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Q: I am retired and rely on dividend income. I understand that LIF is quite different from the other 2 companies but would would be your thoughts on these stocks with a 2 to 3 year investment timeframe?
Read Answer Asked by Ken on January 20, 2025
Q: perhaps I can better pinpoint the answer I'm looking for. On Jan 15th you answered a question about 4 top non-conservative stocks. The question referred to an earlier question [day or two before] about top conservative stocks. It's the answer to that earlier question I'm looking for.
Read Answer Asked by sam on January 20, 2025
Q: As part of my annual 2025 TSFA contribution moved 100 CLS shares cost $53.12 from my trading account to TSFA $$148.00. How is the capital gain treated.
Thanks and look forward to your answer.
Rick
Read Answer Asked by Rick on January 20, 2025
Q: Could you comment on STN.TO vs WSP.TO

Also wondering if ZUH.TO is still a hold. I am up nicely, but it has not done much in the last year and wonder if there is more up potential here or maybe somewhere else?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Colleen on January 20, 2025
Q: NEOE:BRKY (Berkshire Hathaway (brk) Yield Shares Purpose ETF)

The pro's & con's of long term buy on this one?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Ross on January 20, 2025
Q: Does it ever make sense to shift funds from a TFSA to a RRSP for the purposes of reducing your tax bill (ie receiving a better refund)? Under what conditions might it be appropropriate? Or does short term gain of a tax return undermine the long term power of a TFSA?
Read Answer Asked by David on January 20, 2025
Q: I need to consolidate my tech holdings:I own NVDA, AVGO, VRT, CRWD, MSTR, AMZN, META and IYW (about 3% for each holding). Which stocks should I sell and why- for a long term hold?
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on January 20, 2025
Q: Everyone, I hear a lot about paying less fees (MER or Trading fees) and over time the money that can be saved. But what is the best ideas to having a better overall return? Diversification? Less trading? Buying the best stocks? Etc.. Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on January 20, 2025
Q: I offer another point of view on getting rid of your losers staring you in the face every day. I generally agree with that thought but I have purposely kept one loser on the books , TREVALI,
( no capital loss advantage to be used ) , as a reminder not to be swept up in the exuberance of the moment ( zinc was going to go through the roof ) , to do more and detailed research , to listen to your head not your heart ( they were supported by Glencore , what could go wrong) , research ,research, research. Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on January 20, 2025
Q: Good Morning. I have US dollars that I want to invest for my recently born grandchildren so there is a 15-20 year timeframe. Please advise 5 ideas, US $ stocks or etfs, and rank in order from low risk to high. I will likely purchase a mix and compare how they perform over time. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Catherine on January 20, 2025
Q: I am very interested in BCE. Considering my investing history, this is not a good sign.

Would you tell me the intrinsic value of BCE?

Surely, $30 is undervaluing the company by a lot?

I know 5i looks for growth stocks, but I would like to know if BCE would serve
as solid dividend paying business, with a good chance for share price increase.

Basically, if 5i were to issue a report on BCE, what would be the letter grade you would give it?
Read Answer Asked by D on January 20, 2025
Q: I know there is overlap with these 2 ETFs
Would it still make sense to own both, or is there another more complimentary Canadian Hedged US ETF to hold with either of those ETFs?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Dick on January 20, 2025
Q: I am interested in the divergence in performance between BN and its associated companies including BEP.UN. I own BEP.UN and BIP.UN both of which have a history of strongly outperforming BN. More recently they have fallen off while BN has fluorished. Can you comment and what would be your advice on switching some holdings into BN?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by richard on January 20, 2025
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