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Q: These four fine companies are all RSI oversold at present. I know you like all of them, or have, and am wondering if they could be considered strong buys at these levels ( for long term holders) or whether best to wait and see what the coming weeks bring us all. What order of priority would you give them for current investment? BTW, thanks for the consistently calm and perspective-driven approach you take in your advice.
Read Answer Asked by alex on November 02, 2020
Q: I am managing my aunts portfolio who is entering retirement. She has $300K to invest with a 5 year time horizon. I like the 2% yield of VBAL, the 60/40 split, low MER and the simplicity of this all in one ETF, but would like to add 1 or 2 additional funds for some additional torque. What would you recommend?

Read Answer Asked by Gregory on November 02, 2020
Q: most if not all of these companies are down 20-30% and consequently many pay very high dividends; have they been unfairley thrown into the same bin as oil & gas companies by investors? Could this be a buying opportunity of undervalued solid companies.
Read Answer Asked by Fred on November 02, 2020
Q: I am currently have a large position in Atco and it has been going down a lot since Covid. Going forward, what is your view of continuing to hold ACO.X vs a swap into FTS, ENB, AQN, or CU. Could a swap in either one or into a combination of these be of benefit for a long-term hold for a risk averse investor? What is your recommendation given the current valuations, recovery potential and future growth outlook?
Many thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Yvonne on November 02, 2020
Q: I would like to increase my allocations in Basic Materials and Industrials; please provide and rank your top recommendations - stocks and ETF's for both sectors.
Thank you,
Patrick
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on November 02, 2020
Q: RE; Healthcare,
I currently have a limited amount of healthcare exposure in my portfolio and looking to build the allocation. I hold some MDT in my US account, I have been adding to that holding on dips. I would appreciate hearing your favourite US and Canadian healthcare stocks.. Please provide your top choices for US and Canada plus any particular ETF's you like in the healthcare sector. Thank you, Patrick
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on November 02, 2020
Q: I am interested in starting a position in one or two of the above three companies. I know that Goeasy is a financial company and also pays a dividend. I therefore have a slight leaning toward Goeasy first.

Could you rate the 3 companies, best first with any pros and cons that you feel are noteworthy. What company do you feel might have the most upside in the next two or three years. Thanks for your wisdom and guidance. It has helped me on many occasions in purchasing good companies, such as Kinaxis and Lightspeed.
John
Read Answer Asked by John on November 02, 2020
Q: On Oct 31st/2020, Terrance asked why you are not listing GUD / BYD:CA in your must own stocks. Can you tell me where your list of 'must own' stocks is?
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Mary on November 02, 2020
Q: Are there etfs that hold and focus on dividend growers ex-US and ex-Canada? I am looking for same where I can put both Canadian and US dollars. Thank you. Bill
Read Answer Asked by Bill on November 01, 2020
Q: My full service advisor has suggested I sell passive ETF's ZDY, ZGI & VDU and buy active fund Capital Goup Global International Equity (CIF 843). The passive holdings have no trailing commission the active fund does. But it seems the active fund performance is much better? Could please give me your opinion if this would be advisable - thanks for your usual great advice.
Read Answer Asked by Reg on October 31, 2020
Q: Can you please give me your opinion on Onespan - OSPN

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by philip on October 31, 2020
Q: Looking to make further investments in the renewable energy sector. Can you please comment on the following: Schneider Electric (SBGSF), Innergex Renewables (INE-T), Canadian Solar (CSIQ-N), Air Products and Chemical(APD-N), Plug Power (PLUG-N), Ballard Power (BLDP-N),
Boralex Inc (BLX-T), and Northland Power (NPI-T)
Read Answer Asked by Howie on October 31, 2020
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