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Q: Other options for Francisco

TD has investment savings account products (TD mutual funds) including

TDB 8150 (TD Bank)

If more CDIC insurance is needed TDB8155 (TD Mortgage Corp) and TDB8159 (Canada Trust Corp) are also available.


Currently at 3.25% annually, paid monthly
Minimum initial purchase is $1000.00 per fund

US$ products are also available

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Read Answer Asked on November 23, 2022
Q: What do you think Iger is going to do to put his stamp on DIS again? He already got rid of Chapek and his lieutenant. Is he just going to do some more re-structuring and stay the course for 2 more years while he picks a successor. Or will he do some bolder moves as he has done in the past? He is perceived as a visionary and has acquired Pixar, Marvel and Fox over the years. What are the odds that he makes a big acquisition in streaming such as NFLX, ROKU or PARA? What are the odds that he sells DIS? Years ago, it was speculated that he had such discussions with Steve Jobs.

Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Dave on November 23, 2022
Q: Do you think this is a good time to buy value stocks? If so can you name 6 Canadian Stk.
Read Answer Asked by charlie on November 23, 2022
Q: Upon contacting TD WebBroker to purchase an High Interest Savings account ETF, I was informed that they don't broker these products. How does one invest in these funds? Much appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Francisco on November 23, 2022
Q: 5i, What is the real truth on oil supplies?? I follow Eric Nuttall fairly close and he has claimed for the past year that oil reserves are way under what they need to be. He forecasts oil to be up for at least the next 6 years. His philosiphy is that Co. are commited to share buy backs and div. increases as opposed to future
capital expenditures. He goes so far as to say it really doesnt matter what the Saudis do long run.
On the other hand BNN reports this morning the Saudis will increase supply and oil market drops like a rock. Saudis deny report and oil back to 80 dollars. Two extreme views. What do you see as being correct.?? I feel oil and gas will be around a long time. At least until a replacement has been found. Thanks for opinion Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on November 23, 2022
Q: ETF's aside, are you able to rank what you feel may be the most attractive REIT types for the long term:
Storage, Cell Towers, Apartment / Residential, Industrial, Retail, Office, Healthcare, Hotel, and any other you might think are worthy of ranking.

I do recognize that there can be good and bad companies within these sub-sectors. Just trying to get a feel for which may be more attractive before drilling down to that level.
Read Answer Asked by James on November 23, 2022
Q: I have the above ETF,s in my TFSA in roughly equal weights along with a number of stocks. Is there sugnifcat any over lap here? Where would add first or all equaly? I know your not a fan of covered call ETSs. Any suggested changes or additions?
Read Answer Asked by Henry on November 23, 2022
Q: As STIP and TIP have ceased to pay their previously excellent distributions, I have been looking for alternatives with similar distribution, diversification and volatility characteristics. XHY seems a valid choice; however, can you comment/provide alternatives? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by David on November 23, 2022
Q: You mentioned in a recent answer that you did not like the price action on CTS. Does the strategic review change anything ? I am up about 10% on my holdings (recent purchase) and happy to cash out and take the money and run ...it's been a brutal year !!!! My cost base is $ 4.45 and shares are now at $ 4.91. Or would you recommend holding until we get more clarity into the review ??
Read Answer Asked by Randy on November 23, 2022
Q: Rosenberg posted this to Twitter today. 60/40 split is not dead.

David Rosenberg

An early holiday gift: Don’t look now but the much-maligned 60/40 asset mix has delivered a +7% net positive return over the past month! The phoenix is finally rising from the ashes.
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on November 23, 2022
Q: just wondering if you were going to open a resp for a grandson which stock would you start out with as time horizon of probally around 18 years with todays prices? would you stick with a dividend paying bluechip stock or more of a small cap or mid cap stock and name top 5 if you would.
Read Answer Asked by hans on November 23, 2022