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Q: I interpret your response to my question dated March 2 to be CLS is expected to have the highest total return of the three companies with the most risk. Shop is expected to have the least total return, but with the corresponding least risk over the next 18 months. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Richard on March 03, 2026
Q: Hi 5i,

Thanks for your advise for BRK.B:US, you have mentioned that BUY at $450 (ClassB) would be a good price, and average target is $525 which seems about right to us.

Long time ago you have suggested the price buy-in around $500, seem you have getting more negative for this stock. Any reason you don’t feel positive, is that because due to the big cash $373 billion holding?
Read Answer Asked by kwokwai on March 03, 2026
Q: Do you think its worth holding on to Nike at this point? I can be patient but are there better places to be?
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on March 03, 2026
Q: Would you please recommend a few CAD rate-reset preferred shares, excluding telecoms and banks.
Thank you
Jerry
Read Answer Asked by jery on March 03, 2026
Q: I have the following investments and I am wondering which ones would be good for long term investments? I am 30 years old. This is for my TFSA. I would be okay with USA and Canadian investments for medium to high risk.
Read Answer Asked by Nancy on March 03, 2026
Q: Following up on a question from David answered today on mid-cap gold stocks, you brought up 3 names that did not include ARIS (WDO, KNT and GMIN). I personnaly think ARIS is currently overpriced but selling it would generate an important tax liability for me. Do you see it as a buy or hold at this time.

Also do you see KNT and WDO as buys (I currently see GMIN as overpriced) and would you compare them to ARIS at the current time.

Please take as many credits as needed.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Roger on March 03, 2026
Q: Good morning,

If oil spikes as much as today’s news suggests, are you more concerned with near term inflationary pressures, or global recessionary risks?

Thanks as always
Read Answer Asked by Trevor on March 02, 2026
Q: I am an invested in the above companies and would appreciate your current view on energy prices given the recent turmoil in the Middle East.

In your opinion, should a conservative, long‑term investor be holding, reducing, or selling positions at this time, and what key risks or indicators are you watching?

Thank you for your guidance.
Rick
Read Answer Asked by Rick on March 02, 2026
Q: Do you see, in the next 3-5 years,significant upside for these stocks?If so what would see as a good entry point for each?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by John on March 02, 2026
Q: Please rank nvda,shop and cls for total return and risk over the next 18 months. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Richard on March 02, 2026
Q: I understand NVDA is putting 2Billion each into both COHR & LITE. I’m happy with COHR, up almost 400% now at a 5% weighting. Probably should start to look at selling some to keep the weighting down. Is LITE investable with its 220 P/E? One other question is NVDA getting shares for their 2 Billion?
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on March 02, 2026
Q: I have a question about alternatives to the 60/40 equity fixed income portfolio. Many years it seems that the fixed income portion is a large drag on the portfolio. What are other options that can provide balance to returns when equity markets tank? Does crypto currency and precious metal exposure provide some offset? What would be a reasonable portfolio exposure? Do you recommend any long short or alternative asset funds to replace fixed income exposure? Or, in your opinion is a well diversified portfolio with exposure to several industries enough diversification. I know everyone's situation is different, but I would like some suggestions for alternatives to fixed income exposure.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Brad on March 02, 2026
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