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Q: I recently read that Wealthsimple was firing staff and cutting back on some services. I do use Wealthsimple Trade and have been very happy with its simplicity and ease of use. Should an investor be concerned about bankruptcy for a firm like Wealthsimple as opposed to investing/trading with a bank like National Bank or one of the big banks ?
Read Answer Asked by Robbie on July 25, 2022
Q: Hi there,

I'd like to start a concentrated version of your balanced equity portfolio that is focused on growth. What are your top 6 ideas from the portfolio are you most bullish on, sector agnostic? The purpose would be concentrated growth.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 22, 2022
Q: This company has been doing rather well in a difficult market. Would you consider it a buy at today’s
price?
Thank you for your valued opinion.
Ernie
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on July 22, 2022
Q: i am negative on above 5 companies. Do you recommend I keep all 5 or should I sell all or some, resp. sell and replace with other companies in the sector, such as Whitecap, Parex, SU and others?

I am primarily looking for growth.

Alternatively to energy companies what are the best Canadian growth companies you recommend. Thanks. Klaus
Read Answer Asked by Klaus on July 22, 2022
Q: With growth and upside being the case for buying stocks with no earnings and having a lot of them losing 80% in value over buying a stock with good earnings and less growth, is it the same story now for investors to buy the growth stocks that they may be down 80% and hope that the stock can come back when the market gets overpriced again, or lower your greed and be happy with a 10% yearly return.
Thanks again
Read Answer Asked by eugene on July 22, 2022
Q: From my years of investing, I can say that whenever I take a position larger than 5% of my portfolio, I have come to regret it. The larger position occurs either because I averaged down or became so enamoured by the company that I bought more shares. There are so many unknowables about a company that is not run by yourself, that pleasant and surprising adverse events are equally possible. The beauty of the stock market is that you can invest in 20 good conviction companies at 5% position each and really limit the damage of the adverse events. And if you can't find 20, keep the powder dry for the next nice find.
Read Answer Asked by Murray on July 22, 2022
Q: Hi Peter, could you list 5 Canadian and 5 US growth stocks with solid fundamentals that you consider the most unjustly oversold and that represent great buying opportunities at these levels?

Thanks for your great service,

David
Read Answer Asked by David on July 22, 2022
Q: Hi, for higher income and safety of distribution could you please list 4 or 5 attractive REITS. Growth is not a concern, just income and relative security. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Gary on July 22, 2022
Q: Peter/Ryan can I get your current opinion on BIGG I've held it since Nov. 21 at a cost of 1.70 is it time to give this one a rest or could one average down. Thanks as always
Read Answer Asked by Nick on July 22, 2022
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