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Q: I hold MAXR and show somewhat large losses on the holding. I bought before it changed its name from McDonald D.W. I now do not recall why I even bought it. Was it on one of the model portfolios in 2017? Until 2016-17 I had only US stocks. A US premium letter I subscribe to (New Constructs, who often use robo analytics) just listed MAXR as a stock that one may short--I don't short stocks. New Constructs put MAXR in their “Dangerous Model portfolio” in which they name stocks worth shorting. What do you advise? MAXR is however finally beginning to show some positive movement. Is that slow price climb up sustainable ? What are MAXR’s prospects and is it worth keeping? If you advise sell, what would you replace it with?
Read Answer Asked by Adam on June 07, 2018
Q: I am transferring funds to a TFSA and an unregistered account.I have picked the above to be put in my TFSA and would like another 10 picks for my unregistered account as well as your opinion on the 10 for TFSA please.Both accounts have 100k to invest with a 10 year time line to retirement.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on June 07, 2018
Q: Good afternoon guys:
I am down a lot on knight and Crh. I will keep Knight but thinking about sucking up my loss with Crh and switch to reliq health. Should I stay put with Crh or switch it out.

Thank you
Mark.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on June 07, 2018
Q: Having sold both of these in the past couple of weeks, I was going to repurchase them in 30 days, but don't think I will. They both seem to be income type of stocks and I would prefer some growth. Can you recommend any stocks with better growth in these sectors or perhaps I just keep away from certain sectors as your balanced portfolio does.
Read Answer Asked by stephen on June 07, 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
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