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Investment Q&A

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Q: Morning 5iTeam,
Although David Rosenberg has always been a nay sayer, his recent comments on the economy and equity markets in 2023 were gloomier than usual. What is your take on this? Is there any credence to what he's saying? Maybe he is shorting the markets????
Cheers,


Read Answer Asked by Harry on November 16, 2022
Q: Both PIMCO Tactical Income Fund (9.6% Yield) and PIMCO Dynamic Income Fund (13% Yield), were mentioned on the weekend.

Their unit prices have dropped due to the rise in interest rates. I am retired and have very little exposure to fixed income. Would this be a reasonable investment to consider? One would expect if interest rates continue to rise, the units’ prices will continue to be adversely affected.

Thank you

Kim
Read Answer Asked by kim on November 16, 2022
Q: Do you know of a good Canadian and US mining or metals etf. Thx James
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on November 16, 2022
Q: Hi 5i Team,

I own the above noted stocks as a smaller portion of my portfolio of higher risk names. All of these names are down other than CTS. Do you see any of these names as ones that I should sell as part of a portfolio clean up?

Thanks in advance,
Jon
Read Answer Asked by Jonathan on November 16, 2022
Q: Hi 5i
PFE ($49.36) has had a nice run. Any worries of a backlash against them as we all keep getting jabs and yet keep getting COVID? The virus mutates faster than they can come up with new vaccines. Will investors start to worry that this giant boost to revenue may disappear?
-And side question-how have your portfolios fared this year? Just curious since you don't own any Canadian stocks, have you managed to avoid major declines?

Greg
Read Answer Asked by Greg on November 16, 2022
Q: My position in FCD.UN is down almost 28% in the last year. The shares bumped up recently following earnings release on Nov 10 but then resumed the downtrend. The earnings release shows that distributions are 113% of AFFO. The company bought back 147,000 shares during the quarter. While fewer shares mean fewer distributions, is this a wise expenditure when distributions are over 100% of AFFO? Do think the dividend is safe or should I take my losses and cash out? Thanks for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Ken on November 16, 2022
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