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Q: What do you think about Jim Cramer's comments that fossil fuels are dead? With all the pipeline protests and endowment funds divesting of fossil fuel investments, it seems there is limited long term growth for these companies. Should one divest of pipeline and fossil fuel stocks and instead go towards renewables? Considering that millennials will be the next big wave of investors, and they tend to be anti fossil fuels. Could you provide some ETFs that are focused on renewables?
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 14, 2020
Q: Due to fortunate timing following some great advice (thanks 5I!!) combined with the recent market surge, we find ourselves overweight in Tech. With relatively equal weighting, which of these 7 companies (if any) would you consider selling? In what order?
Read Answer Asked by Stan on February 13, 2020
Q: I started half positions in these company’s last week. Do you think it would be best to buy full positions now or wait for a little pullback?
Read Answer Asked by sean on February 13, 2020
Q: GReat article on trying to understand the Brookfield emplire.

https://theprovince.com/financial-times/inside-brookfields-empire-a-complicated-jigsaw-of-500-billion-in-assets-spread-across-the-world/wcm/ced4b714-3e50-4115-b9ac-48d6ce1f623a

Cheers
Read Answer Asked by kelly on February 13, 2020
Q: Hi Team,
This may be a bit of a "shot in the dark" question, but what i'd like to know is your top 5 companies with a "high risk - high reward" profile and 5 in the "medium risk - high reward" for a 3-5 year hold.
thanks
michele
Read Answer Asked by Michele on February 13, 2020
Q: I am finding myself a bit on the heavy side lately in the "technology" sector, which has certainly not been a bad thing. My question is whether or not it warrants a bit of a higher weighting as the sector seams to be broadening so significantly with companies such as REAL, which services the real estate and insurance industry, being classed as Tech sector. With the spread of technology into all industries and aspects of our lives, there seems to be some discrepancies between companies that develop tech for use in an industry being classed as tech or the specific sector. Another example could be CAE which could be argued as transportation and healthcare to a degree but is classed Tech. I Understand that these are just titles and weightings can be a bit flexible. I realize this is a bit of a nebulous question but your comments, clarification are always much valued.

Secondly, I have some cash to deploy and other than technology, what other sector or sectors would you favour (other than to deploy based strictly on a perfectly balanced portfolio, sector wise) would you favour for the longer term at this point in history?

As always, thanks for the sage advise!

John
Read Answer Asked by John on February 13, 2020