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Q: Did I miss an announcement? Are you still going to be compiling the Summary Report?
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on February 09, 2022
Q: I have significant holdings in RY, BNS, TD and MFC. These names have done very well in the past two years. They will continue to earn Dividend Income but growth will definitely slow... Is this a time to sell these names and put the money to better use as the market pulls back?
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on February 09, 2022
Q: hi, just looking for clarification to Ricks's question on Feb 9...re funeral services related.
You mentioned CCS in your answer...but this is a construction company. Did you mean either of SCI or CSV and your answer was a typo for CCS?


cheers....
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on February 09, 2022
Q: What's the main reason why some of the REITs that did well in 2021 are doing so poorly heading into 2022? I own DIR.UN, GRT.UN and SMU.UN and all three are down quite a bit so far into the new year. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on February 09, 2022
Q: The global commodity strategy team at BofA Securities has identified 27 raw materials they group under the acronym MIFT – metals important for future technology – that are vital for the rise of renewable power.

Question 1 - Given Wind, Solar and EV will drive the demand for Boron, Molybdenum, Cadmium, Gallium, Germanium, Selenium, and Tellurium. What is the best means to participate in this upside? Individual companies or ETF? Can you provide some recommendations?



Question 2 - And Nickel, Cobalt and Lithium demands are expected to also see a jump in demand relative to current levels. What is the best means to participate in this upside? Individual companies or ETF? Can you provide some recommendations?

Read Answer Asked by Ronnie on February 09, 2022
Q: I have roughly 15% of my entire portfolio within a Taxable account. The rest is diversified within my RRSP, TFSA( Maxed) and LIF. With regards to the taxable account I would like to keep it as simple as possible taking into consideration the tax implications. I am thinking of going with an ETF or ETFs for this account. What would be the best etf's to go with and what % breakdown. The rest of my portfolio is basically 50% fixed income 50% equities,
Read Answer Asked by Kim on February 09, 2022
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