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Q: Hi
I put ZGRO in my non-registered account knowing that it had US and foreign underlying stocks but Google Finance was showing that it had no dividend, which makes sense for a growth stock. But once I bought it, I see that it has a small divvy. I'm not too concerned with the tax consequences but I suppose it should have been better to place this in an RRSP?

Thanks
Robert
Read Answer Asked by Robert on January 27, 2022
Q: Please shed light on what has been happening to Boyd. Its price has been in a fairly steady decline from over $250 in October to around $175 today. Some decline is to be expected in this current period of economic uncertainty, but 30%, steadily, over 3 months? New and used cars are in short supply these days due to the chip shortage and transportation bottlenecks, so why aren't people spending as much or even more on repairs to their older cars? Is Boyd suffering from internal problems of some kind? I am puzzled by what's been happening, over a period of many weeks, to a company with such a solid longer term record. What does the market know that I don't?
Read Answer Asked by Philip on January 27, 2022
Q: Re: Brian's question about this fund - You quoted a MER of 2.36% where the actual MER is 1.57% (Series X) . Would your answer still be the same.
Read Answer Asked by Jack on January 27, 2022
Q: Everyone,
I see many questions on were will the price of the stock will be in this time frame or that time frame. I buy the best of the best stocks so my process is to look back 3, 5 and 10 years and this will be a good indication on the direction of that stock. It’s the QUALITY and TIME in the market that is very important - not a is it a good time to get into the stock today. Today the sun shines and it will also shine in 5 and 10 years.
Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on January 27, 2022
Q: Hi Research Team

I"m interested in Tech companies with good to great Free Cash Flow going forward?
Does your team have a list of 10 U.S. Tech companies and 5 Canadian Tech companies that would fall into this criteria?
Thanks
Cal
Read Answer Asked by cal on January 27, 2022
Q: As noted in my previous question on the drop in Lnr re:the headwinds it faces and at my book at 70$.Would you consider that going forward in 22 that at a price of say 43$ that ENGH has more upside potential? Make any sense to swap or hold? Tks.Larry
Read Answer Asked by Larry on January 27, 2022
Q: Hello Peter,
For the oil and gas sector, what do you think of Arc Resources and Tamarack Valley? Do you think they are too high or considering the oil price and if it continues to tick higher, the stocks will do well. Much appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on January 27, 2022
Q: Hi,

What are your thoughts about my current portfolio? I am also looking at adding ZRE.TO and ZWC.TO.

Appreciate your help.
Read Answer Asked by David M. on January 27, 2022
Q: When I compile your recent responses in the current January market, these two stocks popped out as looking like reasonably good buys now. Is my complier working okay (its pretty old)? Did I miss one or two better ones? Thanks as usual. Dan
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on January 27, 2022
Q: Can I get 4-5 Canadian and US large cap names from different sectors that look good here. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Martin on January 27, 2022
Q: Is there a website where you can tell what margin % has been assigned to a particular stock?
Read Answer Asked by Brad on January 27, 2022
Q: If the rate of inflation is moderately higher than expected of the next 3 to 5 years which of the 6 banks do you think will do the best and which the worst?

What are the positives and negatives for the banks from
higher than expected inflation?
Read Answer Asked by Fred on January 27, 2022
Q: Hi,
I have been considering these covered call ETFs for income as a long term hold. I am recently retired. On researching them however on their BMO fact sheets I see a MER of .71% and total expense of .92%. As well in the holdings on the fact sheets I see only about 0.1% of their holdings are classed as covered calls. Seems like a lot to pay in total expenses for only 0.1% of holdings in covered calls. A pure bank ETF or utilities ETF or would be much cheaper. Am I missing something?
Read Answer Asked by MANFRED on January 27, 2022
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