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Q: Is there anywhere on this website that we can see all the questions that we have asked ourselves? There used to be a few years ago.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Herm on January 10, 2023
Q: Which of these is a better long term hold for an income investor?
Both of these are showing very high yields, PEY at 11%!? Is this sustainable?
I currently hold PEY in a cash account and am down although I'd like to add more to this sector.

I see a few options here:
Sell PEY, buy PNE and hold
Sell PEY, buy PNE return to PEY after tax loss harvested
Buy more PEY over allotment and sell excess after tax loss harvested
Any thoughts on these options?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on January 10, 2023
Q: Hi,

Is the rotation into the value sector done? or do you think it is still a good idea to stay/buy into value plays.

If so, what is your favourite value ETF in North America and Globally as well. I gave the above ETFs as a guide and please don't be limited to these choices.

Thanks .
Mano.
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on January 10, 2023
Q: Hi There,
Do you expect the energy and resources sectors to continue to do well in 2023? I'm contemplating selling SU and/or Teck and moving the money into a US mid cap ETF such as VO. Apple to Oranges I know, however looking for the best risk/reward scenario.
You thoughts please.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on January 10, 2023
Q: YGOG, YAMZ Wondering if you have any opinion on these new ETFs. They're very small, but Purpose isn't a sketchy outfit. They look interesting if only because, in principle, a dedicated manager selling puts or covered calls on a stock like Google or Amazon should be able to generate decent returns. The volatility is high enough for meaningful premium but the underlying companies are also good, profitable businesses not at risk of going to zero.

Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on January 10, 2023
Q: Could you give some suggestions for ETF's that track the Nasdaq and DOW? What account would you hold them in and are there any that trade in Canadian dollars?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Kolbi on January 10, 2023
Q: Hi team,

I suggested 2 years ago a section or category on your questions page to help investors to understand the meaning and importance of key terms such as P/E, P/B, ROE, ect...Here is the question raised then:

What is exactly the meaning of "Capped" for an ETF.

May I suggest a category in your list of questions which would be 'vocabulary" or "meaning of..." for quick reference for unexperienced investors like me. It could avoid repetitive questions. I knew at some point what "capped" meant, but I forgot....

Many thanks,

Jacques IDS

Asked by Jacques on November 02, 2020

Any chance to see it appear this year ? Or, alternatively, what would be a good source to find the meaning and significance of stock market terms ?

Gratefully,

Jacques IDS
Read Answer Asked by Jacques on January 10, 2023
Q: Can you explain the difference between the above three and which one you prefer.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 10, 2023
Q: Can you please tell me what the difference is between BN and BAM? What one is better/why did they split it out?
Read Answer Asked by Max on January 10, 2023
Q: I'm at looking at the following companies to invest in next; how would you rank them based on current values?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on January 10, 2023
Q: It's time to add to my TFSA. I own ADBE, GOOG, AAPL, NVDA, PYPL, QCOM, CRM and TOL in this account, where longterm growth is the investment objective. Should any of these be switched? Please recommend replacements if so and ignore sector/market cap considerations. I wish to add to either NVDA or PYPL, which of these should I add to? Deduct as many credits as required. Thanks, and wishing you all the best for 2023.
Read Answer Asked by Walter on January 10, 2023
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