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Investment Q&A

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Q: I am interested in ABCL based on my belief that the technology has many potential applications for many years to come. However, there are a few things I am wondering about. The stock has been on a steady decline for months, I presume due to the release of restricted shares and the fear that revenues will decline post-covid.

I expected that ABCLs Covid treatment would gain more acceptance and use than it did...esp. in places like India that were so desperate. But for some reason it just sat on shelves across Canada, even though it was approved federally, and by the FDA in the US. This makes me wonder about ABCLs marketing and business development. I know they have some partnerships with large partners, but I find it hard to quantify those in monetary terms.

What are your thoughts on these concerns? Do you see the continued decline as a sign of problems, or is it more of a buying opportunity for long term investors, and what is your confidence level?

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Ed on July 23, 2021
Q: I am looking to invest in an ETF for a period of 5 to 10 years and have a medium to high risk tolerance. Can you suggest 5 to 10 ETFs that should be considered? Thank you very much
Read Answer Asked by Don on July 22, 2021
Q: This is not a question but response to a comment posted earlier. RBC platform issue is sorted and the site is now up
Read Answer Asked by Nimish on July 22, 2021
Q: Just looking for an opinion,

In what scenario does this ever get back to it's glory days before the oil fallout years ago? I have owned this for sometime in a TFSA and wondering if I should just keep holding due to not being able to harvest tax loss or take the loss and move the proceeds into something else in a different industry where over time I could recoup the loss.
Read Answer Asked by Kolbi on July 22, 2021
Q: I have a well diversified portfolio across all industries - mix of small cap to large cap, value to growth names). In the dividend category I currently hold AAPL, TCL.A, SIS, MX, DBM, ENB, PKI, BAM.A, AQN, PBH, BNS, CM, MFC, SLF, BAC and GSY. Although I am a fan of MG and TFII, I do not wish to purchase either of them at current prices. I would like to add two or three dividend players to this list and would love to hear what you would do in my shoes.
Many Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on July 22, 2021
Q: As of today, what would be your top 10 most stable Canadian companies, or ETF's, to invest in. Stable meaning those best able to ride out any market or economic downturn. Dividends are always nice but not essential. Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on July 22, 2021
Q: I own a small position in TKO as part of a basket of copper stocks. It appears to be underperforming the others. My question is whether you see potential for it so as to maintain or add to the position or whether you would sell and transfer the proceeds to stocks I also own such as CS and ERO? Thank you for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 22, 2021
Q: Hello 5i,
Not a question, merely a comment.
I have had some trouble this morning logging in to both Globeinvestor and RBC. All of my other websites and bookmarks are fine. I get a DNS Failure message even though I have tried accessing these with three different browsers.
As a result, I have posted a new thread in the Forums under Trading entitled Financial Website Alerts with the goal NOT to complain, but merely to share any kind of on-line access problems folks might have with any financial websites so that others will have a sense if the issue is localized or broad-based and any information the members have can be shared.
I hope it proves helpful.
Cheers,
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on July 22, 2021
Q: Hi Peter
it was closed to $ 100 and now dropped down to $ 86
it was trading at a premium to BIP.un as the dividends are eligible for tax credit
whereas Bip.un was not
now that it corrected , and also with the take out possibility of IPL

the shares could be diluted due to the above

is BIPC.ca a decent stock to buy for
1) generates dividends for income
2) slow appreciation for capital gains with safety of capital in consideration

I have a partial position, should I wait for the competition for takeover of IPL
to settle 1st before buying more of BIPC ?

Thanks!

Michael
Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 22, 2021