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Q: what is the best source(s) for current and future individual company info like eps and current news. thanks
Read Answer Asked by george on June 05, 2020
Q: My tech exposure consists of MSFT,ENGH and ET. All have been held for many years and have become multi-baggers as well as producing growing divys. Do you see any holes in my tech coverage? Would you trim and add a new position or leave as is? Thanks Ron
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on June 05, 2020
Q: SOME Stocks fluctuate lot daily such as BYD,CSU,SHOP,PKI makes me feel better to trade in this market,what is your opinion.
For safer long term low risk hold which stocks you would recommend in US &CAD,
low growth is OK.
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on June 05, 2020
Q: I have been investing recently in high quality dividend producing firms but have backed myself in to a bit of a corner in terms of my reliance on banking and insurance company stocks (FITB, BNS, BK, SLF, PRU, FSZ). Would ITUB's Brazilian preferred share provenance be both sufficiently secure and a good diversifier?
Read Answer Asked by David on June 05, 2020
Q: I am perplexed by the strength of the markets over the last few months given the situation in the real economy. Are you aware of any site which identifies the source of money inflows and outflows? I would like to understand whether this market is driven by professional/institutional investors (smart money), the government/Fed, or retail investors (dumb money).

Depending on the source of the money inflow, it might give some indication as to the sustainability of this market.

Any thoughts you would have on this question would be most appreciated and valued.

Thank you for this excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Dale on June 05, 2020
Q: For bitcoin exposure, any thoughts? What about liquid Alts? To clarify my question on Liquid Alts, can you please give some guidance for your Canada, US and international preferences.
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on June 05, 2020
Q: I would like to comment that I think your service is best in class! Question: With Natural Gas near recent all time lows could you suggest 2 or 3 names in this space that could have upside if/when natural gas commodity pricing improves.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on June 05, 2020
Q: Good morning 5i,

Having missed the major swap to staples. Viewing them as a buy when they are down not on momentum.
Are their any consumer stocks you see holding value still as an add for longterm hold?
We own QSR and ATD.B.
What are your better / best recommendations.

Thanks for the excellent advice.
Read Answer Asked by Adam on June 05, 2020
Q: I have held on to this looser much too long. When they announced yesterday that Aurora was selling its entire stake at $3.00 /share I gasped expecting that the stock would crater too well below that on the news. Instead it rose nicely the day of the announcement at one point trading as high as $3.84 Can you please explain the reason for this? On a separate note they also reported spectacular Q1 sales growth on Monday yet still reported a loss of $0.16 /share. Will this company ever be able to turn a profit?
Read Answer Asked by Steven on June 05, 2020
Q: Which 3 can. Stocks would you buy today for greatest capital appreciation?
Read Answer Asked by Rose on June 05, 2020
Q: I've made some money on MSFT and currently its hit a high water mark, been treading water and today has dropped a bit. What do you think about selling MSFT and using those proceeds to buy DOCU and CRWD. Obviously risk is tremendously greater with those two than MSFT, and both are still losing money but their rev. growth is big, debt is less than cash for DOCU and almost nothing for CRWD sitting on $1 bil in cash. Thinking momentum and growth continue, with price appreciation greater than MSFT, while biting my nails along the way.
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on June 05, 2020
Q: This is a follow up to an earlier question. I was in touch with WPT Industrial to clarify their dividend payout etc. Their response shared that their current ROC portion of the dividend is 77.08 percent. This seems very high to me and I'm hoping you can provide some context for this number from your experience. For example, is this a normal amount for income trusts; does this not effectively reduce the value of the dividend since your adjusted cost base will continue to drop. Anything else you can add will be helpful. Thanks, Don
Read Answer Asked by Donald on June 05, 2020
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