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Q: I know pharma stocks like LLY and NVO are hot (and expensive) now due to the success of their GLP-1 drugs but what about the other big pharma stocks like PFE and BMY that have been hammered post-covid and now yield up to 6%? PFE has bounced from $26 to about $28 today but is it too soon? Value traps? Dead money? What is your opinion of when to get in (if ever)? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Stefan on January 19, 2024
Q: I have be considering swapping CAE for BDGI. Badger is widely exposed across the US while CAE seems to be slow getting traction at a time when business should be good.
What are your thoughts on these companies and their potential growth.

Thanks for the great service
Read Answer Asked by Clarence on January 19, 2024
Q: I'm curious as to why you recommend VFV as it is my understanding that it is a Canadian ETF invested in a US S&P 500 ETF which has double taxation in a RRSP and doesn't seemed to be taxed favorably in a TFSA or non registered account either. Wouldn't be better to buy ZSP which invests directly in the S&P stocks or HXS which has a higher fee but no dividend to trigger withholding tax?
Read Answer Asked by Cheryl on January 19, 2024
Q: What do you think the reason is for this massive sell off is just profit taking on news,seems like a good entry point would you agree and did this quarter start to show any of Pepsi partnership results or is that still possibly a massive international runway still coming,would you buy a half position at this price,low fifties Thanks for your thoughts on the quarter
Read Answer Asked by Greg on January 19, 2024
Q: Hello 5i,
If I transfer winning stocks in kind to a TFSA but do not cash them in will I have to pay tax on the dividends to be received?
Thank you
Stanley
Read Answer Asked by STANLEY on January 19, 2024
Q: Hi 5I
Regarding anthony questions , Not withstanding that BIR is surely in the doghouse, is it worth a second look now and at what price would you consider it worth the risk/reward.

CEO stated in interview yesterday that the lower dividend was sustainable for next number of years....opinion? Is this the ceo responsible for reinstating initial dividend?


Thx
Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on January 19, 2024
Q: What is up with SMCI today. Just bought it Dec.19/2023. Let it ride or take the profit?
+$100.00 a share.
Read Answer Asked by John on January 19, 2024
Q: Good Morning:
Thanks as always for your help. In my recent question concerning Payfair I asked if you could direct me to a recent question from a member asking about the dollar tiers of small, medium, and large companies, both in the US and Canada
Thanks, Ben.
Read Answer Asked by BEN on January 19, 2024
Q: Hi. After reading your ETF newsletter, I was considering this ETF as a good way to buy into many of the larger companies that are higher performers on the US market. I already have a full market ETF. What is your opinion?
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on January 19, 2024
Q: I have held MRE in my TFSA for the past couple of years and have done "okay".
However, I'm looking at moving into something with more total return potential and am considering either BTO or DPM, as I feel both could do well in a strengthening gold market (which I can foresee over the next year or so).
Which would you lean towards and why?
Thanks, Rick
Read Answer Asked by Richard on January 19, 2024
Q: In a recent answer comparing the 2 ETFs, VFV & HXS, you said HXS does not pay any distribution. Does that mean it is like DRIP, instead of a dividend payment, your share holdings increase every quarter. Thanks … Cal
Read Answer Asked by cal on January 19, 2024
Q: Looking for some guidance re considerations to consider in trading TCN at this point. What would your view be on the expected share price movement over the next 3 months. What factors might there be at play to improve the current stock price versus to lower it or finally the likelihood of it stagnating here. So do see it as a sell because current price likely as good as it gets, a hold because upside likely, or, if not too large a portfolio holding, a trim perhaps. Thank you for your views.
Read Answer Asked by Ken on January 19, 2024
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