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Q: Follow up question to the question asked today about equal weighting in the 3 noted companies.
What %age of the shares outstanding for TOI and LMN does CSU own?
Are these two companies now out on their own wrt CSU or is CSU looking out for or helping them along in any way?
If so would they not sell any shares to raise capital and hence look elsewhere if needed?

Thanks
Jeff
Read Answer Asked by JEFF on June 12, 2023
Q: What US Healthcare stock or ETF would you recommend to replace ABBV?
Read Answer Asked by kim on June 12, 2023
Q: Hi,
I'm trying to figure out why WSP's price seems to keep taking larger than expected dips after having good earnings, a long list of projects and is what appears to be a fundamentally sound company. Since the large sale back in April, it hasn't seemed to have regained solid footing from a technical aspect, and the momentum is slowing, leaving me to wonder if it is time to lock in what are fairly substantial profits? This is when I question whether or not a company's fundamentals have much effect when 'Wall St' loses interest in an equity.
Dawn

Read Answer Asked by Dawn on June 12, 2023
Q: How do you feel about margin usage in the context of the current rate environment? Do you believe it still has a place for risk-tolerant investors, especially considering potential tax write-offs? Or do you think the potential risk/reward is simply not palatable at the moment? If the latter, what are some effective ways to reduce margin exposure without being forced to sell assets or unbalance a portfolio?
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on June 12, 2023
Q: Hi 5i
I just moved my rsp to a rif.
Out of the income portfolio what would be your first 5-10 stocks to start with.
Not in a hurry just your thoughts for the long haul with iincome.
Keep up the good work, I’m with you for the ups and downs.
Thx
Gerry
Read Answer Asked by Gerry on June 12, 2023
Q: Is MER on EFTs charged after the price of a dividend or is it charged before the dividend and so included as part of the dividend number?
Read Answer Asked by Ron on June 12, 2023
Q: I would like to invest in some AI stocks. Could you give me a list of a few AI stocks that you would recommend at this time.
Thanks for your usual help. Shirley
Read Answer Asked by Shirley on June 12, 2023
Q: Hi,
Is there an easy method to unsubscribe to all the printed documents I receive from Computershare for Annual General Meetings. Unless being a large shareholder, the voting material is usually of no interest (auditors, compensation plan). I still receive this material by email from many companies, which is fine. I like the letter to the shareholders, but too often absent. I prefer a better use of my recycle bin.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Denise on June 12, 2023
Q: I see a news release that DND has been granted the option to extend the buyback period but that they do not anticipate doing so. I read that as a push to get more shares tendered (as it implies they don't have enough which would put the pricing at the higher end of the range) - is it something or nothing? Does it imply apathy to the offer because people are holding or do you see another view?
Read Answer Asked by Graham on June 12, 2023
Q: Saferbankingresearch is ringing the alarm bells on the safety of the Big Six Canadian banks - link below.

Is EQ Bank the best choice in Canada or depositors / investors ?

https://seekingalpha.com/article/4610001-big-banks-have-massive-exposure-a-look-at-canadian-banks?mailingid=31732263&messageid=2850&serial=31732263.18809&utm_campaign=rta-author-article&utm_medium=email&utm_source=seeking_alpha&utm_term=31732263.18809
Read Answer Asked by James on June 12, 2023
Q: Good morning!
I am looking for what I assume would possibly be an ETF for dividend payers that someone who is not into equity buying/selling could buy and hold in relative safety, with either a distribution paid or (if dividends not paid out directly) would appreciate accordingly and then be periodically sold to have a steady income. I am contrasting this with annuities, or active portfolio management, but am open to any other suggestions you might have.
Thanks!
Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on June 12, 2023
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