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Q: Good morning. I have had RBF7280 for decades. It yields 3.43% and has an MER of 1.43. Would it be comparable to XHY which has a higher yield and a lower MER? Is there another alternative that you can suggest?
I don't trade or worry very much since I started with 5i a few years ago. Thank. John
Read Answer Asked by John on January 03, 2022
Q: Re your answer to the "Top 10 challenge" of December 24--I can't find GST. Any chance you meant GSY?
Read Answer Asked by Rick on January 01, 2022
Q: dont really get why tax loss sellers wait until last day to sell acuity.
assuming analyst is right and it is too cheap too ignore along with 5i, by the time the sellers can buy it back 30 days later the january bounce will be long over, does not make sense.
can you comment
Read Answer Asked by david on December 29, 2021
Q: in the USA, what is the final day for tax loss selling to claim on 2021 tax return. Is it trade date or settlement date. In other words, can one sell on DEC 31 and have it apply to 2021 tax return. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by george on December 28, 2021
Q: I own shares in these 3 pipelines but have no exposure to green energy I am seeking modest capital gains coupled with a yield of 3 percent plus. would it make sense to sell one of the pipes and reinvest the proceeds into BEPC? thanks Richard.
Read Answer Asked by richard on December 25, 2021
Q: Some comments on the merits of this company. A happy and Holy Christmas to all you staff and a sin ere thank you for your great and affordable service.
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on December 25, 2021
Q: Yesterday eit.un announced the following special distribution of 44¢/share

"The estimated special distribution will be paid by issuance of the same class of units of the fund, and immediately thereafter, issued and outstanding units of the fund will be consolidated such that the number of issued and outstanding units of the fund will not change."

Why do they not just pay the unit holder the cash? Do I end up with more units/fewer units? Why do they do it this way?
Many Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Don on December 25, 2021
Q: I am tired of having to figure out which companies will do well. You, yourselves produce 3 different lists (i.e. grown, balanced...) of about 20 stocks each. You must be tired yourselves.

I/we don't need to have many stocks. I/we only need one. Please provide us a stock that will go up forever. Only one.

Happy holidays!! :)
Read Answer Asked by Walter on December 25, 2021
Q: On January 12/21 you picked TRI over TIH. Throwing TFII into the pot which would you pick now for steady growth with a 3 to 5 year hold? Would you please rank for the greatest capital gain and least volatility. Thank you and have a very merry Christmas.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on December 25, 2021
Q: Good day and best of the season to you. I am trying to get my ducks in order for tax time. I understand that initial TOI shares are a dividend from CSU. Do you know the value of this dividend? Also, do you know the cost base of these shares for calculating capital gains from TOI? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ken on December 25, 2021
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