Investment Q&A

Q: Would you be a buyer of renewables now that they hit their lows?
Which ones are a long term hold between Brookfield renewable, Boralex , Northland Power

Q: I am currently helping my wife to add new money to her TFSA account. She is currently holding DND, AC, EGLX and PLTR. Please suggest your favorite growth stocks (Canadian and US) taking into account the latest volatility and recent sector rotation from growth/tech and rising interest concerns. She is looking for 5-7 years time frame.

Q: i seem to have an overload of miners. can you suggest what i should trim or do i hold everyone for the economic expansion yet to come and hope cooper will remain as valuable as experts seem to say for the pending electrification of the vehicle and infrastructure ...thx much

Q: have you heard of this co and if so what do you know

Q: interfor is putting out a special 2.00 dividend. Do you think it would be a good time to buy this stock and what is the outlook for the future.

Steve

Q: Could I get your current opinion of this stock please.

Q: Please give me one Canadian and one US stock for gifting to my grandson who turned one year old to be held for long time. Thanks for great service.

Q: What would be your top 3 picks to benefit from the demand for copper given the focus on infrastructure in both China and the U.S.?

Q: As I write this, Friday mid afternoon, all of the markets are sharply higher. Gains seem to be pretty much across the board. I like to look at outliers that are bucking the trend. There are a few stocks that you have been optimistic about that are actually down today. Wondering if any of these are not as favoured by the market, given their performance today. Perhaps issues with recent results. Understanding that you can't read too much into one day's trading, but several of these have dropped quite a bit lately, and I'm wondering what your current feelings would be on buying these today for a long term hold in a diversified portfolio. Would you give each a rating from 1 to 10 as to how strongly you would want each of these in a portfolio? BYD, CSU, CTS, DOO, DND, ENGH, LNF, PBH, REAL, STC.

Q: What stocks would you look at that could be expected to benefit from the apparent shortage in chips? I have a 3-5 year horizon.

Q: Are there any Canadian listed DOW equal weight etfs? Thanks Bill

Q: REAL OR XBC: Which stock has more upside, risk tolerance is not an issue and my portfolio is well diversified? They are in different sectors... If you had to choose 1 which would it be or would you own both?
Thanks for your service!

Q: I have a 2%-or-so cash position that I had earmarked to buy AAPL, but I was wondering if it might make more sense to double my existing 2% position in CRWD. Alternatively, I could initiate a position in NVDA. Any thoughts?

Q: Is there a security, EFT, or some other option available in Canada to trade volatility? If not, what is available in the US market?
Thank you.

Q: TECH Just came across this new ETF. Can you give me your opinion on investing now or wait. Don't see how it can't succeed with these names.

Q: I'm looking for tax-loss proxy ideas for GH and TTD.
Thank you!

Q: What are your thoughts on Coin?..is it comparable to buying a stock like X? I was thinking that coin must be dertermined by number of transactions and not necessarily on the price of crypto currency.. is that correct?Thank you. Shyam

Q: On May 6 BIP released great earnings results (in my opinion). There has since been heavy selling pressure. Why does a stock sell off after releasing good earnings results and will BIP rebound?

Thanks

Q: Suppose I sell a U.S. stock for a capital gain in USD. This must be reported in Canadian $ on Schedule 3 of the income tax return. But in CDN $ at today's exchange rate, I have a (paper) loss. Shall I be claiming a capital loss, even though I won't literally be converting the dollars?

Q: I have 5i for its portfolios which I follow, invest and succeed with as I update with you each month (thank you very much!). I also have Mornngstar which provides a different view of my portfolio and access to assessments of companies in my portfolio and relevant information. As a DIY investor I believe I need to be informed as to what is happening thus I look at my portfolio every day even though it is said you need to look at it only once a year! Simply Wall ST. is another venue for portfolio information. This shows my portfolio, again, in a different light. Since I only depend on 5i for the most part (sometimes I sell a loser earlier than suggested or add to winners) and its portfolio analytics, and since I do not really act on the information provided by the other companies but it is comforting to know and explain about my portfolio.
MY QUESTION IS: Do I really need Simply Wall Street and Morningstar?
Stanley