% or less 'toe in the water' holdings that are part of larger diversified portfolio . Anything here that you wouldn't add to or would delay adding to ? Or, any that you would sell ?
ATZ, CTS, DOO, ECN, KXS, NVEI, META
Thank you , as always.
Read Answer Asked by Alexandra on February 14, 2023
Q: It seems that the BAM stock had a split on Dec 12 2022.

4 old BAM shares gave rise 1 BN share & 4 new BAM shares.

On Dec 9 ( a Friday), the Value of old BAM was us$43.15

On Dec 12 (the next Monday), BN was valued at US$33.64 and new BAM was valued at US$32.40.

So the 4 shares valued at us$172.60 before the split were worth US$163.24 after the split.

FYI, I am using avg prices as reported on Google Finance. It seems like a 5% drop on Day 1.

Questions:

1. Is my calculation correct?
2. are the prices of BAM and BN on Dec 12 2022 dependent on the Dec price on Dec 9 2022 or determined well in advance?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by V on February 14, 2023
Q: I am thinking of starting a position in an energy company. names that have my attention are Devon with its high dividend. Exxon I mentioned on CNBC a lot. An ETF ? Can you make some suggestions. I am Canadian and realize US dividends are taxed at 15 %.
Read Answer Asked by Daniel on February 14, 2023