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Q: Suggestion for Derek on January 09, 2020. He wants to transfer funds to the US.
I use Transferwise to transfer from the UK to Canada. They have minimal fees and a much better rate. I don't know if it would work for larger amounts but it is far more economical on smaller amounts.
PB
Read Answer Asked by Peter on January 10, 2020
Q: Good Afternoon,

The Portfolio Analytics tool has pointed out that I should consider purchasing stocks in the: Basic Materials, Consumer Cyclical, Real Estate and Technology. Can you make a suggestion regarding what stocks would help me round out my portfolio?

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on January 10, 2020
Q: I am thinking of replacing TOY with either PEO or GDI. What is your opinion on this idea? Do you prefer one over the other?
Thanks. Peter.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on January 10, 2020
Q: What companies (American or Canadian) Would you suggest I invest in for short term growth.
Read Answer Asked by Matt on January 10, 2020
Q: I am very pleased with your Portfolio suggestions with the above stocks in my long range RRSP. (roughly balanced weights)
With another $15000 to add, would you add to the lower weights or add two or three new ones from your recommendations? Cheers and Thanks,
Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 10, 2020
Q: How do i purchase the Saudi Aramco Stock from Canada ?

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Prakash on January 10, 2020
Q: Hi there, I'm looking to add a smaller gold company to accompany my holding in KL. How would you rank the 4, from best to worst overall? Is there a better name than the 4 I have suggested? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 10, 2020
Q: Can you tell me if it is common practice to use total return or price return as the benchmark when comparing personal year end returns to the TSX or S&P? I'm seeing many sites use the lower return (price return excluding dividends) which obviously makes returns look better in comparison. But if i'm comparing my portfolio which has some dividend income why wouldn't the benchmark also include its dividends to truly see which performed better? Just wondering what the accepted practice is? Thx
Read Answer Asked by Adam on January 10, 2020
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