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Q: When responding to a recent question you said that CVS was a low growth /high risk investment. I own the shares , having purchased them not too long ago around $61 a share, and did not consider the company this way . Yes there is debt. However my thought is that the recent acquisition of Aetna made the company better with modest EPS improvements in 2021 and higher the following year. As the market recognizes that the company is better positioned with Aetna , my expectation is that shares will continue to trend higher over the next 12 to 18 months. Shares currently trade at a very low PE multiple. Can you please provide you rationale for your assessment
Read Answer Asked by John on November 01, 2019
Q: I am considering these companies to buy on 3-yr. time frame. Moderate risk tolerance.
Could you please rate them, separately, in terms of !. Risk 2. Growth potential ( MX and MG Canadian). Take credits accordingly. Thanks Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on October 31, 2019
Q: Hello, continuing with portfolio fine tuning to achieve better diversification as suggested by your service. Need to reduce Canada and increase international.
Technology, need to reduce , hold csu, engh, and kxs and otex. would you reduce engh or eliminate kxs or otex?
Industrials, need to reduce, currently hold cae and tih equally, which would you keep?
As far as global, would you be ok with 7% in xef with another 3% in icln?
All are within an rsp with goal being growth/dividend. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Lavern on October 30, 2019
Q: Last year global oil demand again hit a new record, over 100M barrels PER DAY. Even with renewables increasing, the demand for oil is continuing to increase and the EIA expects this trend to continue for a long time since global energy demand is will grow and renewables won`t even be able to keep up with demand. So assuming oil goes from 100M consumption per day to 120M barrels, what oil companies do you see benefiting the most. If Alberta oil continues to be landlocked due to political reasons, would it be best to look to the USA who now have record exports. If so who would be the best companies. Or do you think that with Canada being curtailed it will mainly benefit state owned companies like Iran, Saudi.
Read Answer Asked by Kel on October 30, 2019
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