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Q: Sir: I find myself still Down over 40% on SU, FIH.U, MTB, UMPQ and UAL and down over 20% on the others in spite of the recent strong market. So 1. Add to.? 2 sell.? Or 3 Hold.? Thanks for your great insight and valuable advice..........Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on September 10, 2020
Q: Greetings to all:
On August 21 , Paulettte asked a question about 1801. My question is
what is difficult about duplicating a fund that only returns 3.36% over
5 years, or do you mean that Global growth and income funds overall
are difficult to duplicate? I have a friend who is trying to put me into some Edgepoint and after reviewing most of their returns I can't see
that as you say about 1801 that any of them are a must own. I think
Mawer has a better lineup of funds. Please explain what you meant about 1801, and give your opinion of my assessment of their funds.
Thanks,
BEN.
Read Answer Asked by BEN on September 09, 2020
Q: What do you think if RIGD, this is a ADR of Reliance Industries, India.
What do you think of this company with a 10 Year Horizon.
Read Answer Asked by HARRY on September 03, 2020
Q: Would you comment on the potential of the America ETF IZRL, which invests in Israeli technology companies, in light of the possible normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and Israeli and therefore the flow of investment funds into Israel?
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on September 02, 2020
Q: My question relates to Warren Buffet's purchase of 5 major Japanese trading companies.

If one likes to mirror Buffet's buys, in your opinion, would you be inclined to follow him into this move?
I believe none of these are traded on USA exchanges.
So if you like the move, is there an ETF that you would suggest in order to participate in this move of his?
Read Answer Asked by Donald on September 01, 2020
Q: Morning Peter and Team,
The National, a Abu-Dhabi based publication, recently published an article stating that several of Alibab's biggest investors in the States (all institutional investors) had swapped billions of dollars in Alibaba's US shares for Hong Kong-listed stocks to avoid potential sanctions and delistings of big Chinese tech companies.
Please comment on how would the process of delisting Chinese stocks from US markets work and and how likely do you see this coming to fruition? Also should it indeed come to past, what would happen to the shares of Chinese tech stocks that were already bought through the US exchanges prior to delisting taking place?
Finally are there ways where retail investors can access overseas stock markets such as the Hongkong Exchanges (HKEX)?
Best regards and thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Harry on August 31, 2020
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