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Q: Do you have good source of information regarding us tech stock ?
(newsletters ?). Thanks !
Martin
Read Answer Asked by Martin on May 12, 2020
Q: I am looking to purchase another REIT or two for my TFSA. I currently own AP.UN. I have been following the discussion about car.un and dir.un as two of your favourite reits. My question is; do you think that they are currently overvalued compared to bpy.un which morningstar indicates is undervalued by 53%. would you not buy bpy.un? any other suggestions are greatly appreciated
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Mary on May 12, 2020
Q: Hello Peter and team, I'd like to purchase some high quality US companies whose share prices have been unduly hit by the COVID correction. However, I want to do this in a conservative way - with larger, stable companies with low debt and strong balance sheets; assured 'survivors'. Can you please suggest 5 good US candidates in the 'survive and recover' blue chip camp, and a dividend of at least 2.5 percent. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by James on May 12, 2020
Q: Regarding your response to the question "Do you have any suggestions for telemedicine stocks on the Canadian Market that are worth considering? " can you please provide the company names and the exchanges they trade on. WELL appears to trade on TSX, DOC on US and PHM ?? Pulte Group a homebulider??
Thanks,
Steve

Read Answer Asked by Steve on May 12, 2020
Q: From CNCB: "LivePerson outfits companies with artificial intelligence-powered mobile and online messaging tools for customer service representatives, which intends to cut back on the notoriously long wait times consumers face in call center queues. The company......projects that traditional call centers will disappear within a decade."

Liveperson's revenue is essentially flat for five year, BUT, is ENGH's call centre business at risk of being massively disrupted by new technology like Liveperson?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on May 12, 2020
Q: Thank you for your comments on RPD earnings report yesterday. In your response you said "We would not be overly concerned here, though it has slipped some spots on our list of growth companies". Can you let me know what growth companies you have higher up on your list. I am up 20% on RPD and am happy to sell it for something higher up on your list.

Thanks so much for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Justin on May 12, 2020
Q: I am working on setting up an RESP for my Granddaughter. We have about 10 years to grow the RESP before changing it to a more conservative approach. Looking for 3 to 5 solid Canadian ETF's - one of them being the best to track the S&P 500. What 3 to 5 ETF's would you recommend for growth and diversity? I would like to keep dividends in Canadian dollars to avoid withholding taxes. Thank you, Patrick
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on May 12, 2020
Q: Can I get your thoughts on these two? Would you prefer a specific airline or two over jets? How would air Canada stack up ?
Read Answer Asked by david on May 12, 2020
Q: I have noticed that WELL has had good moves up in the last 3 sessions, but have been unable to see any news supporting the moves. Have you any thoughts on why??
I did buy it a while ago on your recommendation. Thank you! I
I believe their earnings come out on Friday. How do they look?
Keep up the good work guys, much appreciated.
John
Read Answer Asked by John on May 12, 2020
Q: Over approx. 9 months,I will develop a high risk portfolio of smaller cap companies to hold for 5 years with the goal to maximize capital gains.Please rank the listed companies.Please add other names you think I should consider as well as a few U.S. names you might consider applicable.Deduct as many question credits as you deem appropriate.Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by maurice on May 12, 2020
Q: I am about to triple the size of my investment in the portfolio above and give equal weighting to all. Virtually all of this new money will be in non-registered accounts. In total, this self-directed portfolio will represent 20% of my holdings; I also have 40% in a growth-focused pension fund, and 40% in a mix of ETFs through a robo-advisor.
Do you have any suggested changes to the list of names? I am primarily focused on growth, with a 3-5 year horizon.
Do you recommend a different weighting e.g. heavier on some, lighter on others?
What are your thoughts regarding timing? I am tempted to put all of the new money in now, betting on the sustainability of the recent recovery. But I understand that a phased approach will reduce risk.
Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Ben on May 12, 2020
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