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Q: My question is 2 part.
I am a long term investor, ok with risk and fluctuations and no need for the cash anytime soon.
Ive read a few of your comments regarding some hesitation towards emerging markets. Would you sell out of VEE or do you see it doing something positive soon?
What do you think about buying into one of the trillion dollar companies now? I was hoping for a dip on Amazon, but that doesnt seem likely to happen. Do you have a favorite? Would you reccomend using the proceeds from VEE to do this or keeping VEE and using new money?
Read Answer Asked by david on September 06, 2018
Q: 5-I,

Please educate me on split shares.
* Do they belong in an income portfolio?
* what are important factors to look at?
* are there any things that can blindside an investors?
* if you like them , please give some recommendations

Thank you,

Paul
Read Answer Asked by paul on September 06, 2018
Q: About ALA, FTN, PIC-A, how safe are those dividends ? For income would you buy any ? If so in which order. If none are buyable which other high dividends payers would you recommend ?
Already own over 20 dividend payers but mostly are under 5% except BYP, KWH, BEP, NWH.
Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Luc on September 06, 2018
Q: Hi there,
Do you know if there is a minimum holding period for this Sprott product? If so, how long is it and what is the penalty for early sale? I have contacted Sprott four times with no reply. Tx.
Read Answer Asked by John on September 06, 2018
Q: Good afternoon 5i team
My wife and I are retirees and conservative investors. On the recent decline, I initiated a 1% position (in total) in the captioned gold stocks; it added diversification to our portfolio. Given that gold securities could suffer in a general market decline, I'm wondering if I should continue to add towards a 5% position now, or wait for further possible declines to increase our position. Thank you for your comments. Edward
Read Answer Asked by Edward on September 06, 2018
Q: I wish to allocate up to 10% into this new sector - if I understand it correctly. Currently I own TELUS [about 3%/10% target], and at 1% - TD Entertainment & Communications [allowing that 51% will move to technology], SPOT, IQ, NVDA.
I wish to add eSports and streaming stocks to this sector - TTWO, ATVI, TCEHY?? and NVDA.
Pls advise how to build this sector with growth in mind.
Thank you for excellent advice.
Sam
Read Answer Asked by sam on September 06, 2018
Q: What do you think of LADR and WPC Thanks Phil
Read Answer Asked by philip on September 06, 2018
Q: I have seen you reference PHYS as a good way to play Gold, what are your thoughts on PSLV and Silver in general?
Read Answer Asked by Deryck on September 06, 2018
Q: In a well balanced portfolio that is similar to the 5iR Balanced Portfolio, both BYD.un and PKI have increased in portfolio weighting from the initial investment positions. I recall 5iR saying to keep SIS less than 4.5%. For BYD.un and PKI, what would you suggest be the upper limit for the portfolio weighting of each of these two position?.......and thanks for these position recommendations.....Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on September 06, 2018
Q: Sector target 10%; sub-sectors - Transport 40%, Industrial Goods & services 50%; Aerospace & Defense 10% for GARP in genreral. Pls advise on overall allocations. Should we extend to 12-15%? Willing to accept market risk at this stage.
Transport - own CNR, DSG; W/List - could add CSX, XPO, TFII, others? - your advice.
Industrial Goods& Services - own BBU, BAD, KEYS [initial position]; W/List: could add WSP, SIS, others?? - your advice
Aero & Defense: own BA - suggest sell & buy XAR or ITA - your advice pls.
Infrastructure stocks - any pure plays that I am missing or covered in above?
Appreciate excellent and timely advice. Thx
Sam
Read Answer Asked by sam on September 06, 2018
Q: 5I bought it at $49. Here's my chance to get it cheaper for $42. Down 22% in a matter of a week or so. I knew I wasn't buying a blue chip stock but I didn't think I was speculating either. Setting aside the issue of " Comfort Level ". I had no problem taking a 5% position in ENB when it was volatile because it was a blue chip stock....What level of investment product did I buy ? Why should I stick with it ? I have a 2.2% position in TSGI. If it is a good company should I increase that to 4% or just weather the storm ? Are there better opportunities elsewhere ?
Read Answer Asked by Garth on September 06, 2018
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