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Teck Resources Limited Class B Subordinate Voting Shares (TECK.B)
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Teck Resources Limited Class A Multiple Voting Shares (TECK.A)
Q: Do we know why Teck.a stock is up 6.% where Teck.b stock are down 1%. Is it correct that Only difference is only voting and non voting.
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Q: Can you pls provide an overview of the investment prospects for these 2 companies. Which do you believe to be more attractive? I have Teck with a +20% loss and am considering taking the loss and getting into FM....is that something you would do? Many thanks for your excellent service
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Q: Materials sector in Canada or US
In my 80s and we have very little to no exposure to any companies in any of the Materials subsectors.
I know that at our age we should probably invest conservatively and consider capital retention as imperative, but the advisers we had in our early income generating years had that strategy and we missed out on massive growth.
Since becoming a member of 5i, I have become bolder and made up a little lost ground, so I have some appetite for growth, but steer clear of absolute gambles.
What would you suggest for any stocks in the materials sector, where there is a moderate dividend, but ample room for growth?
In my 80s and we have very little to no exposure to any companies in any of the Materials subsectors.
I know that at our age we should probably invest conservatively and consider capital retention as imperative, but the advisers we had in our early income generating years had that strategy and we missed out on massive growth.
Since becoming a member of 5i, I have become bolder and made up a little lost ground, so I have some appetite for growth, but steer clear of absolute gambles.
What would you suggest for any stocks in the materials sector, where there is a moderate dividend, but ample room for growth?
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