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Q: Retired dividend-income investor. Short term (weeks to months, not years), which stock do you think will produce the most Total Return...Sunlife or CIBC? When I compare their charts over various timeframes and look at their fundamentals, I don't get a clear picture. I am leaning towards SLF.
Thanks...Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on March 11, 2021
Q: Hi
Reading into your answer a while back that TOI could be compared as a mini CSU. Could one assume then that TOI has a better growth potential long term?
I'm considering switching my CSU shares over to TOI.
Thanks
Jeff
Read Answer Asked by JEFF on March 11, 2021
Q: Hi there, would you now give the green light to start purchasing oil stocks? The stars sure seem to be aligned here! For a trade or investment? Short or medium term? Economies are going to start opening up, planes are going to start flying, and old economy cars are going take to the roads again, in droves!!
Also, lets not forget about all those newly purchased RV's hitting the highways again for the summer driving season...

Or, would you be selling into this strength as a contrarian move to whats happening in the market with oil stocks these days?
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Hussein on March 11, 2021
Q: In a broadly diversified portfolio, for a risk tolerant investor, how would you rate these stocks on a 1 - 10 scale, with a "10" meaning for sure you want this stock in your portfolio, and a "1" being you absolutely do not want this stock in your portfolio. Long term time horizon, looking for growth. AT, CTS, DCBO, DOC, DND, NVEI, TIXT, WELL, WISH.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on March 11, 2021
Q: I believe both companies, Europe technologies and Rubicon are on the cve. I'd like to know what your take is on both companies. Do you know what their latest results were and what the outlook for both stocks is. Is there anything special I should know in regards to their business and competition. Thanks

Read Answer Asked by steven on March 11, 2021
Q: The majority of our utility holdings are in FTS /AQN, and when looking at value metrics: EV/Rev, p/b, forward p/e and yield, these 2 stocks appear to rank highest of the stocks listed above. NPI seems to be 3rd best in value, but it does have a higher p/b ratio. We also hold the following utilities in decreasing weight: BEP.UN, NPI and INE. We need to trim SU/ENB and want to add more to some or all of the latter 3 utilities - would you add the most to BEP.UN then NPI or focus on just BEP.UN? INE appears to be a bit over-valued at this time. Should we continue to hold INE, sell or add on more significant dip? We income/growth investors with 10+ year time horizon.
Thanks!!
Read Answer Asked by Grant on March 11, 2021
Q: Hello,

The financial sector are at 52 week highs, do you see an issue with stepping in at these prices ? Would you consider one of the major banks and perhaps GSY as an alternate to the big banks with exposure to the financial sector ?

Thanks,
Robbie
Read Answer Asked by Robbie on March 11, 2021
Q: HI
I am looking at cleaning up my portfolio and removing stocks that have not performed as expected . What is your take on the five stocks listed . Should I have a longer view on these stocks

Thank you

Howard
Read Answer Asked by Howard on March 11, 2021
Q: Could you comment on the announcement today from Artis. Why move to a publicly tradable private equity? Who benefits from this? Presumably it would still be on the TSX? I also wonder why they would sell off what seems to be the best portion of their portfolio? I hold a small position in Artis, but with significant capital gains (which I prefer not to realize right now). What is your view of Artis going forward - hold or sell?
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on March 11, 2021
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