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Q: I am looking for US health exposure (growth) and was considering GH, VEEV, TDOC. I already own ZUH, XHC, IBB, IHI. Would you suggest adding to what I already own or would you buy 1 or all 3 of GH, VEEV, TDOC. If you have other recommendations, please include the stocks.
Thanks for your service
Read Answer Asked by Ozzie on October 08, 2020
Q: If I was going to buy one of these three which would you recommend please? Or are they not a BUY at this time. Thanks for your valued thoughts. Dam Dan
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on October 08, 2020
Q: Could you list 3 Canadian and 3 US companies that you might have your eye on that are micro/small cap and might mimic an Amazon, Apple or Shopify wrt to growth
management and wide moat. Long term and sector non specific.
Thanks
Jeff
Read Answer Asked by JEFF on October 08, 2020
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, In my TFSA I hold the following; ATD.B , BCE, CM, CSU, ENB, GSY, LGO, PHO, RY, SHOP, TRP and T. I have a bit of cash to allocate can you suggest 3 or 4 favorite holdings that might be a good addition to this group. Thanks for being there for us DIY investors you're a great help. Nick
Read Answer Asked by Nick on October 08, 2020
Q: I am growing increasingly impatient with GIB.A, PKI, and RTX. I am considering replacing each of these with the company I have indicated after them. What are your thoughts? OR should I temper my impatience?
Much appreciated as always. ram
Read Answer Asked by Ray on October 08, 2020
Q: I recently read that in 2009, the US accounted for 30% of world market cap. Today, that figure is about 55%.

In terms of portfolio allocations, I am trying to decide how best to do my geographic allocations for the next 10 years. My guess is that the main geographic regions (Canada, US, Developed International, Emerging Markets) trend over longer timeframes towards a norm, and the US is now overweight based on long-term historicals. However, I do not know where to find the data to test this hypothesis.

Do you have any data, starting after WWII, which show the relative geographic market cap weightings? Do the relative weights of the geographic regions revert to a norm over time? Which geographic regions are currently under and overweight based on historicals?

Thank you for your valued insights.
Read Answer Asked by Dale on October 08, 2020
Q: Hello!

Just wanted to get your thoughts on the game developer CD Project Red (CDR) which trades on the Warsaw exchange.
Read Answer Asked by Irek on October 08, 2020
Q: Which is better for an RESP in terms of growth and returns within the next 2-3 years? Perhaps a ranking?
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on October 08, 2020
Q: I am just getting started in DIY investing and have been introduced to 5i by family members who have had great success. I am looking for five-ten really solid Canadian dividend paying stocks to form the core of a balanced portfolio. In my TFSA, I have BCE, TD, ENB, BNS, SLF. Should I be looking elsewhere? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on October 08, 2020
Q: Hi guys. Which do you prefer ILMN or NVTA and why? And same question for SQ and PYPL....Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on October 08, 2020
Q: Good Morning
I’m in the process of some year end house cleaning with the idea to reduce the number of holdings and adding some more upside potential. Considering selling partial positions in GUD and ATA and with the proceeds topping up two of either TRI,ECN TFII or AD. Would you firstly endorse the sells and which two would top up at this time.
Thank you for your continued guidance and support.
Read Answer Asked by Marty on October 08, 2020
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