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Q: I currently have exposure to CEW, which has an MER of 0.61% and a monthly distribution yield of 3.03%. Are there any alternatives to CEW that have a lower expense ratio and higher yield?
Read Answer Asked by Shobhit on January 14, 2022
Q: Could you please provide your top two picks in both the materials and energy sectors?
I don't have any investments in materials now and wonder if I should have something. Currently I hold ENB and PKI in energy and am thinking of switching PKI for TOU or SU.
The remainder of my portfolio is well balanced and as a retiree stability and income are more important than speculative growth.
Read Answer Asked by Lyle on January 14, 2022
Q: Can I get the valuation on the four companies and your thoughts please

thank you
Read Answer Asked by Kristelle on January 14, 2022
Q: Correction**

Thank you for the answer on TIXT.

Looking for some clarity on your answer. A rating of A- would not be seen/interpreted as a hold to me. Especially given the stock is at more attractive multiples then when you wrote the report. So please elaborate on how you you now see the stock as a hold and not more of a buy?

Also, just confirming you think a good price for TIXT is $45 and at $30 it is very very attractive? Obviously a 33% and want to confirm that this is what you meant.

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by James on January 13, 2022
Q: Please classify each of the above companies as one of the following:
LOWER RISK
MEDIUM RISK
HIGHER RISK
Thanks for your great service - use as many questions as you wish. ram
Read Answer Asked by Ray on January 13, 2022
Q: I see PBH is in the Balanced Portfolio. Its share price has been falling since November 2021, just after the last earnings release. To my mind, those results seemed reasonably favourable, except for a small miss on estimates for per share earnings. What was your view of those results? You have often commented that one quarter is not an appropriate time to assess, but where do you see things going for the company from here? When do they next report? and what are the expected results? Last, the P/E is reported at 45 - has been that high historically and if not, why has it become so high? Thank you for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on January 13, 2022
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