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Q: Everyone, I have held CSU since $110, bought LMN in September of 2023 and do not own any TOI (yet). Specifically, discussing the three names only in my overall group of stocks, my plan is to own 50% in CSU and 25% of each LMN and TOI. Any comments on the strategy. Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on January 18, 2024
Q: Which do prefer as a purchase for a 1 to 2 year hold. RET appears super cheap, and could be a multi-bagger if any success. My concern is buying something like ATZ as an example, only to have it go down and then hold at a loss for years waiting for it go back.
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on January 18, 2024
Q: PREDICTION : The next big rage after AI will be
Quantum Computing.
Read Answer Asked by Derek on January 18, 2024
Q: Just a general question,why do some companies pay a tiny dividend which means nothing to most investors because it's so insignificant?Wouldn't that money be better used paying off debt,share buybacks,etc?
Read Answer Asked by terry on January 18, 2024
Q: In my TFSA I have full positions in ENB, T, TCL.A, and AQN. Objective is primarily steady income and some growth. I am looking to add FIE, SPB and CSW.A. What do you think?
Read Answer Asked by Jean on January 18, 2024
Q: Before the end of 2023 I sold a position in TOU in my non-registered account in order to take a tax loss. I also have a TOU position in a registered RIF account with a significant gain, which I did not sell. I assume that this does not prevent me in using the loss in my non-registered cash account. I believe that the two accounts have basically nothing to to with each other. I intend to buy back TOU in my non-registered account after 30 days.
Please confirm.
Thank you!
Albert
Read Answer Asked by ALBERT on January 17, 2024
Q: Re your answer to Fernando, capital losses can be carried forward forever, not only 3 years as per your answer. Capital losses can only be carried Back 3 years and applied to capital gains.
Read Answer Asked by Earl on January 17, 2024
Q: Good morning 5i;

I do not often see questions/comments regarding preferred shares; of which I confess I understand very little. Do you have a few good resource recommendations where one could educate themselves on these investment vehicles?

I would also be interested to know if there are any (understanding there's thousands of possibilities) preferred shares or preferred share ETF's you would suggest could be examined more closely for investment.

Thanks very much!
Read Answer Asked by Dave on January 17, 2024
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