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Asked by Danny-boy on January 03, 2022
Q: It has been a great year. Thanks to all of you for your awesome help with investment ideas, Nobody does it better.
Have a Happy, Healthy and Prosperous New Year.
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Nice to see the CEO and other insiders buying on Dec 29th, same day I decided to take a position.
My request is, please provide comparison metrics to their piers in this space. In a past post you mentioned it could be a takeover candidate, who would possibly be interested if you had to guess?
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Q: Happy New Year to all at 5i and to the everybody reading this. Hoping that 2022 is a good year for all of us and our families, from a financial perspective and one of well being, health and happiness.
Reviewing some of the past questions, I see that the ECN distribution is treated partially as a dividend and partioally as a "Return on Capital". For the latter, would you know how this is to be treated for tax purposes? i.e. Is it a capital gain, income, ...
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Q: Hi Folks,
I am looking to add BAM.A to my TFSA for 2022 - I was wondering though, if higher interest rates and inflation could have a negative affect on the company. Appreciate your comments.
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Q: "Give a person a fish and they eat for a day. Teach a person how to fish and they eat for a lifetime." Thank you for teaching your membership how to become better fishermen (or fisherpeople). You folks should be proud of the work you do.
For a TFSA that includes all sectors except for Consumer Cyclical (don't know how I let this happen!), what would be your top five Canadian picks in Consumer Cyclicals for 2022? Should all 6K go into one of them, or should two or three be purchased for diversification purposes?
Thanks in advance for your valued assistance, and the best of the season to everyone at 5i as well as your members. I've learned so much from all of you!
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VGG to VIG
XEF to either VXUS/VEA/IEFA
VEE to VWO
ZUH to either XHC/VHT/XLV
VUN/VUS TO VOO