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Q: These companies are possible tax loss candidates this fall. Which are most likely to be the best choices for a rebound over the medium term (one - three years)? Please grade accordingly: most likely to rebound (best to worst); potential upside (highest to lowest).

John
Read Answer Asked by John on September 06, 2022
Q: Hello Peter and company,

Aside from Costco, can you recommend other U.S. retail stocks that you like for a long term hold?

Have a great long weekend
Angelo
Read Answer Asked by Angelo on September 06, 2022
Q: I inherited a lot of shares and was wondering if Greenspace Brands is a turn around story. If you held shares on this low volume stock what would be the positives for holding on and the negatives. Their products taste good, Pendergrowth owns shares and some of the debt.

Almost all of the Company's loans payable mature on or around September 30, 2022 and extension, renewal or replacement facilities have not yet been arranged and there is no certainty that Management will be successful so will they renew them into stock/shares and be more diluted? Or is this turn around story going to turn a penny stock back to it’s old high’s above a dollar? Please help and thank you.

Read Answer Asked by James on September 06, 2022
Q: Taking into consideration current valuations and quality of these companies please rank these companies. Do any in particular look like interesting buys at the moment?
Thank-you.

Read Answer Asked by Albert on September 06, 2022
Q: I have raed articles latley that BCE is paying out more in div than taking in on cash flow. Is the dividend safe???? Thanks Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on September 06, 2022
Q: Hi 5i team,

From the current list NEO CDR's, what would be your top 7 table pounding buys, irrespective of sector, for a 5+ year hold? Put in TP just for a little humour ;)

Thx.
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on September 06, 2022
Q: I own 5% (my max) weightings in BIP.UN and BEP.UN. I've always wanted to invest in BAM.A, but avoided this with a concern of too much overlap. However, now with the upcoming BAM.A spin-off, could one then make more of a case ? i.e. to invest that 5% in the "Asset-light" unit once this split occurs?

If you agree with that, do you have any concerns with a 15% overall weighting within the Brookfield group?
Read Answer Asked by James on September 06, 2022
Q: what are the current annual percentages of dividend, debt and free cash flow yield for each of these companies. use as many question credits as needed
Read Answer Asked by hal on September 06, 2022
Q: Thank you for the detailed response earlier on VEEV's quarterly report. You noted that you feel it is still a "decent" long term hold. I am wondering if you have any other US healthcare names that you have much higher conviction of that you might recommend replacing VEEV with? I have lots of time and VEEV currently sits in RRSP.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Justin on September 06, 2022
Q: Hi there, what do you think about buying this ETF for broad defensive exposure in a diversified portfolio? Do you think it has room to run up over the next 1-2 year or so? Are there any other cons staple etfs or specific stocks that might offer better growth and dividend?

Thanks very much
Read Answer Asked by Robert on September 02, 2022
Q: Is Verizon a value trap? It has been drifting lower, and wondering if this is due to interest rates (in which case it will rebound if rates drop) or a lack of growth prospects that will forever blunt its share price. I'm fine with it as a dividend payer if it is sustainable, but at present it is bleeding off capital that still puts me in the hole. If it's share price isn't going to recover, should I dump it?
Read Answer Asked by Benjamin on September 02, 2022
Q: It seems like the NAV and distribution on this are extremely well protected, if I understand it correctly.
Would any drop in the price of the underlying banks be deducted from the NAV of BR before affecting the NAV of BR.PR? (would NAV of BR have to go to zero before affecting the NAV of BK.PR?)
And in the unlikely case that several of the banks cut their divs, would some of that cut be accommodated by cuts to the distribution of BR before affecting BK.PR's distribution?
Last, if the price of BK.PR falls due to sentiment - as opposed to drop in NAV - the product can be at some point sold back to the issuer at the then current NAV?
Is there a risk I am not considering?
Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Peter on September 02, 2022
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
Here is a small company that can benefit from the resumption of nuclear energy. For several reasons I see Japan is considering and I believe Germany is also. So please give me your thoughts of this company going forward...what do you think of it's prospects?
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on September 02, 2022
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