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Q: I am looking for ETF's that cover CD,CS,IND, and Communication. If there are no ETF's can you give me some beta-pro's
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by James on April 20, 2020
Q: Sorry, I did not mean to limit my question to investing opportunities only in Canada.
What opportunities do you see in the US and would you be able to rank both the Cdn and US suggestions regardless of country in order of preference pls.

Thanks,
Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on April 20, 2020
Q: Am needing to get more health exposure into my portfolio. So the question is with say 20 000 to invest, do you put it all into ZLV ETF or is there more growth potential by buying two or three quality stocks like JNJ, PFE and GILD.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on April 20, 2020
Q: Wow your team is good!

I am short in health care in my portfolio. Can you please provide me with your current five favourite health care buys for growth over the next five years. I am comfortable with volatility, Canada or US, and small, medium or large cap.

Thanks in advance

Read Answer Asked by Brian on April 20, 2020
Q: ONEX has been a $100 stock within the last 5 years; what will it take to get it back in that neighbourhood?
Interesting that they're deploying capital now with the acquisition of ICS but I think it's fairly small in their portfolio, maybe Westjet sized under 5%?
Also is there a succession plan for Gerry Schwartz? Nigel Wright seems to be still very much in the picture.
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on April 20, 2020
Q: Hi there,
Say one has 200 shares of company ABC. They sell 100 shares and 15 days later sell the remaining 100 shares. Can one repurchase the first 100 shares sold in thirty days without loosing the capital loss?
Tx.
Read Answer Asked by John on April 20, 2020
Q: I feel I am to heavily weighted in these financials. Would you please rank them as to which ones you would keep and why. Thank You.
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on April 20, 2020
Q: According to StockCharts, GUD has increased 32.45% in the past month. The only stock in your Balanced Equity portfolio that is down is NFI, down 27.45%. My question is, re NFI why? Should we be patient? Can we see NFI rebound when the pandemic subsides and people start moving around again?
Read Answer Asked by Fred on April 17, 2020
Q: In answer to @Cheryl, Knight released two news yesterday. The Triumvira repayment shows that Goodman's strategy of battling mostly 'singles' (except the GBT 'homerun') is working.

However, a more meaningful news is that Knight finished repurchasing 100% of their shares buyback under their NCIB. I don't recall a company actually buying "all" of the NCIB allocation. We knew they had bought 78% of it as of March 30, 20 in their Q4 2019 quarterly report. We could have expected they would buy the other 18% but still did it quickly with Stock having dropped a lot in the COVID market (even though they said COVID had not affected their business - well not yet at least).

Question: their NCIB only expires on July 8. Does it mean GUD has to wait until July 8 to request another NCIB to the TSX if they want to continue buying back their shares? Medison still owns 7.5% (10.5M shares) of the company, and I would really like to have GUD arrange a 'block' buyback of Medison's Shares via a 'special NCIB' repurchase to finish the Meir Jacobson involvement once and for all without disrupting the share price, or at least causing uncertainty/concern on that.

Is that possible? And if so, does it have to wait until current NCIB expires in July even as they have completed 100% of the current NCIB already? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Jennifer on April 17, 2020
Q: May I have your opinion on the psychedelics space? More specifically Mind Medicine Inc. (MMED.TO) and Champignon Brands (SHRM.CN). Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Manoj on April 17, 2020
Q: The VIX is below 40 this morning. Is that a sign that the worst is over or are investors becoming dangerously complacent. How does 5I interpret the recent movements of markets.?
Thank You
Read Answer Asked by Clarence on April 17, 2020
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