Q: Retired, dividend-income investor. I've been building a position in HHL for the last 6 months and am ready to add the final 10% tranche.

So, for asset allocation purposes, I can convince myself to go ahead. Add to that, the prices paid in the past (averaging $7.97) have all been higher than now ($7.18)....if I liked it at $8/share, then I should really like it at $7...right?

On the flip side, I don't trust what the USA admin is doing now. I can easily convince myself to leave things as they are now and pause buying more. Then it becomes a market timing question...sort of.

I am leaning towards sitting on my hands for a few more months. Your thoughts....thanks. Steve

Q: I am 77 years old, Dividend, Interest and Distribution investor. I do not worry about market corrections. I would like to know if you would hold LIFE.CA and HHL.CA as your only Healthcare holdings, at 5% of the portfolio?

Thank you. William

Q: In a recent question on LLY, you said "President Trump is about to sign an executive order that would likely slash the cost of drugs (and hence the profits for maker) on a slew of popular, expensive products".

What effect will this have on the price and dividends paid by HHL.to and LIFE.to ?