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Q: On Sept 11, Otex announced it has received authorization for the OpenText IT Management Platform (ITMX) from the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) (https://finance.yahoo.com/news/opentext-management-platform-achieves-fedramp-142600427.html ) .

You mentioned before that OTEX may need time to integrate previous M/A. With the FEDRAMP approval, would it be a buy now? Or would you consider stronger stocks to be better total returns over the next 3-4 years? Please rank the attached companies (knowing that they're all very different).

Thank you so much for your insights!
Read Answer Asked by Liliane on September 26, 2024
Q: Thank to the other readers for this tips re best meltdown strategies for RRSP. There were a few calculator suggestions - I looked at them all, but still find the CRA retirement calculator the best. It’s a tool that takes all the layers of retirement income into consideration. Link below. My question about a monthly selling method still stands. I’ll be watching Money Saver magazine for some advice. I read and enjoyed the boomer article, and I’ll checkout the books to see if they do indeed offer this advice. Share if you see fit. https://www.canada.ca/en/services/benefits/publicpensions/cpp/retirement-income-calculator.html
Read Answer Asked by Kim on September 26, 2024
Q: Hello,

You run a very interesting service! Thank you!
Please recommend which positions you would add to, at today prices, in descending order (most preferred to least preferred) (thank you Ahn for the question format).
Read Answer Asked by Liliane on September 26, 2024
Q: Hello Folks:
We currently hold a higher position in energy producing / servicing stocks and are considering 1. adding to our current GE aerospace or 2. adding to our current tech sector of Amazon (not really tech?) and Microsoft by purchase of Navidia. We do
not currently have large portions of either GE, Microsoft or Amazon. We have owned NVDA in the past. What are your top 3 tech picks, is Amazon also a good choice and how do you see GE upside?
Thanks for your great service
brian
Read Answer Asked by Brian on September 26, 2024
Q: Hi 5i Team,

Would you still endorse a purchase of TMDX, CLBT, ASPN and CPH? When looking at the recent momentum of FLUT and DUOL would you still be buyers of these companies? What would be your order of preference if you were buying today?

Thanks as always,
Jon
Read Answer Asked by Jonathan on September 25, 2024
Q: Hello; apparently they’re in lithography manufacturing. I stayed after watching on BNN.

Can you guide me on the best way of buying this stock? It seems to be an OTC stock and very difficult challenge to purchase some shares. Also; what are your thoughts on this company?
Read Answer Asked by Marshall on September 25, 2024
Q: Hello Team,

Are you able to rank the 12 companies listed from 1 to 12 in terms of capital appreciation over the next 2-3 years. I currently hold all of the mentioned stocks but do have some cash to deploy. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on September 25, 2024
Q: I would like to allocate some funds into the financial sector. What stock/s would you recommend at this time? Thanks!.
Read Answer Asked by clara on September 25, 2024
Q: Hello I was going over some older questions and come across references of a podcast of Zach and Chris and you made reference to certain episodes,I am always looking for a good podcast,could you give me the name of it thanks
Read Answer Asked by Greg on September 25, 2024
Q: There is alot of talk about nuclear energy for plant renewals or upgrades. Also a lot of (Small modular reactors). Rolls Royce .Are any of these worth looking at for investments. I have a lot of points for answer. What companies would benefit most in near future. From mining to eng'r to construction.
Read Answer Asked by Guy on September 25, 2024
Q: could you please explain1. the concept of compounding your 2 favourite Canadian companies (excludingCSU). . your 2 favourite US companies thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on September 25, 2024
Q: Hello- a few months ago I took a full position in IWO and am currently about break even, I'm a bit concerned about the possibility of recession and wonder if there's a US ETF that would not suffer as much in a drooping economy in which the smallest companies get impacted earlier. I'm wondering about VO, for example. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by alex on September 25, 2024
Q: My Suncor holdings have grown nicely since I bought during Covid and enjoyed the rise where we currently match the 2018 highs.

BUT: what would drive further growth for SU share price? I am not looking to hold for dividend only. To me there are headwinds of increased regulatory hurdles, inability to get access to new large pipelines and the socially dim view of anything "oil". Thoughts? Any better bets on energy?

Thanks! And may your day be bright!
Read Answer Asked by Marilou on September 25, 2024
Q: Hi team,

Looking for stocks or ETFs actively using AI.

What do you think of CCCS-Q, INBS-Q, REAI-Q, ILAG-Q ? Would you be a buyer now ?

Any better options for a growth portfolio in a TFSA ?

Have a good day,

Jacques IDS
Read Answer Asked by Jacques on September 25, 2024
Q: Can you please explain what all this means, thanks.
The TSX will implement an "if, as and when issued" trading market commencing Sept. 25, 2024 and ending at the close of business on Oct. 1, 2024 for TC Energy Common Shares and common shares of South Bow (South Bow Common Shares).
The TC Energy Common Shares will resume "regular way" trading on the TSX and the NYSE on Oct. 2, 2024.
The spinoff is on Sep. 25th and the ex-dividend date for TRP is the 27th.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 25, 2024
Q: It was less than two months ago when the Bank of Japan signaled its intention to increase Japan’s interest rates—a move that triggered a massive sell-off in US stocks. Now, the question lingers: If Japan indeed raises interest rates in the future, will history replay its enigmatic melody? Will this time Japan’s interest rate hike cast its spell upon the US stock market? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Esther on September 25, 2024
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