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Investment Q&A

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Q: The following stocks have fallen below 1% in my portfolio.

From your previous answers/responses I assume it is best not to add to these?

Since they are under 1% is it best to sell, or is it best to stay the course and see if they recover over time.

They are all in registered accounts so no tax losses.

As well I have very small position in BAM due to the split. I have added to BN. Should I just let the small position ride or is it best to sell and add to BN or something else?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Colin on November 16, 2023
Q: I've got North America covered for my investments through stock purchases. How would you manage the rest or the world if one wanted diversification with a dividend bent. Would you purchase one ETV such as VEA or buy a few ETFs. Also what's a good starting point for a percentage of portfolio outside of North America.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Mark on November 16, 2023
Q: Rob on November 15 asked about Shareclubs. There is a relatively current listing here: https://money4retirement.ca/canflid_clubs/. It was based on the earlier MoneySaver listings and updated during some outreach with these clubs.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on November 16, 2023
Q: Hi could you please comment on the Brookfield Office Property Inc, 6.359 Cum.Min RR CLAAA PFD S11 . It looks like a great buy with a very high projected dividend your thoughts please
Read Answer Asked by John on November 16, 2023
Q: NWC, good company and stock but approaching a resistance area. I feel it's time to take the profit and sell. But what to replace it with?

Could you pleaase provide a few suggestionsto consider. A dividend payer, solid company making profits, currently at a price with good upside over the next couple of years.

Thanks so much.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on November 15, 2023
Q: Is there an ETF for the USA that is similar to XEI? Listed on a US exchange or TSX.
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Grant on November 15, 2023
Q: Long term holding and price appreciation of AAPL and NVDA has led to a U.S. portion of a registered portfolio weighting of 28% and 17% respectively. I'd like to take some profits on these positions and trim these weightings to diversify. Please provide your top suggestions for replacements to consider in Health, Consumer, IT, Communication, and Financial sectors with a timeframe of 10years+
Read Answer Asked by Chris on November 15, 2023
Q: I noticed where MEEC settled some of their litigation out of court, and still have one more to settle. At least this is information, that I have. My question is, I don't see any dollars and cents that they settled for, therefore are people buying this with the anticipation of a special dividend. Or will there be more income, because of this litigation.
Read Answer Asked by Earl on November 15, 2023
Q: My TFSA has been pathetic due to a severely depressed share price of Lightspeed, down 60 %, and the remaining 4 stocks remaining flat over 5 years.

I'm considering selling them all and starting over. I have at least a 5 year time frame.

Which 4 or 5 Canadian or US stocks would you recommend to boost my returns?

Secondly, would you double up on Lightspeed, keep it, on or let it go?

It is 25 % of my TFSA.
Read Answer Asked by William on November 15, 2023
Q: I am not concerned about the pullback in share prices today as I purchased this one just after the start of the pandemic. But........I invested in Shawcor with the thought that they did pipeline coatings and would be a valuable part of the continuing use of pipelines to transport oil and gas. They have decided to divest themselves of this volatile 25% of their business. Is their remaining 75% positioned to prosper into the future? Thank you Gordo
Read Answer Asked by gord on November 15, 2023
Q: I am thinking of buying a few short term, bonds 1 to 2 years maturity, that are presently discounted with a good credit rating
My thoughts are that with the capital appreciation of the bonds when they mature in 1 to 2 years plus the dividend I can achieve 10 to 12% return
What do you think of this ?
Can you make any suggestions as to three
possible bonds that will fulfil this criteria?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Indra on November 15, 2023
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