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Q: Will you be posting a 2020 watch list
Thanks for the excellent help
Read Answer Asked by James on October 28, 2019
Q: Wondering what your picks for "popular" stocks that might get hammered the most by tax-loss selling this year , a few that I have in my portfolio for suggestions but hoping not of course .. NFI , ERF , VET ?

Thanks ,
Chris
Read Answer Asked by Chris on October 28, 2019
Q: DAN DREYFUS make the following points on cnn.
1.pipe line constraint forces CNQ to give more $ to share holders.
2.dividend is good long term.
3.at $45 wti they can still have 4-5billion or so free cash flow for years
4. similar logic works for SU and CVE.
could you comment on the above. would you agree and why or disagree and why.
thank you
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on October 28, 2019
Q: I currently hold the above 3 utilities in equal weights in a well diversified portfolio and am considering adding Fortis or Emera. I'm looking for safety, dividends, and some growth. I would prefer to keep the count down to 3 stocks so could you please rank them for me?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Lyle on October 28, 2019
Q: Your comments on dfn doing a financing on class a shares at 8.75. Stock now trading in 8.45 range. A buy? What price would the shares stop paying a dividend? Ala dropping this last week. Would this be from cost overrun on pipeline in us that it owns part of? Expected earnings due Oct 30?
Read Answer Asked by kenneth on October 28, 2019
Q: In July you had a "Portfolio Analytics Walk through and Stock Market Update" video. Is it still accessible ? I would like to review the PA Walk through part as a tutorial for entering my portfolio. Thanks 5i
Read Answer Asked by mike on October 28, 2019
Q: Hello 5i,
I have read through all the related q&a's and just wanted to ask this:

The conversion is slated for Jan. 1, 2020 and it seems likely to pass the shareholders vote in early December. Their press release mentions the change to a stock company will bring improved liquidity, more shareholders, more global investors (institutional) and it removes the limits on foreign ownership. These are all positives (sounds much like an IPO).
It seems fine to start a new position in it now, as opposed to waiting until after the transaction is completed. If it's going into a reg'd account, there's no tax issues with the conversion; and 1 unit now will equal 1 new share. So a fella can buy it now, correct?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on October 28, 2019
Q: Hello team,

Is there a time of year where mergers and acquisitions are more likely to happen, or is based more on market conditions?
Read Answer Asked by Kelly on October 28, 2019
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