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Q: What would be your 5 top economic recovery plays at this time, US and canada.
Can you rank Them in order of preference.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Karim on June 23, 2020
Q: I am underweight in US in my portfolio - for example in my communication sector AT+T represents only 2% -of a 17% weighting. What are some US communication funds that have performed well and appear to continue to do so - please list in order on rating. What are your thoughts on AT+T? Thank you for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Lorraine on June 23, 2020
Q: Hi there,

Could I please get your 2 opinions on these US listed stocks? Would you consider them buys at the current prices? For NVTA can I get your opinion on their acquisition of ArcherDx?

Thanks for your great service!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on June 23, 2020
Q: My ques. is about Co. Equity Financings and in particular related to small cap stocks raising additional capital for expansion or operating costs. Often these financings include both a share and a warrant. Typically there is a 4 month hold period before trading is allowed. There may also be Broker shares and warrants issued as well. My question is whether all of these shares and warrants issued under the financing (including the Broker's) are subject to the same 4 month hold period? Can some parts of the same financing be exempt from the 4 month hold, while other parts are not and why? Lastly, what may be the exceptions to the 4 month hold requirement for any Co. doing additional financing? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Will on June 23, 2020
Q: Teal Linde had 3 top picks today all seem to have good rationale
tdw with controlling interest by Berkshire
wef coming out of prices depressd from Covid with insider ownership
and CIT US with great outlook . All had div
Which if any would be a great buy today
Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on June 23, 2020
Q: As a follow up to my earlier question about Preferred shares as a form of income. I currently hold about 53% of my portfolio in savings account funds only giving me 1.5% dividend which is low, however as you mentioned the price will not drop so it is safe and also very liquid. I was thinking about taking 1/4 of that money (12% of my total portfolio) and putting it is some preferred share because the dividends are much higher. I do not plan to utilize this amount of funds for a while and it would give me a bit of extra return on my money. I currently have about 8% in common shares of banks, 8% in XLB, 12% in gold stocks, 12% in technology stocks, the rest in other various stocks not in those groups. I use the Savings Account mutual funds as cash for when I decide to buy stocks and I have been increasing my holdings slowly since the March lows. Would it be better just to buy the common dividend paying stock or is there an advantage to buying the preferred. I know the preferred share have a higher hierarchy if a company goes bankrupt but they are very much more illiquid.

Thanks again,

Brendan

P.S. when are either you or Ryan going to appear on BNN market call again? Have not seen yee there for a while now.
Read Answer Asked by Brendan on June 23, 2020
Q: If work at home flourishes post pandemic what are your top 5 picks as stocks that have the best chance of benefitting in that environment?
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on June 23, 2020
Q: Continuing our discussion on these two companies BIPC trades at a much lower PE 12.4 versus 170.8, had lower P/B 1.4 versus 2.5 and also has higher momentum short term- doesn’t this make for a compelling buy for BIPC versus BIP.UN. Very confusing situation created by Brookfield.
Read Answer Asked by Steve on June 23, 2020
Q: Re AEcon, you commented yesterday that you see it as “more sideways than anything” ... could you please expand and explain why you think this? .. I’ve noticed some analysts forecasting a price of $23 (now at about $15), so i take it you don’t share that view ... also, when we see an analyst forecasting a price (e.g. $23 for ARE), what is the time frame? (By the end of this calendar year?) ... thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Patrik on June 23, 2020
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