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Q: Can you please compare and contrast the merits of and risks associated with Neo and VNP stocks as investments today? Also, how would these 2 stocks rank as investments when stacked against my current small cap holdings of MDA, ZDC, PNG, GRID and ELVA? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Bob on May 06, 2026
Q: Please rank for growth over the next 2-3 years
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on May 04, 2026
Q: Hi Peter…the 18 years old grandson of a friend has put $7,000 CAD in his just opened TFSA and has asked for my help.
1) Do you have a reduced membership fee for young people?
2) I think he should structure his account with $5000 for a “core” holding and 2 $1,000 tranches for more risky investments.
3) For core I think GOOG, NBIS or MDA are good candidates.
4) For higher risk candidates I think VNP, CCO, ANRG or OMG might be promising.
5) Do you like Bombardier now that the company seems to have turned around?
6) He is OK with not purchasing dividend paying stocks like the banks and Life Insurance companies.
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on May 05, 2026
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