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Q: Can you please explain he correlation between bonds, stocks, reits and gold?

id like 30% of my portfolio to move differently than the markets in case of market correction but dont want it all in bond funds due to rising interest rates. how would something like this look over the long term or do you have a better suggestion?

10% bond fund
10% REITs
10% Gold half xgd, half bullion
70% equities (CND, US and ITL)
Read Answer Asked by Carla on March 23, 2017
Q: Comment Re: Dennis' recent question. I checked the US Patent and Trademark Office and the company appears to have only one published pending patent application (US2017/0038571 - published last month). Note that there is no guarantee that the claims of the application will be granted following USPTO examination, nor that, if the patent is finally granted, the scope of the claims will not be significantly reduced.
This, combined with the fact that they don't yet have a working demonstrator, makes me very wary of this company. Virtually all of their market value is predicated on them owning strong IP that can be readily "reduced to practice".
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on March 23, 2017
Q: Do these reported results differ markedly from yours on Bloomberg?

March 22 (Reuters) - Canada's Amaya Inc , owner of online gambling sites PokerStars and Full Tilt, reported fourth-quarter profit ahead of estimates as it added more customers and cut costs.

Amaya said it expects adjusted profit of $1.94-$2.13 per share in 2017, higher than the $1.88 per share it earned last year.

Customer registrations increased by 2.6 million to about 108 million in the quarter ended Dec. 31, the company said on Wednesday.

Amaya's financial expenses fell nearly 28 percent to $36.6 million.

The company's net income from continuing operations was about $45 million, or 23 cents per share, compared with a loss of $15.2 million, or 11 cents per share, a year earlier.

Excluding items, Amaya reported a profit of 53 cents per share, higher than analysts' average estimate of 50 cents per share, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

Amaya's revenue rose nearly 6 percent to $310.4 million.
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on March 22, 2017
Q: Hi Peter,

I have the following stocks in my RRSP portfolio with the sector weightings below. What are a few stocks would you suggest buying now for a 5-10+ hold that are medium to high risk to help balance my sector weighings? Thanks for all your help and advice!!

SJ, GSY, ATD.B, PBH, TOY, RRX.TO, SLF, BNS, GUD, CSH-UN, CRH, SIS, CSU, SHOP, PHO

Technology: 31.35%
Healthcare: 20.07%
Consumer Non-Cyclicals: 17.39%
Financial 15.01%
Consumer Cyclicals: 6.16%
Basic Materials: 4.44%
Industrial: 3.60%
Energy: 1.97%
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on March 22, 2017
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