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Q: Can you please rank these stocks in terms of current valuations / market timing?
I am planning on purchasing 2 or 3 over the next few weeks and am wondering where to start.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by EVAN on May 19, 2020
Q: Hi, on a risk reward basis , what are the 3 oil companies you would invest with the highest leverage to oil prices ?, this will be no more than 2% of my portfolio, so I can take the risk of losing it if they go bankrupt . My exposure to oil is rather small and limited to large companies like Enbridge and Suncor. My view is that oil will have a come back in a 3 to 5 years time.
Read Answer Asked by Alejandro (Alex) on May 19, 2020
Q: Which 3-5 growth stocks on the Canadian or American exchange are you most bullish on their long term potential?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on May 19, 2020
Q: Hi group 2 questions
- I was stopped out of Byd in late March since then have been waiting for pullback to get back in, unfortunately the stock just keeps going up. I am of the opinion the market is way overbought in general and my time should come or should I nibble away ? or do you have another strategy that may work. I intend to buy 1,000 shares over the next year
2 nd question I am thinking of buying Meg + Tog due to extremely low stock price Eric at Sprott has recommended them both as top picks - I respect his opinion what do you think ?...thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terence on May 19, 2020
Q: Hi 5i,
Can you provide three US health related stocks that are in different areas of the healthcare field, that you would currently buy?
Thanks
Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on May 19, 2020
Q: If you had to put a fair price ( or range ) on the stock today - what would it be? If you want to wait till after the quarter to answer the question that is okay. I don’t trust analysts but I trust you. I am trying to decide at what point I want my average price to be. I have $20,000 in cash to add to my position and the investment now will have very substantial profits in five years which I know the price will be significantly higher than it is now. I am usually NOT in favour of averaging down but I know they will get to the other side intact. Currently my average price is just north of $32, which I thought was good 45 days ago.
Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on May 19, 2020
Q: Vaccine developers are something like the Klondike goldrush, numerous companies are hoping to discover the vaccine for this virus and that would make them the next Shopify. I read a lot and especially on US sites. A few companies surfaced recently which could possibly be the next gold discovery (vaccine) which are ARCT, NVAX, DVAX, IBIO and GOVX. Do you recognize any of these and think they could be the next big stock winners in providing a vaccine for the epidemic?
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on May 19, 2020
Q: Diversified Royalty DIV is now down close to 50% since March and showing no signs of recovery like many other stocks have in April and May. Can you provide your current assessment of the company and dividend sustainability (now in excess of 12% yield)? Do you recommend I hold or sell it and replace with a more stable dividend stock? Thx - John C
Read Answer Asked by john on May 19, 2020
Q: As I understand Golden Valley (gzz.v) owns 45%, or 5.6 million shares, of Abitibi Royalties (rzz.v). Abitibi has a market cap of c$275 million. That puts Golden Valley's share of Abitibi alone at c$123 million market value. But Golden Valley's market cap is only c$72 million. CEO of Golden Valley is chairman of both boards. Same CFOs. Abitibi is buying back/reducing share count aggressively. What am I missing in these valuations?
Read Answer Asked by Bob on May 19, 2020
Q: Could you please give me your current thoughts on Northern Dynasty Minerals. In August you mentioned that their Pebble project once again has a way forward. They continue to move slowly forward on getting the project permitted. With Alaskas current heavy dependency on oil jobs and revenue in serious decline, mineral projects will become ever more important source of revenue for them.
As always thanks for the great insights and advice.
John
Read Answer Asked by John on May 19, 2020
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