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Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on July 28, 2022
Q: Hi, Please comment on TOU earnings. Also, is the stock a good buy at current levels, as a best positioned company for Nat Gas exposure and a no brainer with $$$ return to shareholders via quarterly special dividends of $1.50 - $2 for rest of 2022 and 2023, in addition to tight Nat Gas market with Russia situation ? Thanks

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Read Answer Asked by rajeev on July 28, 2022
Q: Hello. What is your favourite ETF to give gold exposure or is there a specific company you prefer? What are the plus and minus's for your answer and what would be your preference and why? What is the importance of whether the gold is stored in Canada or U.S? What does gold do at times such as this? Inflation? Economical uncertainty?
Thank you for your time.
Read Answer Asked by Lorraine on July 28, 2022
Q: With all the market turmoil I would like to park some funds. I am considering money market or GICs. I invest through TD Waterhouse. What would your recommendation be?
Read Answer Asked by Gary on July 28, 2022
Q: Stelco ceo was on BNN recently stating that steel production was slowing and anticipates decreasing demand going forward.
Regarding LIF, is the sp depreciation due to current and future lack of demand or a general market type of thing.
Is this a good time to enter LIF and wait for the market to turn around.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by JACK on July 27, 2022
Q: I am 80 and I have 85 k in my TFSA . Iam looking to invest in Fix income . What would you suggest ?
Read Answer Asked by charlie on July 27, 2022
Q: In my ongoing search for yield, I have generally been pleased with HHL. As you know, it is a fund that equally invests in 20 large cap global health care companies and employs an active covered call strategy. The recent yield range has been ~ 8.50-9.0%. It is a 5% weight in overall portfolio.

I am comfortable with their core equity exposure, as they are all brand names that investors know well. And I am comfortable with its performance relative to broad market performance/sentiment. My question is relatively simple. Is this yield too good to be true, and do you think that 8.50-9.0% suggests excess leverage/risk. I do note that their monthly payout has been steady and there has never been a cut in the distribution.

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Trevor on July 27, 2022
Q: shop reported this morning. call is still to come. 5i continues to endorse it as a top growth pick but price continues to fall. looking from a macro view, is 5i trying to catch a falling knife. for those who followed your recommendation many months ago, its been a terrible ride down. after call, I expect 5i to remain positive and endorse buying at these new lower levels. Can you explain why shop is so special and warrants all this positive attention. The ceo was touted as a strong point but he admits he got things wrong. I'm fortunate I bought very early, sold most but still hold a small position. my confidence with shop and 5i grows thin. looking for comments after call. sell, hold or buy?
Read Answer Asked on July 27, 2022
Q: Would appreciate your guidance on building a healthcare portfolio with these names and any other suggestions divided into 2 categories [1] core [to constitute the bulk of the portfolio] and [2] growth, for a 3+ year hold. If you could add a few thoughts on each as to why you like or not, that would be most helpful.
Best wishes
Read Answer Asked by sam on July 27, 2022
Q: Hi 5i,

Looking for your top 2 or 3 fixed income recommendations for the market we're in, and where you feel we may be headed in the next 12-24 months. Looking for some bond ETFs, preferably Canadian listed.

Criteria is primarily capital preservation with some return to blunt the impact of inflation, and of course liquidity. I want to hold dry powder for buying opportunities I believe will come with recession, but I hate the idea of sitting in cash.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on July 27, 2022
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