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Q: Hi 5I team
Could you please break down the diversified Portfolio into which stocks you feel are best suited for a non registered account, a TFSA, and a RRSP. I am about to start a non registered portfolio and I want to be on the right track with this as I will be moving some things around. I am mostly thinking about ongoing and future tax implications and keeping things simple.
Thanks
Jeremy
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on July 18, 2018
Q: Gentlemen,
I have CLS, SIS & TSGI ruffly equal weight on my TFSA, I have some cash to add.
On which name 5I will suggest to add ?
On my total PF SIS=4.8% TSGY=2.5% CLS=2%
Thanks
Best Regards
Read Answer Asked by Djamel on July 17, 2018
Q: Hello,
As per Morningstar’s equity style box the 5i portfolio stocks fall under following categories.
BE:- Large = 8, medium = 9 , small = 9,
value = 5, blend = 5, growth = 16
Inc:- Large = 4, Medium = 4, small = 11,
value = 9, blend =6, growth = 4
Is that the strategy you have implemented for the 5i portfolios. Are the classifications accurate in terms of value,blend and growth.

Thanks for all the good work
Read Answer Asked by Ninad on July 13, 2018
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,

I am currently invested in various etfs under my wife and my registered accounts.
1) I would like to make BE portfolio as my core portfolio with about 20 stocks in it. Which stocks should I exclude and also please recommend 5 to 10 stocks from the Income portfolio
2) Should I split the portfolio holdings between my wife and my registered accounts to reduce the transaction costs or it is a good strategy to keep the same holdings as a separate portfolio in our accounts. We have an investment timeframe of 15+ years.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Ninad on July 13, 2018
Q: Today Gsy had a press release that indicated it was going to issue more unsecured debt for corporate purposes..
It also released a hint of what its earnings release on August 7 will contain.
Positive numbers.
The stock moved up 2 dollars
Question: is it common for a company to issue a " hint" of its earnings almost a month prior to the official release .i have only seen this before when a company was under a short attack
Read Answer Asked by Leon on July 13, 2018
Q: A recent BNN interview appeared to suggest that ecn had or was becoming a facilitator of finance rather than engaging in direct exposure to the finance obligations, collecting fees for arranging the engagement, and the TD notes on this Co indicate that it is becoming an originator and asset manager, which to me seems to indicate a similar strategy. Would this not make ecn more economically sensitive to the sectors it participated in and less affected by the passage of interest rates and how would this affect your appraisal of ECN?
Read Answer Asked by Mike on July 12, 2018
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