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Q: I am a long term owner of AAPL and have done well by it. I am wondering if a switch into GOOG for its projected growth is a better long term holding in your opinion. How would you compare the two? Perhaps the obvious solution is to sell half of AAPL for a GOOG purchase. My other tech names include MSFT, CSU, SHOP, LMN, NVDA and VRT with tech making up 25% of my overall portfolio. Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by David C. on September 05, 2024
Q: With the lowering of interest rates, what bond funds to invest in? Bond ETF’s?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on September 05, 2024
Q: Looking for updates on these three. As usual would think the possibility of higher returns comes with more risk…how would you rank them for total return 3-5 years?
Read Answer Asked by Jim on September 05, 2024
Q: Could you please suggest a hedged ETF for renewable energy including Uranium, that could earn 10% in the first year, including both dividend and capital appreciation? Same question please also for a Canadian ETF? could you also please include grid energy or large scale energy storage as part of the question?
Read Answer Asked by Ron on September 05, 2024
Q: I am presently over invested inthe Technology Sector in the following,
IYW has 90% in Tech - own 150 shares
QQQ has 52% in Tech - own 25 shares
ZSP has 32% in Tech - own 480 shares
XWD has 26% in Tech - own 300 shares
VXC has 26% in Tech - own 200 shares
What is the best way to sell (all or part of) the above to reduce this category to 7% as suggested by your Potfolio Tracker?
Thanks for your great service.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 05, 2024
Q: What is your opinion on structured notes. If they are good for income, how do we purchase them? Thanks, James
Also are their similar ETFs?
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on September 05, 2024
Q: What is a good approach to evaluating risk for a stock investment? I can think of systemic risks, specific company risks, and historical drawdown price risks. Anything else? Is there a way to condense these into an overall risk estimate? Any articles or books on the subject you would recommend for DIY investors?
Read Answer Asked by Alfred on September 05, 2024
Q: I've taken a position in Celestica partly based on your reviews. In one of the recent questions about CLS you mentioned a desirable entry point, any guidance on a stop price?
Based on this chart i will set my stop limit just below the 200 SMA at $57.50
https://schrts.co/tRVNxnXs
Seem reasonable for downside protection?
With the BOC lowering rates i think that is positive for small caps like CLS however i'm still nervous about a broader market decline.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on September 05, 2024
Q: What are you highest conviction Canadian dividend stocks at this moment with interest rates falling, if one is looking for a combination of dividend yield and total return.
Read Answer Asked by Gerry on September 05, 2024
Q: Hi Peter, I am 60 years old. What is your opinion on the 100 year minus my age rule to determine the percentage that should be in equities? In other words should I invest 40% in an equity portfolio and put the rest into a ladder GIC or similar. I have a good risk tolerance. Thanks for your time.
Read Answer Asked by Tim on September 05, 2024
Q: Wondering what your take on the quarterly reports are for these two, with one going up and the other going down after hours. Really interested on your take of ZS since it seems to have finally come down in valuation. Is this a good buying opportunity for us bargain hunters? How does its valuation stack up now against CRWD, PANW, and FTNT?
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on September 05, 2024
Q: You recommended CELH as recently as yesterday (Sept 4), a day when it plunged more than 11% in the afternoon. Normally you don’t seem to favour stocks with very weak price action. Should investors keep making an exception for CELH? Is there a price level at which point you’d consider it too broken to buy?
Read Answer Asked by Brian on September 05, 2024
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