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Q: I have a 3/4 position in AD...surely this market reaction today (-6%) on top of yesterdays -5% is overdone. Even if it does take 1-2 quarters to prove themselves to investors, the dividend looks safe, with a 90% payout ratio. Why not just keep collecting the now 9+% dividend while we wait!!! Awfully tempting to top up to full position in the next few days. Make sense?

Thanks...Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on May 09, 2018
Q: Poor Q prompted a very low opening @ $8.78 leading to a $8.49 low(52 wk low),but have since rallied sharply to current $9.59(up 0.4) on 443k volume(much higher than 109k average) with buy volume twice more than sell volume.Very heartening.Your take please . Is it time to average down a bit on my 4% position @ $10.67 p/p,Appreciate u usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on May 09, 2018
Q: Please comment on Enbridge's recent asset sale. I am thinking about adding them to my portfolio and think that this can be a strong outperformer once the market starts to have a little more buy-in again. I am looking at both ENB and CGX and want to add one for a combination of both growth and income. I just feel both have been beaten down so much and are presenting great value right now. Would you prefer one of the other? Or do you think they are going to be in the dog house for a while longer? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on May 09, 2018
Q: Hi 5I research.
What do you think of the new BMO Global Comm. Index ETF, COMM? All I can find is its MER aroung 0.35 and it includes Apple, Netflix, Facebook, Google, Disney and Time Warner, but no Amazon. It opened at $20 and went to 20.42. This is just what I have been looking for to put into my RIF for a long time. Should I go ahead and buy a 3% position or should I wait? If so for how long?
I appreciate your thoughts on this or if you have other suggestions.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on May 09, 2018
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Looking to start small positions in some US growth stocks for a daughter with a long term hold in mind. If you would not buy any of the ones below, please indicate that. If not, would you please rank them in order of most desirable to buy .
FB, SPOT, NFLX, Visa,JNJ,HD,AAPL,MSFT

Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on May 09, 2018
Q: Our son is 14 and his RESP is about $80K. It owns Amazon, Facebook, Nvidia, Alphabet (equally) and Knight (24%), reflecting his lifestyle and my faith in GUD. Can you temporarily overlook weighting, etc. and suggest one more US stock with some potential torque for a 5 year hold? Risk is not a factor. If this account craters, he will still get any education he aspires to before he heads out on his own...
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on May 09, 2018
Q: I am retired and have held MRT.UN in a RIF for a number of years, but it has dropped 20% in value in that time and although I appreciate the 7%+ yield, it is just languishing there with what seems very little prospect of growth. It does seem to have stopped dropping in value though.

On the other hand, DIR.UN has been on a bit of a tear in the last 3 months and also offers a high dividend. I am considering switching to DIR.UN, but wonder if this rally is played out and if it's likely to maintain its value or slump under profit taking. I'm a bit wary of switching from a loss position in one stock to buying high and losing more on the next one.

Do you have any thoughts on making this switch?
Read Answer Asked by John on May 09, 2018
Q: I have been a member long enough to recognize that "ok" is a downgrade from "fine" when you comment on stocks.
That is what has transpired between Aprill 11 and 25 in responses regarding Micron.
Would you recommend Micron for a 4-5 year hold with the hope that it is closer to the two separate $100 targets rather than the recent $35 target due to pricing concerns.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on May 09, 2018
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