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Q: You mentioned that Cls as high risk ,would you consider Hammond at the same level? And if not for tax loss which one is a better hold or what would be a better alternative to swap for Hammond if tax loss is prefered?Tks.Larry
Read Answer Asked by Larry on April 14, 2025
Q: In this environment do you consider investing in active etf instead of regular index.

Can you also suggest active etf for USA, CDN and global markets index.

Thanks for the great advice and support.
Read Answer Asked by Hector on April 14, 2025
Q: Hi,
I own very small position in CTS. There was a meeting on last Friday to vote on an offer for selling the company at C$5.50. The price at present is C$5.98. I will book 55% loss if I sell at this price of C$5.98. As a fresh eye what is your thought on
1) Sell the shares and invest it in CSU or Lumine to take advantage of this price weakness (I hold GIB and DGS) or
2) Waite until it is taken out by some one if this offer is raised or some one makes counter offer?

I am unable to make quick move to take advantage of this weakness of market.
Thanks
Piyush
Read Answer Asked by Piyush on April 14, 2025
Q: Could I have your opinion on XHY?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by kim on April 14, 2025
Q: Hi, I am supporting my 32 year old son in investing a very modest RRSP - $12K total. Given his age, can you recommend a solid set of ETFs or Stocks to get him started?

Thx

Kathryn
Read Answer Asked by Kathryn on April 14, 2025
Q: For some diversification along with some income I’m debating adding a bit more food service industry. I already own a half position of AW but would consider adding another half of same or go with a different half such as PZA, KEG.UN, BPF.UN, or SRV.UN. Thoughts
Read Answer Asked by David on April 14, 2025
Q: What would you think about tactically moving / trimming from EMA / FTS - the more regulated utilities to ones like BIP / BEP given the big differences in performances YTD. Would you not feel that when the markets recover EMA / FTS will be used as a source of cash?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on April 14, 2025
Q: Hello,

Your earlier reports included comparisons with peer companies and competition. It is missing from the newer reports. In my opinion it is valuable to have this information and I request you to consider including this in your reports, although the methodology to arrive at valuation may be different. Thanks.
Sincerely, Shyam
Read Answer Asked by Shyam on April 14, 2025
Q: When a RRSP becomes converted into a RRIF ,I tend to believe that owning a certain proportion of covered calls ETF ( let's say 30- 40% ?) could be interesting in order to get enough dividends each year , to avoid selling, and to preserve the capital for constant revenues when you are in excellent health..Thanks for any comments or suggestions ,the goal being long term optimized revenues .
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on April 14, 2025
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