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Q: Happy holidays…. Tax loss selling….. proxy for TLT, VDE, EMXC, OXY, PICK, LLY, NXT, ZBH, AMD, -Thanks
Read Answer Asked by James on December 22, 2024
Q: for tax purposes in Canada, is a Canadian money market fund ETF profit taxable as income or capital gain. Thanks. Merry Christmas to all there.
Read Answer Asked by george on December 21, 2024
Q: With recent pullback what are your top 5 Cdn and US names that have pulled back to attractive entry points?

Thank you
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on December 21, 2024
Q: what do you think about the commodities area right now oil and gas precious metals
and the other group of metals? do you see the stock under preforming or doing better then the tsx in general? Also what 3 areas do you see possibly out preforming the markets?
Read Answer Asked by Gary on December 21, 2024
Q: Good morning!

My non-registered is strictly canadian. It's tilted to growth as I'd like slightly outperform the index. With CSU being owned in my TFSA.

The two most probably choices are of course SHOP from the ashes and DSG. A surprisingly steady horse.

If you were me. Who do you add as a full position if 1 were to be owned. Of course diversification is key. Are both worthy of an add.

Would you please give an OK, better and vest range to do so.

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Adam on December 21, 2024
Q: If as Satya Nadella says we are moving from being chip constrained to power constrained, what are the best stocks to play this theme? Would you look to data center power and cooling innovators or renewable energy and storage companies or something else?
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on December 21, 2024
Q: Dear Peter et al:

Heartfelt Thanks for your infatigable work in answering literally thousands of questions. Merry Christmas and a Healthy, Happy, Peaceful and Prosperous New Year.

As 2024 is winding down, I decided to take an inventory of my personalized "5i Research Portfolio"! Over the period of years, I have "learnt" to "read between" the lines of your answers. Your choice of words and your nuanced way of answering the questions helped me to "curate" and put together my own 5i Portfolio!

The only "loser" was Pay fare! (PAY). I am down in GSY but easily compensated by my gains in PRL. My TOI and LMN are doing "Okay". (Up and down) I will hold them for a while. Not worried about them given the cautiously optimistic "tone" of your answers to other subscribers about TOI/LMN.

Your faith in Private Equity, in BN especially, KKR,BLK,BX, GOOG,AMZN,MSFT,META and Gold have all paid off handsomely.

For the fresh funds in 2025, will you suggest add to the same equities mentioned above? If so in what order?

Or would you suggest another Private Equity firm or another steady grower that is safe?

P.S. NOT a good day to ask this question! Dow down by 1000 points!! But I can "hear" you saying, not to panic!!
Have a Great Day folks.
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on December 21, 2024
Q: I understand that VGT and XLK are extremely popular US technology ETF's.
I also understand that many popular US exchange ETF's are extremely tax efficient If I held these in my taxable account will there likely be capital gains/losses declared annually? If so, where can I find this historical information?
Would my broker provide this tax information annually to help me prepare my tax return?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on December 21, 2024
Q: hi 5i!
and happy holidays to everyone on this platform!
I am considering adding a US dividend ETF with $CDN hedge. can you give me your top picks based on 1) past performance ( long term but up to 20 years at most ) 2) "guess-timate" of future performance including fees ( and your reasoning ) 3) Net $$ assets 4) daily trading volume 5) dividend yield and 6) dividend growth.
take as many points from me as you need.
all the best
Chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on December 21, 2024