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Q: Is it too late to take a position in Gold? If it is not too late, could I please have your recommendations for Gold stocks on the TSX. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Barbara on August 15, 2019
Q: Regarding Guardiant Health Care which I am typing out the full name as I'm getting a little tired of doing searches on Gamehost to see all the information.... In a a balanced but slightly leaning toward conservative portfolio how much weight should a speculative stock like this be ? I'm thinking on 3.3 % with no other stock quite in that risk factor....{ other than a 1.2% position in TSGI which is about to get the boot } .
Read Answer Asked by Garth on August 15, 2019
Q: My wife sold three longtime holdings in her RSP to free up some cash for future promising purchases. The next day she purchased the same stocks from her cash balance in her TFSA. Are there any particular implications to doing this that she should be aware of, other than usual portfolio diversity and weightings.
Read Answer Asked by John on August 15, 2019
Q: Can you explain how an investor can get a negative yield on a bond? For instance German 10 year bonds have a negative yield. Does that mean that there is a premium paid on the price say 102.00 and investor receives 100.00 at maturity. Does the investor receive semi-annual coupons like other bonds? Are the coupons more than 0.00 or are they negative also? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 15, 2019
Q: Hi 5i - I'm retired now and am wondering what your percentage recco would be for Stocks, ETF's, Index Funds and Bonds in the overall portfolio. Hope you can give me your insight! Thx!
Read Answer Asked by DOUG on August 15, 2019
Q: I am looking to build a portfolio of 5 or 6 stocks with a 3 year hold that covers different market sectors and could include Canadian and US stocks. What names should I consider?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on August 15, 2019
Q: How would rate the above silver juniors in terms of growth in the next
few years?
Read Answer Asked by Charles on August 15, 2019
Q: Hi,

I am looking to reduce my exposure to financials across my family's portfolio, from 23% to 13%. Sunlife (3.03%), Royal Bank (3.41%) and TD Bank (5.55%) comprise our most significant holdings, all of which we have held for many years. I am looking to reduce and reallocate one of those positions as part of the overall reduction. Which in your judgement would be the best candidate to let go?

Finally, and I apologize if this question has been asked and answered before: is there any drill-down facility planned in the 5i Portfolio Analysis features that would list all holdings in a particular asset class, geographic sector, and/or industry? Or does the facility exist and I am missing it? For example, it would be helpful to have the portfolio analytics tool to be able to list the holdings that it is including in its calculation of the portfolio “financials” weighting.

Thanks
Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on August 15, 2019
Q: How do you feel about the prospects for the banking sector over the next 12-18 months? What stock would you buy in this sector at this point?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on August 15, 2019
Q: Thanks for all the help with my investing. I have valued your info on companies as the only one I truly believe. I would like your thoughts on this part of our RIF's. I rely on the dividends for 3/4 of my yearly cash flow and the principle for the rest. I do not want to be out of the market so I keep 2 years of cash in our RIF's but would like to put 3 years and put 2 years of that into PSA-T getting the interest of 2 plus %. This would take the sting out of getting nothing for the cash. My question is does this make good sense. Thanks Gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on August 15, 2019
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