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Q: I’ve landed on 200k and looking to invest. Would appreciate your advice how to disperse my money. 5-7 year time frame, and money will be mostly invested in a tfsa.

What are your top 10-15 growth stocks (Cnd and/or US) to begin a portfolio. Top 2 ETF’s.

Also, do you believe 5 years is long enough for a full recovery in the market ?
Thanks for everything!

Cheers
Read Answer Asked by Nick on March 24, 2022
Q: Hi 5i,

My goal is to increase the income from my portfolio. Can I please ask for your top 5 dividend and dividend growth stocks today?

I was looking at your blog post highlighting Cdn companies paying USD$ dividends and am very interested. Would any of these names be on your list?

Thanks in advance and please deduct multiple questions as needed.
Read Answer Asked by Greg on March 23, 2022
Q: I see you like Trisura for 2022. Answering a question on March 17 you acturally included it as one of your top picks for this year. My question is why do you have such confidence in the future of this company. Also, do you see it doing well this year or is it the kind of company that one has to buy and hold for 5 years to see stong advances in its price appreciation. Thanks as always for your opinion.
Read Answer Asked by Les on March 23, 2022
Q: Hello Peter and team,
Would you consider Galaxy Digital in the speculative category? The stock has been surging lately but takes a hit at times; however, their numbers look reasonable. Any idea why Trisura is starting to surge? Is it going along with other insurance companies given rise in rates.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on March 23, 2022
Q: Hi 5i,

if possible could you kindly add US listed ETF; XSVM and XMVM thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on March 23, 2022
Q: Hello Peter, I am tuning in my stocks scanner and need some inputs from your team on difference ratios / parameters i should be using. example sales ratio what would be a good low / high limit going into a high interest rate environment. Could you fill in with more more ratio like PE, debt to equity, debt to cash flow,.. with each low and high limits value I can use when scanning for stock with North American markets.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Francis on March 23, 2022
Q: I'm a roughly 50/50 income/growth investor with the income being an important part of our retirement income.

Given that REITs are generally high debt equities I'm questioning how they'll fare given the current environment of rising interest rates and and increasing costs. Will they be able to offset those increased costs by raising rents?

I'd first like you to comment on my assumptions as to what is going on. Agree or disagree.

Secondly I'd like you to comment on the specific REITs that I've mentioned. I'm sure they're all different based debt maturities and rental contracts. The average length of their rental contracts may work against them if it's longer while the average maturity of their debt may work for them if it's longer. Cost increases are now.

Read Answer Asked by Larry on March 23, 2022
Q: Is this a buy, hold, or sell? It has rallied back just below its 52 week high. Also, what has been the catalyst for its strength? I assume much can be attributed to its Advanced Technologies segment which includes defense and nuclear. Can you tell me what % of revenues comes from this segment? Do you think the momentum in the stock has some legs?
Read Answer Asked by John on March 23, 2022
Q: Hello,
How do you calculate the debt / equity ratio of 158X presented in your report? How does it compare to peers and what makes you comfortable with current debt level? Which of growth in the US (physical stores) or e-commerce internationally do you think will the main driver going forward and why? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Pierre on March 23, 2022
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