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Q: Looking for tax-loss proxy ideas for CAN: DCBO and US: NXT, SMCI, and PLTR. If there are simply better names to consider as replacements, those would be appreciated as well. Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on August 07, 2024
Q: what are you top 5 dividend paying stocks? (US/Canada)
Read Answer Asked by Judith on August 07, 2024
Q: I'm a bit overweight on Energy. I'm also wondering if energy macro is deteriorating. I was thinking can oilseeds would be positive with transcontinental opening. But now I hear China demand is low, and if usa is in recession also not good. I assume canada in recession too. Can you help sort the macro out? Do you see oil prices generally low and deteriorating on the next 1-2 years? Or will demand be there?
Read Answer Asked by Kel on August 07, 2024
Q: Good Morning all.

I currently have a portfolio weighting of 18.1% financials versus the recommended 15%. Individual stocks at 1/2 to full positions include the 4 banks, SLF, ING, MA, TSU, ONEX, BN and BAM. (I do need to consolidate I think).

All have been doing more or less what I would expect; except ONEX. It has been a frustrating stock to own, with a downtrend for the years, in my view, a management enrichment program.

The question - would it make more sense to shed this stock and perhaps one of the banks, then roll the funds into a BN or BAM.

Thanks as always!

Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on August 07, 2024
Q: I’m looking to diversify the fixed income portion of my portfolio. I don’t have any bonds/treasuries so was looking at TLT and XLB. Can I get your thoughts on these and others you could recommend?
Read Answer Asked by Dan on August 07, 2024
Q: Hello Peter,
I have noticed today with some stocks trading on US exchanges showing gain of 3 or 4 percent, yet the same stock on canadian shows negative. For example, ENB traded 2 percent higher on US exchange but negative half percent on canadian .. the time stamps were the same.. I thought the stock price will reflect the exchange rate but the gain or loss should be the same.. are you able to assist? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by umedali on August 07, 2024
Q: What is your opinion on the gold sector over the next 12 months? Would you be a buyer now (why/why not?). If a buyer, which companies (or ETFs) are your favourites?
Read Answer Asked by Doug on August 07, 2024
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