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Q: looking for your favorite small and mid cap oil and gas stocks at this time.
Thanks.
Dick
Read Answer Asked by dick on April 16, 2018
Q: Hi Peter and team - I am interested in a junior resource company called Almadex Minerals - AMZ. I think this is a spinoff of Almaden Minerals but am not sure. Would you be able to provide a brief summary of the company including some of the fundamentals, insider ownership and any other information that you think would be useful. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on April 16, 2018
Q: Hi Peter. To my dismay, I currently hold too many pipelines... Enbridge, Pembina, & Inter Pipeline. I wish to cut 2 of the positions and then possibly pickup Algonquin Power. I also own Fortis & Emera. Which pipeline would you suggest keeping, and your reasoning behind it. Also, do you feel 3 power utilities would then be too many and if so, which 2 would you prefer? I welcome your input. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ron on April 16, 2018
Q: Good day,

I currently have in my TFSA portfolio the following stocks which you had recommended
(KXS, PHO, SIS, TOY, PBH, SHOP and DOL). I have 10K which would like to add to my TFSA. What stocks would you consider purchasing to compliment what I already own?
Read Answer Asked by Enzo on April 16, 2018
Q: I currently own in my RRSP the following stocks : GUD, KXS, SLF, SIS, AQN (1/2) and FTS (1/2). I have 6K$ that I would like to add to only two or three of those stocks to avoid too much trading costs.
I have a longterm timeframe (20years +) for my RRSP and am diversified across my other accounts.
I was thinking of KXS, SLF and SIS first, but utilities also look quite cheap to me these days.
What would be your selection? I'd rather not add a new position to avoid having to many...
Read Answer Asked by Julien on April 16, 2018
Q: I am looking for a good intermediate-duration corporate bond ETF, and was favouring ZCM, until I learned that BMO has come out with ZCB. The duration for ZCB is slightly shorter and the fees are lower. Which do you think would be the better choice for a long-term hold for consistent income, or is there a different intermediate-duration corporate bond ETF that you would prefer to these two? Do you think with the introduction of this ETF, that similar funds from iShares and Vanguard will see their MERs drop accordingly to match the low MER of ZCB? I also hold VSB as part of my fixed income allocation. Thank you very much.
Read Answer Asked by Walter on April 16, 2018
Q: looks like gold and energy stocks are coming on strong while most other sectors generally look challenged. is this a good time to get in at least for the short term?
Read Answer Asked by terrance on April 16, 2018
Q: With oil price rising and bullish sentiment seemingly on the upswing what would be your favorite stcoks or etfs at this point?
GUY R
Read Answer Asked by Guy R. on April 16, 2018
Q: Which of the listed companies do you reckon has the best prospects for a 1-year hold from current levels? How about for a 10-year hold?
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on April 16, 2018
Q: I know you are not a fan of market timing. However, with all the action coming from the Mueller investigation of Trump I can't help but digest and interpret the news as a tightening of the noose around Trumps neck. I've gone to 20% cash and might not be done yet. I've committed to sitting here until Mueller resolves one way or the other.

My question is how have markets reacted during previous impeachments (eg. Nixon, Clinton)? Obviously negatively, but to what degree and for how long? Would international equities be less effected?

Best.
Read Answer Asked by Cameron on April 16, 2018
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