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Q: Good afternoon,
I am down 23% on GUD; down 9% on STN;and down 4% on BNS in my TFSA. I am ok with SLF and T. I have $7000 to add. Should I strengthen the laggards or where would you add..1 or 2 names??? Long term horizon.
Should I add another name?
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 26, 2018
Q: Good Evening
My analysis of the information provided by my broker indicates that the insiders own approximately 34% of the common shares and the CEO about 24% of the outstanding shares. Are these figures correct? In addition, they are now buying their own stock.
I hesitate to sell because of the above noted information although I am down 14% in a non-registered account.
Do you advise holding, averaging down or selling XTC?
As always I appreciate your comments.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on February 26, 2018
Q: This company has a strong technical chart, pays dividend, is slowly diversifying business out of energy sector into modular housing construction, investors
support is seen in present market downturn. Would you agree with me that your decision to discontinue coverage was premature or is a company is removed automatically when rating is cut to C or lower.
Best Regards,
Harold



Read Answer Asked by Harold on February 26, 2018
Q: A lot the utilites have been beaten up, I have a bout half the utilities that you recommend fdor someone my age, I was wondering if this was a good tijme to fill up my coffers and buy, enpty my coffers would I suppose be more logical) so i was wondering if you think this is a good project at this point, If so, which one? Would you also take a chance on BCE
Read Answer Asked by joseph on February 26, 2018
Q: great article by ryan modesto in the globe on saturday.
loss aversion, when the pain of a loss is greater than the satisfaction from a win. i try to explain this to people all the time but 90 per cent have a tough time getting their head around this concept. right on the money. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on February 26, 2018
Q: 3 stocks you are very familiar with - COV this week went from 5.5 to 8 and back to 5.5. Is this computerized selling? The other two PEO and PHO are down considerably from their highs of all not that long ago. Do you see better days ahead for all of these stocks? They are in your portfolio so I imagine they should come around. Your opinion. Thanks for the service. Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 26, 2018
Q: In response to where you can find information on past earnings, beats or misses is SeekingAlpha. Just enter in the symbol on the home page and select earnings. You will find the history for all US stocks.
Read Answer Asked by Leo on February 26, 2018
Q: Turtle Creek US Equity Fund.everyting you know please
Read Answer Asked by Brad on February 25, 2018
Q: Further to Lance's fine suggestion of using CanadaHelps for excess gains I can add TD's Private Giving Foundation as an alternative I've used since 2007. A twist is that contributions are endowed over a period, usually 10 years, with annual disbursements to chosen charities. Undistributed amounts are invested in TD's conservative mutual funds so some growth can be expected and a legacy is established. You get to name it whatever you wish eg: The Jones Family Foundation. Minimum $10,000. Details:

https://www.td.com/ca/products-services/investing/privategiving-index.jsp
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on February 23, 2018
Q: Good day,

Any thoughts/advice on ALO Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2017 Operating and Financial Results? Is it currently undervalued and do you know what the NAV is? I have a half position close to $4 as my only gold holding and wondering if I should average down a little?
Thanks!
Craig
Read Answer Asked by Craig on February 23, 2018
Q: Hello 5i team,
Craig Machel of Richardson GMP was citing on BNN that CPP had migrated since around 2000 from the 60/40 asset allocation to 35% equity and the rest in hard assets and private loans; in other words, private yielding and defensive strategies and equity growth that is not from indices. He also mentioned that retail investors could have access to such vehicles but, understandingly withheld any specifics.
Could you shed some light on the subject? It would be much appreciated.
Antoine
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on February 23, 2018
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