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Q: Please name and rank five Canadian stocks providing dividends > 2% that are likely to experience strong growth over the next five years. (Please exclude GSY as it's already owned and I'm assuming would be on the list.) Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on April 04, 2022
Q: Hello, I am using Portfolio Analytics and it's suggested allocation is to increase Consumer Cyclical, Industrials and Utilities and increase in U.S. exposure. What is your suggestion for these categories for investment into TFSA & unregistered with a 10-15 year timeline? stocks or ETFs? thank you
Read Answer Asked by Bren on March 31, 2022
Q: Electrification Theme: My question is about the "picks and shovels" in the electrical equipment market to support EVs, modern energy grids, storage and distributed power. What stocks would you recommend with a short rationale and, if possible, entry price.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by sam on March 29, 2022
Q: Further to my March 18 question: redeploying my 100% cash position. Using the BE portfolio as an example and assuming 6 equal monthly investments. Would you buy partials across the board, or go with full positions in 3-4 companies each month. If the latter, which order would you suggest.
Thanks Peter.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 24, 2022
Q: I’ve landed on 200k and looking to invest. Would appreciate your advice how to disperse my money. 5-7 year time frame, and money will be mostly invested in a tfsa.

What are your top 10-15 growth stocks (Cnd and/or US) to begin a portfolio. Top 2 ETF’s.

Also, do you believe 5 years is long enough for a full recovery in the market ?
Thanks for everything!

Cheers
Read Answer Asked by Nick on March 24, 2022
Q: In late January with geopolitical tension increasing I put stops on my stocks. I was stopped out of ATD,BYD,BBP,UN,DOO,MAGT,MG,PBH,PLC, and TSU. I was also stopped out of GSY,KXS,NVEI,TFII, and TOP, all of this group I've repurchased. The remaining stocks, are there any you wouldn't buy back? Thanks for all your good council over the years thru good times and challenging times. David
Read Answer Asked by David on March 23, 2022
Q: Hi Peter,

Your thoughts on FB or Shop at these levels?

Any other beat down names with a strong upside ?

Thanks
Harry
Read Answer Asked by HARRY on March 21, 2022
Q: In march,2021 you published a special opportunities report on 10 top picks beginning with byd,csu.
We would be pleased if you could provide an update.
Would you make any changes?



Read Answer Asked by Terry on March 17, 2022
Q: I have a relatively small RESP portfolio that will have to change to an RRIF. I would like the RRIF to be able to generate enough dividends to cover the required withdrawals. If that is possible. Can you tell me your top ten highest dividend-paying Canadian companies or maybe even better ETFs or a combination that you would be comfortable owning?

Thank you.
David
Read Answer Asked by David on March 15, 2022
Q: Looking at these for my TFSA and for me it’s a tough call. GSY is getting more reasonable price wise but could rising interest rates hurt it ? MG is
cheap but supply chains are clogged and materials getting scarcer and more expensive.
Which would be your pick and why ?
Thanks. Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on March 09, 2022
Q: Wondering what 3 or 4 Canadian stocks you would choose to buy in a non registered account now, waiting for a full economic re opening and a settlement on the Russia -Ukraine conflict?
Seems energy, financials and materials are at highs. Tech is beaten up.
MG and SHOP come to mind. Any others you would suggest?
Thanks
jeff
Read Answer Asked by JEFF on March 09, 2022
Q: Hello,

I am thinking of picking up Magna now that its fallen sharply, but there are a few points that are making me second guess buying now.
Wondering if you can shed some light on the following:

1) Given that Magna's profit margin is pretty small, how much of an issue would rising input costs (ie labour and raw materials) be for them?

2) Do you know if any of their facilities are unionized?

3) With rising inflation and interest rates - do you think new car demand will decrease significantly (in the near term)

thank you,
Brad
Read Answer Asked by Brad on March 09, 2022
Q: Good morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,

In our combined accounts, we are overweight in the Consumer Cyclical sector, and hold ATD, BYD, CCL.B, and MG. These stocks have been held for some time, so we have reasonable profits in all four.

In order to raise cash for our under-represented energy sector, please rank the four Consumer Cyclical stocks in order of the first to sell or reduce.

Our Energy holdings include ENB, TOU, and TVE. Please suggest three or four stocks in this sector that would be complimentary to the three already held.

Please deduct as many credits as necessary for this somewhat long question, and as always, thanks for your valuable insight.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on March 08, 2022
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,

I realize that Couche-Tard has only 38 Russian stores. Do you think that management will be under pressure (like Magna for example) to divest their Russian operation? If it happens, what kind of effect could there be, both to their bottom line, as well as loss of "good will"? For example, Couche-Tard operates in several former eastern bloc countries such as Poland.

Thanks in advance for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on March 07, 2022
Q: Hi!

I understand why Magna is down given their exposure to Russia and Belarus even though it is small, investors are selling everything associated with Russia. It seems over done since I'm sure Magna could pivot quite easily given the size of their overall operations and the proportion in the undesirable countries. I have starting building a position at these levels since it is approaching a 3% yield. Agree?

On the other hand, not sure what is going on with Aritzia. Down from $58 to below $45. Is the market anticipating a recession? Doesn't seem like their manufacturing is affected by the War. Having a hard time making sense of this given Aritzia's momentum prior to the War and strong earnings reports.

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on March 04, 2022
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