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Q: Just wondering your top 3 US/Canadian stock picks focusing on increased military spending.

Thank you for providing this great product.
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on October 20, 2023
Q: Good morning

I have small positions in the following technology companies: GIB.A; CRWD; HUBS; NVEI: OKTA;TOI:PANW: INTU: TTD: LMN. I would like to clean up this portion of my portfolio. Which of these would you sell, and which ones would you add to? Thanks for your ongoing great advise.

Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on October 20, 2023
Q: Adding new money into the Income Portfolio- Hello, I am adding new money to the Income Portfolio in my TFSA. Would you suggest/list the top 5is ( 5 investments!!) timely buys at this time, with a time frame of 2-3 years and overall return perspective?
Also, would you consider making this a feature in monthly portfolio reports - like top 2-3 buys? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by RUPINDER on October 20, 2023
Q: Hi 5i,
In today's environment; October 17, 2023.
If one wanted to purchase a Canadian Passive Fixed Income ETF to hold in a TFSA for 1 to 3 years and then potentially sell. Can you suggest some ETF's that might give out sized Total Return. My goal is Total Return and not necessarily High Yield.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on October 20, 2023
Q: Hi 5i,
Are ETF and Fund companies required to detail "Performance Fees" in the "Fund Facts" document? If not, where must it be disclosed?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on October 20, 2023
Q: From what I understand from 5i - HCAL should move up much faster than HMAX and ZWU should move up faster than UMAX when the market begins its recovery. Is this a correct analogy? Thx James
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on October 20, 2023
Q: What is the potential regulatory risk related to HISAs? Is it restricted to HISA ETFs?

I have funds parked in a BMO investorline HISA for immediate deployment when needed:

https://www.bmoinvestorline.com/selfDirected/pdfs/BMT_HISA_Terms_CAD_EN.pdf

Can you explain what the regulatory risk and if it is applicable to my current holding?

Is there a better place to park funds?
Read Answer Asked by Simon on October 20, 2023
Q: Dear 5i
When stocks that payout dividends/interest monthly i assume the share price of the stock temporarily goes down after the distribution is payed . If that is correct would it be wise to buy into that stock at that point when the stock is lower after the distribution ?
Also i can't decide whether to top up my enbridge position or start a new position in pembina . Do you have a preference ? Is it a good time to take on an energy position in addition to CNQ which i currently have ?
Thanks again and deduct as necessary .
Bill C
Read Answer Asked by Bill on October 20, 2023
Q: My TFSA is growth-oriented, relatively diversified (16 stocks, mostly below 5%). But CSU has grown to be close to 20% of the total. How do I balance (1) diversification with (2) letting winners run, taking account of (3) the exceptional character of CSU as a long-term winner.

Jack
Read Answer Asked by John on October 19, 2023
Q: David Burrows was on BNN this mrning making his case for the market going forward. Very convincing..

Concentrating on dividend growers. What do you think and which stocks in your universe would you recommend?
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on October 19, 2023
Q: For some time 5i (and others) have noted that small cap valuations are low on a historic basis, and I also believe that you have commented that small caps often lead in a market turnaround? I really like a good "reversion to the mean" play, but what are the conditions for that to happen? I have to think inflation and higher interest rates are disproportionate headwinds for smaller companies vs large caps. What should one look for before buying a small cap ETF, or just forget the timing and figure you'll be happy in a few years one way or another? Thanks for your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on October 19, 2023
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