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Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,

Vanguard PRIMECAP Inv is a closed US mutual fund and it has beat the S&P 500 index since inception 1985. Fees are 0.39%. Much appreciate your comments for long term investments.
Thanks
Ninad
Read Answer Asked by Ninad on September 14, 2018
Q: 1) Where can I find a stock screen for Cash to Market Cap? I like companies with high cash on their balance sheet and a cash to market cap ratio of 10% or better.
2) What is the correct way to draw an up trend line on a daily, weekly or monthly chart. Is it the closing price points or lowest price points?
3) What is the correct way to draw a resistance line on a daily, weekly or monthly chart. Is it the closing price points or highest price points?
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on September 14, 2018
Q: Invesco just announced that its assets under management grew by less than 0.1% in August vs July. That does not seem like a good omen -appears to be capital gains growth inside portfolios (~3% S&P) just outpacing withdrawals.

In your opinion, what weighting should be given to this metric in this industry vs the large dividend yield 5% and low P/E of 8?
Read Answer Asked by Anthony on September 14, 2018
Q: Considering sell fli and buying cgx. My reasoning is that rising interest rates have not really helped insurance stocks because the yield curve is flat or close to it. FLI is exdevidend Sept 21. Should this affect my decision to sell? CGX has an equivalent dividend , more growth .gaming while at the same time time I collect a dividend, I won’t be paying a management fee,
I’m under water with FLI.
Should I stick with FLI or switch.? I don’t think FLI dividend is eligible for the tax credit

Read Answer Asked by Roy on September 14, 2018
Q: Hi
Please can you comment on this company. It’s like Tesla of China .It debuted in NYSE and up 80% in 2 days
Worth keeping or take the money off the table
Read Answer Asked by manish on September 14, 2018
Q: Currently own a 4% position of Dollarama and after the disappointment today was thinking of switching over to Covalon as a replacement. Looking out 3+ years would you look at this as a better long term strategy? Starting to worry the Dollar store space could get crowded in the coming years.
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on September 14, 2018
Q: I am finally out of my loss on this position... Do you feel that QComm will go to 80 and onward .. ? I don’t know enough about the stock’s potential but the last few days have been very encouraging. After holding for years I don’t want to sell if the stock is on a new trajectory or has become a tech leader ... would you Buy Sell or Hold ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on September 14, 2018
Q: Hi, I've been holding some cash for a few months in my TFSA. I'm 52, growth oriented investor. I have TV as the sole investment at the moment in this account. Can you suggest a strategy for building out the account with stocks? How should the investments differ from my rsp? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on September 14, 2018
Q: With ECI being bought out, are there similar companies (in terms of yield and maybe a bit of growth) that I can consider moving the money to?
Read Answer Asked by Victor on September 14, 2018
Q: I sold DOL today at a loss today as it missed estimates 2Q in a row plus guide lower on SSS.To me this is a receipe for short term weakness until there is a catalyst .I am looking to replace it with some of the following(likely 2 or3) & any of your suggestions,BNS,BCE CLS,NFI,TOY,VET,PBH ATA TFII SJ,BB. Please list your order of preference. Thanks for u usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on September 14, 2018
Q: I am trying to weigh the after tax consequences of withdrawing my entire RSP this year with a RIF alternative of withdrawing funds over say the next 15 yrs. I collect both CPP and OAS. Can you point me in the right direction as to how or where I could have the various scenarios "modeled"?
Thanks,
Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 13, 2018