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Q: Given the bounce back has been "quicker" than expected, what would be your top 5 US and CDN growth picks ranked in order with a strong management and balance sheet that would be considered "on sale" still from the Covid effects? Given I have a 5-10 year timeframe. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on May 04, 2020
Q: I'm considering starting a new position in one of these companies. Can you please compare the two, including which is best positioned to weather the C19 storm. Would you recommend either, and if so which one.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Cory on May 04, 2020
Q: hello 5i:
could you give me 3 ideas for "best in class" Industrial, US stocks? And possibly a short thesis on why you think so. RTX and GD are already owned in this sector.
thanks
Paul L
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 04, 2020
Q: These are the property Reits that I have. I am down with Dream. As the economy struggles and the ability to pay rent increases, what is your thought at this time? I could see a sell and reentry later, but perhaps this is a poor move. Appreciate your thoughts....
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on May 04, 2020
Q: Do you foresee a significant increase in the use of robotics because of Covid? Would you be able to recommend a few companies involved in robotics? Alternatively is there an ETF dedicated to robotics?
Read Answer Asked by jacques on May 04, 2020
Q: What did you think of the earnings report of BRK.B? What do you think about Warren Buffets comments?

Interested to know what your thoughts of this market moving foward (e.g. re-test the lows in March, low downward drag, best to continue to buy small and steady over time, sell anything that might have been bought too high at the rally)? I ask this question as I assume all your subscribers are wondering as these markets are difficult to navigate.

Thanks so much for your fantastic service. Best investment decision I have ever made. Hope you and yours remain safe and healthy.
Read Answer Asked by Justin on May 04, 2020
Q: Preferred shares.
If a company get taken over by another, do their preferred shares if not redeemed at par, get listed on the other company pref.shares.
for example , hypothetically If Husky got taken over by Suncor, would their preferred then get the benefit of higher rating?
Caution fellow members do not take this as a hint!!
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by francois on May 04, 2020
Q: hi ,dear team:
i bought bpy.un at 11.81 and xom at 40.81, do you think i should change to su and hu.un for more saftey?
i still some money now, which one you think i should add to my portfolio.?
appreicate!

Jacky Luo
Read Answer Asked by liang on May 04, 2020
Q: I have enough cash to add to two of the following positions: ZDI (ETF), CTC.A, GWO, SU, EIF. Which two should I add to, and why? If you think I should only add to ZDI (being a diversified ETF) at this time, please indicate so. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Walter on May 04, 2020
Q: Hello Peter et al.

I hope you are all doing well in these unprecedented times. I would like an explanation of the ETF price movement of XLB.TO through these markets. When the markets began to crash to the lows in late March, XLB price surged all the way up to $29.00 and then dropped suddenly all the way to $22.00 and has since bounced all the way back to around $27.00 now? I expected the rise in price because stocks were dropping precipitately but I did not expect it then to drop all the way down to $22. Why did that happen? Also it has bounced back to $27.00 now and why is that as well? What am I missing here in my understanding of this bond ETF? I would have thought the bond prices would have went higher because people would have transferred into bonds for security in these uncertain times. Am I wrong in my interpretation here? I expected the same with gold and gold stocks went down for a bit because of mine closures due to COVID-19. They have since rebounded nicely due to mines being re-opened now and they are producing gold again at good prices. Thanks for the great service. Please educate me here.

Regards,

Brendan
Read Answer Asked by Brendan on May 04, 2020
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