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Q: Regarding Eugene’s question on market craziness you stated that the Nasdaq has only had a sharp reversal such as that of Feb 24, twice in the last 22 years.
Could you comment on those two reversals regarding the economic and market conditions under which they occurred and draw any similarities to the current situation.
Thank you for your great service
Read Answer Asked by Clarence on February 28, 2022
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Read Answer Asked by cliff on February 28, 2022
Q: My accrued gains from the last few years on these tech stocks are evaporating. I'm thinking of selling the works and buying an energy ETF like IXC. Does this trade make sense?
Read Answer Asked by MATHEW on February 28, 2022
Q: I hold two major mining companies based on inflation expectations and yield.

With the current conflict in Europe came a surge in commodity prices and the threat of sanctions against the major Russian production of such strategic metals as aluminum.

I looked at the operations of both companies and didn't see anything significant in Russia that might suffer from sanctions or even expropriation. I would have expected both to move sharply higher.

They both dropped with the invasion of Ukraine. I'm missing something. What is it?
Read Answer Asked by Larry on February 25, 2022
Q: Could you please indicate which of Treasury Bills, GICs, NHA MBSs, and Canada Mortgage Bonds in general pay the highest rate of interest. Also, could you grade from lowest to highest risk? In view of the possibility that interest rates will rise would you wait to purchase, or if rates do rise would the increase be sufficient, in your opinion and not knowing the amount to be invested, to make a significant difference?
Thank you for considering my questions.
Read Answer Asked by Gail on February 25, 2022
Q: 65 yr old retiring this year. I hold the following: XAW (35%), XBB (20%), XIC (12%), CDZ (7%), ZSP (7%), VTI (7%), ZIC, VTI and ENB at 5% each.
In view of the current conditions, would you increase the fixed asset portion and reduce equity? Which ones would you add to and which ones would you reduce/remove?
Read Answer Asked by Rosemin on February 25, 2022
Q: You use the term the current market craziness a few times for the fall in high growth companies. I feel the same market craziness could have been for the same high growth companies at the top of the market and there valuations. I think the market is finally taking these companies to the value that they actually are.
Read Answer Asked by eugene on February 25, 2022
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