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Q: Hi Team,
Read your assessment of EQIX and agree. Is there a recommended company in the data centre space ? COR ?
Read Answer Asked by Nancy on August 11, 2016
Q: Hello Peter, Ryan & 5i Team

I'm looking to bulk up my US exposure, specifically US$ income rather than growth names. Would you favour ETFs or a small set of individual companies for this purpose (any suggestions of either? Thank you)

As always, thank you for your insights and wisdom.
Read Answer Asked by mike on August 08, 2016
Q: What do you think of this company which is a supplier of powertrain systems to most car companies. It seems to be a very stable company with a decent moat.

The only 2 things I can see is the vehicle market is slowing and their dept more than doubled over the past year (I think they issued notes recently).

Thank You,
Andrew
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on August 05, 2016
Q: Stamp.com, NASDAQ:STMP

I appreciate your opinion on this company. It seems to me that it has good earning growth, and many analyst have strong buy recommendation but shares have not been doing well recently. If I sell this company at a loss would you recommend any similar company with a better risk reward prospect? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Saad on August 04, 2016
Q: I currently hold BPY (up 50% over cost) and H&R in my portfolio 4% and 3% respectively.
I am considering swapping BPY for BEP for the additional income. Your thoughts?

I also plan to crystallize my capital losses and purchase the following ETFs:
Non registered:
ZPW – US Put Write
ZWE – Europe Covered Call hedged to CAD.
ZWH – US covered call
CPD – CAD preferred
XRE – Capped REIT

Registered (RRIF):
PGX:US – Preferred.

Each would constitute 2% - 3% of my portfolio. Diversification is my intention, but risk and surety of income is the primary consideration in all of the above noted.

Again, your thoughts.

Thank you for considering my questions

Gail
Read Answer Asked by Gail on August 02, 2016