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Q: I currently own TOY (my only holding for Cyclical Consumer). I did have MG but sold it. I am wondering for a RRSP with a long time frame which 2-3 stocks of the list BCI, DOL, DOO. GSY, CCL.B. AW.UN which be best as I am trying to increase my holdings in this sector.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked on August 20, 2018
Q: Hi,i have these 10 stocks as my TFSA holdings.Down around 7% in last couple weeks.I have long term view of 8-10 years to retirement and would like your opinion on the group as a whole and if i should stay the coarse or would you suggest any changes?
thanks,
brad.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on August 17, 2018
Q: These three securities listed above have all come off in a short period of time by 10% or more - do you know if there is a problem with any of them? Thanks Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on July 23, 2018
Q: The Debt to Capital ratios on DOL and BRP are 108.94% and 152.63% respectively ( source TD Webroker). Are their ratios for real? If so, what would happen to the stock price when a recessive events (i.e. cash flow stalls, fast interest rate rise or other) occurs?
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on July 11, 2018
Q: DOO is in the 5iR growth portfolio...and if I was to add it to my growth portfolio in the near term, what weighting would you suggest?
For ZZZ, would be included in a balanced portfolio or income portfolio as current yield in 2.3% and with forecasted growth? And if I was to add it to my balanced or income portfolio in the near term, what weighting would you suggest? ......Thanks....Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on July 06, 2018
Q: What are your top picks in CD and CS
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by James on July 04, 2018
Q: I'm looking to start a new half weight position in an RSP account with a 10 year time line. Sector allocation aside, how would you rank these in terms of capital appreciation from most favorable to least. I have good tolerance to risk.

Thanks in advance,
Greg.
Read Answer Asked by Greg on June 25, 2018
Q: can you tell me your top suggestions currently in Canada and the US within the consumer discretionary space?
Read Answer Asked by Patricia on June 25, 2018
Q: I'm thinking of following your lead and selling Stella Jones in my TFSA. Also, I have a small amount of cash to deploy. I hold the above stocks in less than full positions. Which would you add to at this point? I could also include COV although it's near a full position after it's nice rise. Also, what are the implications of holding an American growth stock in a TFSA. What would be your top 3 suggestions if you were going to add an American stock. Charge as many credits as necessary! Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rod on June 15, 2018
Q: If you had a perfectly balanced portfolio and room for one more 4% position, what one of the above would you choose?
Read Answer Asked by Kelly on June 07, 2018
Q: I'd like to invest in the thesis that low-mid level income earners are going to start having more income based on a resurgent economy, lower taxes, and a very tight labor market along with reduced immigration. Can you suggest 3-4 companies that would really benefit from this scenario?
Read Answer Asked by Rick on June 04, 2018
Q: I have held these two stocks for a number of years and I am a great deal under water on both.Would you recommend selling these at this time and move on to GC or DOO or maybe some other stocks you may suggest.
Regards Allen
Read Answer Asked by Allen on June 01, 2018
Q: Hi there,

For a balanced investor with a growth tilt and a longterm hold - how would you rank the following 6 stocks from best to worst?

Thanks for your great service!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 11, 2018
Q: Hi 5I team, we will appreciate a list of at least 10 growth stocks that beat earning estimate most of the time in the past 8 quarters. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by victor on March 23, 2018
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