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Q: Dear 5i
For an RRSP , TFSA and cash account which ETF would be your preference , ZSP or VFV ?
Also do you expect the recently announced OPEC cuts to have a long lasting affect on oil prices ?
I`m reading that the price per barrel could reach $105 again within a few months . That being said do you believe there is going to be another leg up in oil stocks ? Gas stocks ?
Thanks
Bill C
Read Answer Asked by Bill on October 06, 2022
Q: Hi, looking to invest long term in one etf for income first , growth second. Would it really matter which one I pick ? I’m thinking zcn for lower mer and higher dividend.
What etf do you like for retired investors (include any other you might consider) Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Brad on October 06, 2022
Q: In answer to Ronnie's question regarding retirement software I have been looking myself for a few years and I must say that is is not that easy to find. May I suggest the following for you to look at: D.R Gobeil and associates' The Canadian Retirement Planner's Software. It is updated annually (for a license fee) for up to date CPP/QPP, income tax tables, etc... Tailored for Financial Planners it is a little raw for the unitiated but still a very good source of information for DIYer.
Quite extensive in coverage, it covers all sources of revenue and if you have a spouse, It is worth looking at.
I have been using it and it is currently my goto reference. It was recommended to me by a financial planner.
Read Answer Asked by Roger on October 06, 2022
Q: I want to start balance equity portfolio,Shall i start with all the stocks or leave some out temporary due to current volatile market.
Admitedly I didn't hold and sold many stocks at loss.
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on October 06, 2022
Q: What publicly traded companies in Canada (outside of the big 6) originate lending for the consumer or small business sector? Ideally looking for companies that have a bit of an alternative focus (M&A, leasehold improvement, appliance financing, etc) and are looking to expand their capital deployment scope.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on October 06, 2022
Q: If on January 1st we don't have cash in our unregisteted account, can we move stocks from there to our TFSA? If so, do we use the market value of the shares on that day? (6500.00)
Read Answer Asked by Andrea on October 06, 2022
Q: For a market bottom/rebound, which 6 US growth stocks would you buy (as opposed to value) and would there be any ETFs you would use? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Michael on October 06, 2022
Q: Hi, if I were to move shares, which have incurred a capital loss at the time of the move, from my cash account to my rrsp, would I be able to claim that capital loss? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Keith on October 06, 2022
Q: hi,
do you know if there is a limit on the number of times one can sell a given equity for a tax loss in a given year, and get the tax advantage?
cheers, chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on October 06, 2022
Q: Hi Team,
I was considering selling out of my oil stock WCP to purchase either / or a combination of adding to Shop, Nvda, and Toi. Would you see this as advisable for a goal of maximum returns over the next 5yrs ? Thanks

Shane
Read Answer Asked by Shane on October 06, 2022
Q: General question: About how far forward does the market look. Per another question asking whether we are nearing the bottom (I know no one can accurately predict it). Looking out to mid 2023, I see a recession and lower corporate earnings. Looking to late 2023 and into 2024 I think we may be in a more robust corporate environment if Central Bank mandates start working.
So, if the market looks out approx 6 mths, we may be seeing more downside. If the market looks beyond and see's better days, maybe we are nearing the lows...?
Your thoughts, thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Harry on October 06, 2022
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