Q: My question is really about CSI300....which is looks undervalued compared to S&P...why so undervalued and what top 10 large cap Chinese companies ( maybe a EFT?) should i be buying if and when a rebound occurs?
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Q: MBGYY
Looks cheap. Number of wealthy people in the World is increasing. Will they buy a Mercedes is the key. Your thoughts please RAK
Looks cheap. Number of wealthy people in the World is increasing. Will they buy a Mercedes is the key. Your thoughts please RAK
Q: Hello,
Can I please get your opinion of IQ. Thanks
Dave
Can I please get your opinion of IQ. Thanks
Dave
Q: Tencent Holdings Ltd OTCM: TCEHY
Should I buy this company for the game industry or would you recommend something else?
Thank you.
Should I buy this company for the game industry or would you recommend something else?
Thank you.
Q: After reading your past replies to questions regarding STM, I wonder if you can update your opinion based on news and events since your replies in March and May? The price is higher now but have you also seen increased reasons for investors to look at this? Would it be a worthy buy today or something to wait on and buy only in the event of a pullback?
Assuming you like it, could you compare and contrast the risk and reward between this and something like SMCI? Which would you expect to do better and why?
Thanks
Assuming you like it, could you compare and contrast the risk and reward between this and something like SMCI? Which would you expect to do better and why?
Thanks
Q: Hello,
As a follow-up to my question of earlier today, could you compare CRH to MLM in the same industry? Which would you prefer?
Any other stocks in the materials sector that you would prefer or recommend?
Thanks,
As a follow-up to my question of earlier today, could you compare CRH to MLM in the same industry? Which would you prefer?
Any other stocks in the materials sector that you would prefer or recommend?
Thanks,
Q: Good morning,
As a follow-up to David’s question in May about CRH becoming listed on a US exchange:
If I buy the current CRH adrs, do they become automatically converted to the US listed shares when the new listing becomes available? Just curious how that would work…
And can I get your current thoughts on the quality and valuation of this CRH? Is it a buy at this price? I’m looking to add to my only other materials stock, which is LIN.
Thank you,
As a follow-up to David’s question in May about CRH becoming listed on a US exchange:
If I buy the current CRH adrs, do they become automatically converted to the US listed shares when the new listing becomes available? Just curious how that would work…
And can I get your current thoughts on the quality and valuation of this CRH? Is it a buy at this price? I’m looking to add to my only other materials stock, which is LIN.
Thank you,
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Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE)
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Global X Europe 50 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXX)
Q: Morning, could I have your favored Canadian ETFS that focus on Europe. Criteria: safety of capital with some growth. Thanks for your service.
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Fairfax India Holdings Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (FIH.U)
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BMO Low Volatility US Equity ETF (ZLU)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)
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iShares MSCI India Small-Cap ETF (SMIN)
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iShares MSCI India ETF (INDA)
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iShares MSCI China ETF (MCHI)
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iShares S&P India Nifty 50 Index Fund (INDY)
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KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB)
Q: Emerging markets are getting some attention lately for reasonable valuations.
India is being mentioned as a strong growth country. Many experts suggest US large corps as a better way to invest rather than the corps of the emerging markets .
What are your thoughts and ideas for investment to take advantage of emerging markets as far as actual emerging market etf or etf of large cap US based major exporters/worldwide etf. ?
India is being mentioned as a strong growth country. Many experts suggest US large corps as a better way to invest rather than the corps of the emerging markets .
What are your thoughts and ideas for investment to take advantage of emerging markets as far as actual emerging market etf or etf of large cap US based major exporters/worldwide etf. ?
Q: NHYDY Could I have thoughts on this on this company in regards to management,debt,projects any upcoming catalysts and also dividend sustainability for a 1-3 year hold …Thanks
Q: What are your favorite foreign ETF's that could be used to increase exposure.
Thanks Ron
Thanks Ron
Q: Mexico is growing by leaps and bounds with near shoring and the new USMCA. what are good ETF's that cover Mexico ?
Q: there are 2 Volkswagen companies listed in the US, what is the difference and which one should an investor interested in the EV section purchase
Q: Any thoughts/insights/metrics on this foreign holding, Evolution AB?
Q: Peter,
Please indicate the general overall differences between the FTSE, MSCI & STOXX indexes. I realize there are many sub indexes for each these. I am not requesting any info on those. I am looking only for a macro summary and your order of preference for a conservative retail investor.
Thank you,
Paul
Please indicate the general overall differences between the FTSE, MSCI & STOXX indexes. I realize there are many sub indexes for each these. I am not requesting any info on those. I am looking only for a macro summary and your order of preference for a conservative retail investor.
Thank you,
Paul
Q: I am low on materials stocks, with only FNV in my current portfolio. I am wondering about adding either BHP (about to become a significant potash producer) or NTR. Do you have a preference, or is there another choice that you think would be even better?
Q: Can you comment on Louis Vitton prospects?
Q: Can I have your thoughts on Opera? It has had a huge increase this year. Also, can you confirm that they are a player in the AI field? Thanks
Q: Currently I hold both of these diversified metals companies (3.72% position in RIO and 1% position in BHP). BHP is a fairly recent addition. I have held RIO since 2019 and have added over time. I am questioning the wisdom of holding both companies and thinking of selling BHP (small gain) I consider RIO the best choice for a long term hold. Would appreciate your comments please.
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iShares Core S&P 500 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XSP)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC)
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iShares MSCI EAFE Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XIN)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed Europe All Cap Index ETF (VE)
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Vanguard FTSE Developed Asia Pacific All Cap Index ETF (VA)
Q: When lookking at the ROI over 3-5-10 years. The S&P has always done better than the others. When looking at the strength of their economy and the investment that US companies put in R&D how are they gonna loose their 1st position as a super economy power? and foremost and this is the question: Why invest elsewhere? Canada with merely 5% of the world economy? Europe has been lagging since I started investing 40 years ago where else? China? gotta be kidding. Seriously why spread our investments worldwide when the best is our neibours? Just buy the S&P and wait still forever.
Thanks
Yves
Thanks
Yves