Investment Q&A

Q: I need to dispose of a stock or two to fund my wife's RMD. Which of the above would be your first choice to sell; please pick 2 or 3 in order of least upside.
Thanks,

Q: I need to liquidate some equities to be able to pay out my RMD. I am inclined to sell the above 2 stock (NVEI and PBH), seeing only downward momentum compared to the other equities (above) I have that show steady or upward momentum. Might you agree?

Q: Peter; Is there anything that can be traded that mimics the S&P GSCI , originally developed by GS ? Thanks.
Rod

Q: If one was to sell FTNT for a profit, can you name 5 other long-term names to replace with in the same sector as well as others and rank in terms of management and growth potential?

Q: ex-dividend on the 11-14-23 if I sell on the 15 do Istill get my dividend?

Thank you

Q: Hi,
I own NET and I am up over 20%. Would it be a good idea to sell and buy CRWD?
Thanks. Alnoor

Q: Good Afternoon,

I've noticed on TD Waterhouse that analysts' price targets for CELH currently range from $64.99 to $250. Any thoughts about why there would be such a wide gap, and as a shareholder, should I be overly concerned? Is this a stock that one should consider an ongoing stop-loss order. Thanks. Brad

Q: I apologize for this very basic question but I need to confirm the following please:
If I buy a canadian company’s stock (ex CM) with U.S. dollars on a
U.S. exchange, will I receive the dividend in U.S. dollars?
To receive the dividend in $U.S. , I don’t need to advise my brokerage or make any special request ?
There would be no withholding tax, right?
Thx
John

Q: Would you sell Brookfield Corp here for a tax loss or wait till closer to year end to see if it improves?

Q: What would be your current list of top 5 companies that you would consider your favorite, almost must own's, due to their potential, prior success, moats, or any other criteria you consider as most important, for the following investor:

- Relatively young with a long timeframe to save for retirement.
- Will not need the funds for a long time.
- Has no concerns with short term volatility.
- Irrespective of sector or geography.
- Looking to maximize chances of outperformance over time.

List can be shorter or longer if appropriate.

Thank you!

Q: I am retired and a dividend investor in corporations which receive the dividend tax credit as any investments would be in an unregistered account. Would you think it’s timely to purchase some preferred shares for a 5 percent position, doing so over the next couple of months. If you think it is worthwhile, please provide 4 or 5 preferred shares that you would recommend.

Capital preservation and liquidity is important and unless the dividend is greater than 7 percent I would assume you would be better off just investing in some blue chip large cap companies with high yields where there is a chance for more capital appreciation. ALSO I would like you to consider minimum rate reset preferred shares that would reset within the next 12 months and if they reset today what would the yield be.

Thanks BRIAN

Q: PBH: 5i continues to sing the praises of this company and I am not sure why? last 7 years stock same range with peaks and valleys, high P.R. low ROE & high debt. I thought about it at around, I think $79.00; but, bought GSY which looked better to me using every metric. Have owned IGM for long time and added to that when price was low - best of breed IMHO.

Q: If you had to sell one of the above and keep the other in a TFSA which one would you part with?

Thanks,

Terry

Q: Hi. Which bond ETFs do you currently recommend? US or Canadian. Thank you.

Q: What do you think of results and are you still optimistic about a price recovery at some point?

Q: An analyst recently reported that new contracts for EIF in medivac and maritime surveillance are coming on board in 2025 and will bring a "huge" increase in income as well as profits? First, are these contracts set in stone? And second, do you think these contracts will in fact make a "huge" difference in EIFs growth and stock price? Finally, is it worth buying the stock now in anticipation of this growth?

Q: hi, if the financing is not secured by mid January (new) transaction date, and the "deal" does not take place, where do you see the price of NBLY shares ending up? ie what is the possible downside of buying shares at current prices? cheers.

Q: How were the earnings and guidance ~09 Nov ? Thank you.

Q: Your comments on 3rd quarter results please.

Q: Hi Peter and Team
Now that the "B" word has been mentioned in reference to MPW I guess my buy and hold approach does not work this time. Could you suggest two or three possible stocks that could help toward a 60% recovery of funds in my RIF account .
Thanks