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Q: I am wondering what is the real difference between these entities and if there are any implications with holding one or the other in TFSA vs RSP or non-reg account.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on February 05, 2025
Q: Hello,
I am looking to add to my US non-registered account. Retiring soon and looking for safety & sustainable growing dividends. Which of these do you prefer and why? Is there something else you would suggest? I am building up my portfolio and have small holidings in GOOGL/JNJ/VICI.
Thanks, Leah
Read Answer Asked by Leah on February 05, 2025
Q: Hello, for a 25 year old with $ 500.00 to invest in the TFSA, which of the above would you suggest?
Also, how about for a 27 year old with $ 100K, which one(s) would you suggest? Finally, does BMO have a S&P500 unhedged?
As a quick calculation the Unedged has retuned ~ 6% more with BMO (ZQQ /ZNQ) and ~ 12% with the ishare ( XQQ/XQQU). Right?
Thanks
Carlo
Read Answer Asked by Carlo on February 05, 2025
Q: Hello,
Can you please give me your input on Paypall earnings. Is it a sell ?
Thanks !
Read Answer Asked by Nancy on February 05, 2025
Q: Can you comment on UBER earnings, their forward guidance and US currency headwinds, and the perceived battle with TSLA's robotaxis.

Uber stock price has been flat for a year now - is it undervalued? The market seems to pricing in nothing less than solid earnings and guidance beats, is this a sign that the market considers large cap US stocks to be grossly overvalued in general, and anything less than perfection will result in a sell off?
Read Answer Asked by Colum on February 05, 2025
Q: With regards to EFN.TO. It was extremely volatile on Monday, Feb. 3, 2025 when the US tariffs were due to be implemented against Canada. It looks like EFN price dropped as much as 12% compared to it's previous Friday close but it seem to recover and ended up with a drop of 1%. Can you please give your take on this behaviour and what entry price might be reasonable considering the tariff climate (or wait). Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on February 05, 2025
Q: We've been reading of lots of deregulation coming in the U.S generally, but especially in the financial sector. Pundits have taken to saying 'animal spirits will be unleashed'. Additionally, I wonder if orange imperialism will tend to trickle down to C suites. Can you suggest a Canadian name or two in relevant sectors that might be more likely to be taken out?
(With the proviso that their debt levels be on the low side for sector average.)
Deduct as you see fit.
Thank You,
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Tim on February 05, 2025
Q: I don't really want to spend C$1.45+ for each USD cash. So to gain US market exposure, does it make sense to buy CDRs of US companies (Cdn $ version of their large cap stocks) ? for example JPM, MSFT, GOOGL, BRK.B etc.
Read Answer Asked by EDWARD on February 05, 2025
Q: Hi Peter and team,

I'm wondering how resilient TFII is in the face of prolonged tariffs (if it ever comes to that). The business section of the Toronto Star had an article with a scary introduction:

MONTREAL - Truckers say the sweeping tariffs threatened by U.S. President Donald Trump would wreak havoc on their industry as trade between Canada and the United States takes a hit.

“If these tariffs came in at those levels for a prolonged period, this could be the final nail in the coffin for many trucking fleets,” said Stephen Laskowski, president of the Canadian Trucking Alliance.

“It’s a grim picture.”

Realizing that TFII is a large company, does it have what it takes to 'weather the storm'?

Thanks for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on February 05, 2025
Q: Looking at some Canadian mid cap stocks. How would you rank these 9 stocks for estimated total return potential over the next 5 years. BYD, DIR.UN, DOL, EQB, MEQ, PBH, STN, TFII, TIH. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on February 05, 2025
Q: I have a question about investing in physical gold. Can you please explain the differences between the MNT and PHYS? I noticed that MNT outperforms PHYS and it trades at a premium to NAV while PHYS trades at discount. The expense rates 0.35% vs. 0.41% seems to be close enough to justify the differences in performance and discount..?
Read Answer Asked by bernhard on February 05, 2025
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