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Q: Dear 5i
I currently do not have any stocks in the banking /financial sector .
I`m considering cxi , bns and slf . I was not sure either if cxi fit into this category.
Of these 3 which would be the better investment over the next 2 years ?
Thanks
Bill C
Read Answer Asked by Bill on November 30, 2016
Q: I am retired, modest risk appetite, have a diversified portfolio, and am considering buying a quality REIT for my RRIF for income and some growth potential. I have till now considered our home as our real estate investment. Your thoughts are appreciated. Do you prefer office vs retail or some combination? Please recommend a couple of names? Thank you for your comments. Edward
Read Answer Asked by Edward on November 29, 2016
Q: On Nov 28, a member commented on an scare-mongering article from "Frisco Fastball." Bear in mind that no human being was involved in the creation of this article (or, as far as I can tell, any other from this publisher.) Investors may indeed have sold on jitters, and FF may have been part of that dynamic, but most of its blather is transparently kooky. Smear jobs still need human trolls - at least, they do for now.
Read Answer Asked by John on November 29, 2016
Q: Hello,

If one would like to deploy 50k, should that be across the three Brookfield companies above or would it be better with just one (some of them) or do you have better names in the sector that prefer for a 2-3 years hold?

BIP.un is down a lot today. Any reason for it?

Would you buy now or wait until the new year?

Thanks
M
Read Answer Asked by Marios on November 29, 2016
Q: Comments on Emera's bought deal. Seemed like a really small discount to the previous closing price and the stock is trading below that today. $300 million dollar proceeds are going to be used for general corporate purposes. I don't generally like when companies dilute shareholders for no specific purpose. Is this to reduce debt or just to cover themselves in case their share price decreases substantially in the current environment?

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on November 29, 2016
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