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Q: Would you please recommend:
A couple of well diversified Canadian equity dividend ETF’s
A couple of well diversified Canadian equity High dividend ETF’s.
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Gary on October 25, 2018
Q: Over the next year or so I'd like to transition into some US names. I also plan on travelling a fair amount to the US as well. Can you advise on how you feel the Canadian dollar will do.

Also, can you advise on the current state of the economy. Today's increase followed by verbatim that there will be multiple (more than expected) I find concerning for the Canadian economy. We are late in a cycle (as per prior length of cycles) and we this will certainly impact discretionary income significantly. Not even considering an uptick in mortgage defaults which I would imagine would rise just on the basis of simple economics... I guess my question is, do we really see rates rising quicker than expected? Just seems surprising to me.

Deduct as many credits as you wish.
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on October 25, 2018
Q: Good day gentlemen,
This company seems to hold 400M in cash. I believe that is roughly 2$ per share. Can you confirm? Also, the contract with Quebec is for 20k kilos in year 1, with increases every year for total c. 200k kilos over 5 years. I looked at the latest financials I could find on their site. It seams their selling price for past periods was 10$ per gram. I know that this is not possible with the Quebec contract. As a back of the envelope calculation, would it not be conservative to think they could NET 2$ or 3$ per gram on this contract.
Would that not make this stock extremely cheap? Also I notice most analysis is done on EV / Ebitda, can you explain the difference between this and P/E. why do they use this and not future P/E.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Giuseppe on October 25, 2018
Q: Hello. Can you point me in the direction of a few solid health sector, dividend paying stock options that would be suitable to hold within an RRSP? I’m looking at a five to eight year horizon and consider myself as a ‘low to moderate’ risk investor.
PS found recent ‘ How to Pick a Stock in 2018’ very helpful. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Heather on October 25, 2018
Q: 2 questions
west fraser and norbord, do not own, totally beaten down, would you take a position and is this beat down justified.
yangarra and tamarack, have small position in both, my main oil holding being parex as you suggest.with tax loss selling should i let tamarack and yangarra go,, and revisit in january, i know i am giving them away,but these 2 could go a lot lower. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on October 25, 2018
Q: The period November to March is usually a strong market. Should I start putting money into stocks starting in November. Outlook is still good for 2019. If Trumps tariffs come off against China this would help outlook
What is your outlook for 2019 ? Increased profits for US Companies ? A strong stock market in 2019 ? RAK
Read Answer Asked by bob on October 25, 2018
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