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I am helping aid my young adult children in developing a portfolio of strong companies that pay a dividend. They were not comfortable buying during the VIX 30-50 range so they have not benefited from the recent rebound.
They are looking at holding any of these positions for 5 years (when they may need to liquidate a bit for a down payment on a property)
Please note, the American equities would be CDRs and hedged.
Here are my questions:
What entry point/range would you be comfortable buying any of these securities listed?
Do you recommend half positions in any of them at this time? Please list.
Taking into account the time frame, are there any companies you would recommend not buying?
Are there any sectors (with a particular security) which perhaps I should consider that is not on my list?
Please mention if there are other securities that might be better in satisfying the stated objective.
Do you forsee any problems with this approach and do you recommend something else to help offset anything?
I know that you don't have a crystal ball but your opinion is appreciated.
Please take as many credits as required.
Respectfully,
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