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Q: There seems to be a lot of sabre rattling (more global/political than hockey at the moment), so I would like your thoughts on growth at the four companies mentioned i.e., RTX, LMT, NOC, LDOS?
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Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on November 08, 2021
Q: With the recent drop in price, would you consider BHP an ideal opportunity to take advantage of tax loss selling over the next few weeks? Do you still think the dividend payout is reasonably safe? I have not seen the "each representing two" statement before... pls. explain! I am 84 and wanting to add to my income portfolio.
Read Answer Asked by ed on November 08, 2021
Q: Hello 5i Team

I currently hold PH&N High Yield Bond Fund Series D (RBF1280) in a RRSP account.

I would like to transition from this mutual fund to an equivalent ETF.

What ETF would be a suitable replacement for this mutual fund, trading in Canadian dollars on the TSX?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on November 08, 2021
Q: I would appreciate your assessment of this company both in terms of the recent earnings report and future prospects. They mentioned that there are supply bottlenecks and cost inflation of labor, materials and energy that are affecting their results. So how do you see these being resolved and when? Would you be a buyer of these shares after Friday's drop? Please provide rationale for your position. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by John on November 08, 2021
Q: Hello,

I am concerned in a rising interest rate environment CBO (5.0%), CPD (1.92%), XHY (7.4%), VAB (4.13%) are positions that need to change in my portfolio. Portfolio Analytics recommends holding 35% in fixed income. I currently hold about 18%.

Should I be selling some or all of these positions and then re-investing in other fixed income vehicles given the rising interest rates?

I would appreciate your feedback/suggestions on current position. Thanks again for all your great service.
Read Answer Asked by Mauro on November 08, 2021
Q: Which one do you prefer or both? Your opinion is much appreciated, Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Saad on November 08, 2021
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