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Q: I currently hold the above ETFs in a RESP and wonder if I should add any other ETF or this is good enough and just keep adding to these ones. Money not needed for 9 years.

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Read Answer Asked on November 04, 2025
Q: With IREN, I am holding a position size of 3.77% which now has a gain of 126%. Generally I like to keep winners running. Many people recommend taking gains along the way. Position size is OK for me, so there is no real need to trim. Is it a good idea to just keep holding without trimming? I also hold APLD, WULF and MARA within the same sector: all very modest position sizes.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on November 04, 2025
Q: I am a bit confused with BMNR. I was under impression that this is a leveraged Etherium play, and expected the stock amplify the changes in Etherium price. However, when I look at the price changes for the past 2 months, as of today Nov 3, the ETHA is down 13% while BMNR is up 7% since September 1. Can you explain this anomaly please? Do I misunderstand the business model of BMNR?
Read Answer Asked by Nikita on November 04, 2025
Q: what is the best way to invest in stable coins ? does the genius act(USA) and the proposed similar legislation by carney 's liberals have any positive material effect on companies in Canada and the USA and if so what companies do you like? thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on November 04, 2025
Q: I hold a 3.55% position in COIN which has a nice gain so far. Recently I started a position in GLXY which has a weight of less than 1% and now trading at a loss. Is it a good idea to continue holding both? Should I persist with GLXY or go ahead with some tax loss selling.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on November 04, 2025
Q: How much attention should I pay to book value? How does book value play into managing a portfolio? After holding an investment for a number of years, taking profits, adding to the position, etc, I try to look at both the market and book value when making decisions. My idea is that I don't want the book value to exceed 4-5% of any stock. Lots of advice about management of the current market value, but I hear less about book value. Thanks for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Matthew on November 04, 2025
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