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Q: What is going on in the Canadian and US stock markets today...March 6th, 2025?.....Thanks for your insights!!!.....Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on March 06, 2025
Q: Hi
I am wondering if your support team have considered a platform tool for members to BLOCK questions for selected ticker _ positions ?
Read Answer Asked by Brant on March 06, 2025
Q: I hold a significant position of ZWU ( less ZUT) for stability of the sector during crisis and stable dividends .ZWU holds around 40% of US stocks .In a non registered account, considering various factors: 1) NAV of ZWU is normally dropping over time 2) dividends are higher 3) no dividend tax credit for the US proportion 4) having a US proportion offers some kind of diversification : Alltogether would you consider one of those ETF a better choice for value + dividends? if not ,any ideal proportion of the 2 ? Many thanks ,JY
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on March 06, 2025
Q: I know 5i doesn't like to give portfolio weighting advice so I will approach this is a different way ..... Hypothetical situation . YOU have a RRIF with no fixed income component. You have chosen HPYT to represent that sector . You would be comfortable between "X" and no more than "Y" weighting of HPYT ..... Please solve the equation and provide a value for X and Y ? .... Thanks for your terrific service .....
Read Answer Asked by Garth on March 06, 2025
Q: Hi, can you please comment on their recent quarters?
Anything to be concerned about with either company going forward?
I have owned both for several years (full positions) but SIS has seen a bit of slow growth (for me) the last year and I'd like to reduce to a 1/2 position. Can you please suggest an alternate stock(s) (any sector) given today's environment that should offer better growth potential.

Cheers,
Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on March 06, 2025