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Q: hi i5
would like your opinion on aah since earn report and stock increase
thanks
ed
Read Answer Asked by ED on October 22, 2013
Q: Hi team, really appreciate the advice. Recently I have altered my portfolio quite a bit to focus on growth stocks. Currently I hold AAPL, STN.TO, CSU.TO, CMG.TO, HCG.TO and VG.TO. Do you think I am diversified enough? If not, what are some sectors and specific companies that I should look into moving out of / into?
Read Answer Asked by Eric on October 22, 2013
Q: I am looking for a new US$ investment to replace my BPO that I had in US$. I'm light on consumer based stocks if anything in that category is of interest?
Read Answer Asked by John on October 22, 2013
Q: WHAT IS YOUR OPINION ON PTI, IS IT A GOOD LONG TERM STOCK
Read Answer Asked by Tony on October 22, 2013
Q: Hello Peter!
On 15th.October I started my $100K Portfolio partially based on your Model Portfolio and also on my own ideas as follow|
ACQ-13%
CSU-13%
AD- 13%
BAD-12.5%
AYA-7.7%
STN-7.7%
BYD.un-9.2%
MG-9.3%
ESL-6.5%
RRx-6.5%
Please give me your opinion on my portfolio and what would you change. Thanks Andrew B.
Read Answer Asked by Andrzej on October 22, 2013
Q: Hi Peter and 5iResearch Team,
Can you please provide your outlook on the Ishares S&P Global Industrials, XGI. Thank you.
LInda
Read Answer Asked by Linda on October 22, 2013
Q: Hello Peter and 5iResearch Team, I'm asking only because I know you would have an informed opinion regarding Japan and specifically Toyota TM:US. Can you please provide your longterm outlook.
Thanks so much! Linda
Read Answer Asked by Linda on October 22, 2013
Q: What are your views on C-N (Citigroup) and HBC-N (HSBC? Do you consider HBC to be the more international of the ? Finally, would you prefer a more US or International focus on banks at this time. Thanks for the wonderful service you proved.

Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on October 22, 2013
Q: Hi Peter
You are one of a very select few who I follow on BNN. Have you sorted out your picks for this Friday?

Thank you


Read Answer Asked by Marty on October 22, 2013
Q: Hi Peter,
I realize you are mainly into stocks but I had a call from a company named "Rare Diamond Investor". They sell coloured diamonds as an investment. Just wondering what your thoughts on that are? Is it a risky investment. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Charlie on October 22, 2013
Q: Hi 5i team, we have read Random Walk down the Wall Street. Joy to read it. My question is on the other book Stock Analysis. Would it be similar to Intelligent Investor by the same author? Also, how about Non-random Walk down the Wall Street?
Read Answer Asked by victor on October 22, 2013
Q: I am a conservative investor. Please give me your top picks in the following groups: industry, resources, consumer, finance and utilities. Could you also provide an exit value for each pick. The picks would be for long term holds. Thank you, love the web site.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on October 22, 2013
Q: Regarding the earlier question about Partners, PAR.UN my portfolio is set up for income with some growth with 4% in REITS.
Would you consider the addition of Partners as an opportunity to pick up yield with potential longer term capital appreciation once the dust clears or is there too much risk involved, either the distribution being maintained or other concerns?
If the addition has merrit would a switch from RioCan make sense or should I use new money?
Thank you for your thoughts, Brian
Read Answer Asked by Brian on October 22, 2013
Q: I am interested in Horizons Active Floating Rate Bond ETF ( HFR ) as part of a fixed income allocation. However, I am hesitant because of what I don't understand ie." The ETF may use derivatives,include interest rate swaps to deliver a floating rate of return." Is ths benign or a red flag?
Read Answer Asked by William on October 22, 2013
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