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Q: Is this a good infrastructure etf for the US mrkt? Doesn’t compare to BIF.un??
Read Answer Asked by Bill on August 09, 2019
Q: Could you provide me with a few examples of companies or sectors which could be considered blue chip, dividend paying, non-cyclical? I would like to move some of my cash to these types of stock. I currently have a 30%+ cash balance overall.

Thank you......Ron
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on August 09, 2019
Q: Would like to add a couple of gold stocks to my TFSA portfolio. Can you suggest some names that you like at this time and rank them in order of preference. Would it be a good time to add these stocks to ones portfolio. Your opinion in greatly appreciated.
thanks
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on August 09, 2019
Q: Hi folks, can please ask your opinion on Q2 results for Whitecap,last Thursday. Looks like they posted a profit,and seemed upbeat in their commentary going forward. Also, is the addition of ex-Saskatchewan Premier, Brad Wall significant appointment? Started a position today at $3.82 and willing to hold with dividend. Thanks as always, jb Piedmont Quebec
Read Answer Asked by John on August 09, 2019
Q: Hello there,
For the above stocks, which are in my RRSP, gains in about a year are 15%, 37%,26% and 15% respectively. I didn’t plan it but just happened to buy approx $5k in each of these on a near 52 week low I guess.
I read a comment about letting your winners run, but also am learning about taking profits and not being greedy for more.
What do you look for to make a smart decision, please?
In the examples given, are any obvious sells or keeps?
Thank you for your help!
Read Answer Asked by Hilary on August 09, 2019
Q: In your recent market analysis you noted the $13trillion in negative interest bonds as a positive. Presumably the assumption is this money would move to equities for better returns. The most recent report shows the $13 trillion is now over $15 trilllion. Also central banks are cutting interest rates. Does this change your outlook at all?
Many thanks.
Mike
Read Answer Asked by michael on August 08, 2019
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