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Q: A few questions have mentionned the ETF XBB. Since its fee is 0.34% versus ZAG's fee of 0.23%, shouldn't we go for ZAG? I also like the fact that ZAG is a BMO product which means I pay fees to a canadian company rather than a U.S company (bonus points). Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Matt on December 12, 2016
Q: I am retired and looking for relative safety and dividends. I already own 3 banks and am looking to add a insurance company to the mix. What would be your recommendation on the companies listed above ? Or do you have another Canadian company in this area that you would recommend over this list?

Thanks Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on December 12, 2016
Q: With the Bloomberg article yesterday on the potential bubble in Marijuana stocks in Canada (also you have warn us about these stocks), I was wondering if there was a way to profit from this. Would you suggest shorting 3 or 4 of these stocks? And if so do you have some suggestions?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Steven on December 12, 2016
Q: Hi Peter and Team!! I enjoyed your last presentation on buying stocks! I will be looking to invest money in my TFSA and disregarding my other holdings and the fact that these stocks are different, which one would you chose for the biggest growth potential and which the least.? I hope that everyone at 5i has a Happy and Healthy Holiday!! Kind Regards, Tamara
Read Answer Asked by Tamara on December 12, 2016
Q: Hi, I am trying to understand the value of this transaction ( Agreement yet to be approved by RKN shareholders) of US$80 mln investment in Redknee Solutions by Constellation Shareholder to the company and its shareholders. Per your comments, Constellation is interested in company's mobile billing software and its clients and will be entitled to receive 10% Preferred shares( is it 10% dividend or 10% of the shares issue) and warrants. It appears like a take over in a round about manner. I would appreciate if you could help with an analysis and your views. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on December 12, 2016
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