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Q: I would appreciate getting your five recommendation each for US and CAD markets of companies with growing dividends for at least for the last five years with current dividend above 3% that also have growth.
Read Answer Asked by David on June 09, 2023
Q: I am missing something from your recent commentary on SentinelOne earnings. My take from the summary of their published earnings and prospects for '24 is that they took a huge hit in non GAAP operating earnings margins, which are expected to decline further though more modestly in '24, as well as a major reduction in growth rates in comparison to their growth rate for '23. Is this correct? The price hit for their equity is substantial.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on June 09, 2023
Q: Hello Peter and team,

Mr. Kim Bolton who has my respect as a guest on BNN, suggested yesterday that one may want to take some profits off NVDA and re-direct the cash to AMD/ADI. Not sure if he said TSM in the same Q&A or added later. I am of course paraphrasing his response. Any opinions on these companies or comments about such a strategy? Do these companies pass your writing covered call approach?
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on June 09, 2023
Q: I have done very well with this Company and continue to hold their shares. Following your guidance of letting your winners run!
A recent announcement is that "Shawcor sells its Shaw Pipeline Services Business to a material services company". Is there anything that is concerning about this transaction? Is this a Company you would continue to hold?
Thank you Gordo.
Read Answer Asked by gord on June 09, 2023
Q: Assumption: With 2 years interest rates will begin to go down.

A. you comment on interest rates

B.What Reits do you recommendation now and if interest rates go down

C. recommendation for income careful investor
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on June 09, 2023
Q: Hello Folks:

We are seniors who would like to place 200,000 from a 1,300,00 investment account (all stocks) into a top rated Canadian based S&P 500 index fund. Another good alternative may be Berk. B. shares. Growth is more than income as they will reside in our TFSA accounts. I do understand Vanguard & Berk. B. good options, however have little practical knowledge; particularly with taxation issues.
You folks are truly amazing!!!!
brian
Read Answer Asked by Brian on June 09, 2023
Q: NPK seems to be on a bit of a break out the last few days. Do you feel that is due to fertilizer prices? Nutrien has gone down because of accepting lower prices in China while NPK has only 3% of the market in Brazil where they have plenty of room to expand their market. Are the prices in Brazil , where they use a lot of fertilizer ,rising or falling? Is the currency in Brazil strengthening or weakening? Thanks, as always
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on June 09, 2023
Q: Apart from Big Tech, are there any names (in and out of the tech sector) that 'should' be able to capitalize on the rise of AI in the near to medium term?
Read Answer Asked by Jim on June 09, 2023
Q: Question for the 5i team. I took over our investment accounts about 8 years ago and since then bonds were not particularly attractive. As bonds my be about to have their day in the sun I feel it may be time to consider adding them to our portfolio. I however lack the knowledge and experience to make informed decisions at this time. The first part of the question is, can you recommend any informative reading or sites that would be of benefit to a novice bond investor. The second part would be a quick summary of your outlook for bonds, longterm, short term, etc and opinion as to which bonds, ie treasuries, to junk, would offer high yield without excessive risk for young retirees. Thanks for all your helpful and sage advice.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on June 09, 2023
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