Q: On June 23, the Wall Street Journal published an article titled "Forget the 4% Rule: Rethinking Common Retirement Beliefs". Among other issues, the WSJ article states:
“When saving for retirement, calculate your “number”— the amount you’ll need without running a big risk of depleting your savings. When in retirement, spend no more than 4% of your initial balance, adjusted annually for inflation.
Investing in the market has long been considered to be a reliable way to protect one’s assets against inflation. Is adjusting “annually for inflation” really necessary?
Q: Not a question because I don't have question credits, but for those asking about COV, they released a statement saying that they don't think any of the current issues with Canada and Saudi Arabia will impact their contracts in the Middle East.
Q: I have a question about the current short report on MAXR. Is the short report accurate? Prices have tumbled today as a result. What do you recommend with regard to the stock in light of the report?
Thanks!
Q: Hello 5I
Your outlook on WDO as a buy and hold for 2 years at this price.
This would be in a seniors account and if a buy would you hold it in a registered or open account.
THANKS
Q: Conifex moved sharply higher over several months before announcing its acquisition of the Florida and Arkansas sawmills. What do you think of the deal?
Q: Stelco has been had quite interesting momentum since its results were released with revenue up 67% to $711 Million; adjusted EBITDA up 130% to $175 million; Adjusted EBITDA Margin of 25%. Can you comment on it as an investment grade security at this time? It is starting to look attractive from a technical perspective as well. Thank you