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Q: Good evening,

I've followed Rick Rule and his reccos for many years now. When he picks right they do great and vice versa.

His top picks recently were SSl, IVN and WAF.

What do you think of these 3? Is there one you like enough to say its worth a speculative shot?

Thanks

Sheldon
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on March 07, 2019
Q: For the last eight years my portfolio has been almost exclusively US large capilization stocks. My rate of return has been great, significantly above the averages. I do not intend to change my portfolio away from the US markets for the foreseeable future. Am I making a mistake?
Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on March 07, 2019
Q: Long term TFSA. I am currently down 11%BNS;26%GUD;8%STN and 6%SLF. Have Plus 10% weightings in all 7 stocks.
Should I add to the (current) losers or add something new or add to my (current) winners.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 07, 2019
Q: I want to add a consumer staple to my portfolio, can you recommend a few that might be recession proof? I currently only have consumer discretionary and am wondering if I should dump a few and add a staple instead? In consumer stocks I currently hold PBH, A&W, TSGI and STZ. Would you consider all of those discretionary?
Read Answer Asked by Jennifer on March 07, 2019
Q: Income safety from a Reit or energy company or an alternative for low risk income in my RRSP. Thank you Jack.
Read Answer Asked by Jack on March 07, 2019
Q: What is a better investment in the long term - real estate (as a hard asset) or the S&P 500?
Read Answer Asked by Mike on March 07, 2019
Q: Sorry about this...but it's another TSGI question

If this was a brand new company that you were considering and you were making a decision to deploy based only on numbers (8x earnings, 5B debt, guidance where it is) BUT NOT based on past performance, analyst expectations or missed quarters what would your enthusiasm be like for buying? Does the price when weighed vs debt vs projected growth dictate a strong buy? Is growth not good for a company priced where it is or is growth "less than expected" and therefore viewed as bad?
Read Answer Asked by Tim on March 07, 2019
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