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Q: I have owned this stock for a long time and it now accounts for 6% of my portfolio. I normally trim around that percentage unless the stock is seen as having continued growth and reasonable stability. I see that it is over 6% in the 5i income portfolio. However, I still bear the battle scars from a couple of past short reports on this company and although it has obviously recovered from those attacks, I can't help but wonder if something/someone is lurking in the weeds. I know you don't have a crystal ball but given its history, would you be comfortable letting this company grow to a 7% level which is about the max for me?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 05, 2026
Q: I was thinking of selling both QSR and TOU and buying SU and/or adding to EIF, X, or H. What do you think of this move? Would you have any better suggestions for stocks that pay a dividend but also offer some growth? I also have FIE in the financials space so no more financials and I own CNR already. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Kim on February 20, 2026
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