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Q: Further to Madeline's comment re: TDB8150 Investment Savings Account (TD Bank)

Minimum initial purchase is $1000.00

If more CDIC insurance is needed TDB8155 (TD Mortgage Corp) and TDB8159 (Canada Trust Corp) are also available.
Read Answer Asked on August 02, 2022
Q: Good Morning,
Would you rank ZWH as a buy in the current environment is there any comparable ETFs listed in CAD that perhaps have a smaller covered call overlay to allow more growth.
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on August 02, 2022
Q: Currently at a slight loss in UCTT. It’s a long term position. Would you continue to hold or replace with another stock preferably in chip/tech sector? Thanks for the valued advice.
Read Answer Asked by Gary on August 02, 2022
Q: Of the following, are there any you see as particularly vulnerable today? Held in a long-term account but I am considering shifting the risk profile in light of existing market conditions, and potentially closing out 1 or 2 positions:

SHOP, LSPD, TIXT, EGLX, TSU
Read Answer Asked by Chris on August 02, 2022
Q: Hi Team,
According to recent updates from the company, Well Health seems to be firing on all cylinders. I am trying to understand why it's sitting near year lows. It does not seem appropriate to me for investors to be selling it off like a speculative Tech name. Healthcare will always be needed, and Telehealth should keep advancing...and is in the very very early stages. Management has a stellar history, revenues are climbing rapidly with aquisitions; with all this in mind...is it time to buy more of this name? Or am I missing something here? Thanks

Shane.
Read Answer Asked by Shane on August 02, 2022
Q: US Div Stocks vs CAD Div Stocks? I know the Dividend Tax Credit only applies to Canadian Stocks, but these days some good US STocks are paying 9 to 11 %. What is the Dividend Tax Credit worth in terms of %? I guess it is still better to buy Canadian Div Stocks:
The federal dividend tax credit as a percentage of taxable dividends is 15.0198% for eligible dividends and 9.0301% for non-eligible dividends.
Read Answer Asked by Austin on August 02, 2022
Q: I am moving toward retirement and looking for stocks with a Dividend of 4% plus. Could you suggest some Canadian and US companies that you feel are good value in todays market or ones to watch for this fall if things go down- separate lists please. All categories except financials as I'm overweight there. I'm interested in companies that can ride a recession with higher interest rates. Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Pat on August 02, 2022
Q: What specific ETFs suggestions would make a diversified portfolio
Read Answer Asked by Nick on August 02, 2022
Q: Looking to add to my income portfolio and trying to decide between QYLD, RYLD, XYLD, HHL-U and Keg-un. Can you recommend which you would select for a patient 68 year old and your reasoning behind your choice please. Thanks again.
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on August 02, 2022
Q: Re Gary's question on the 28th re place to park some money. I have a TD Investment Savings Account TDB8150 that has no fees, units are $10. each and the current rate is 2.25 % interest calculated and paid monthly. I opted to reinvvest the monthly interest for more units. Easy access to funds and I also use it for excess cash in my registered accounts. Interest is increased on a reg basis as rates change. I highly recommend it. Hereis a link to the page
https://www.td.com/ca/en/asset-management/additional-solutions/
Read Answer Asked by Madeline on August 02, 2022
Q: I own both these companies in my Tfsa and I notice that they both report their earnings this week.
Could you explain why Toi was only 2% while Csu was up 14% in July?
Is Toi restricted only to Europe while Csu is worldwide?
Which is your favourite of the two?
Read Answer Asked by Terry on August 02, 2022
Q: Algoma recently undertook a Substantial Issuer Bid where they will be retiring 28% of their shares outstanding. What your thoughts on how this impacts the outlook for the shares and warrants going forward ? I don't recall seeing a company reduce their share count by so much at once before.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on August 02, 2022
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