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Q: Thank you for answering my question yesterday. You guys are the best. If you could choose 5 ETF's for a 40,000 RESP for a 8 and 10 year to hold and continual buy for the next number of years - which are they?
I appreciate it,
Brent
Read Answer Asked by Brent on April 30, 2020
Q: Which Biotech and Semiconductor ETFs would you recommended, in order of preference? I do not have any exposure to these sectors.
Read Answer Asked by Satish on April 30, 2020
Q: In todays list, you mentioned to a subscriber to consider VOM.

This ETF has a tracking error of 5.03%, is this important?

Can you please explain "Tracking Error" for everyone, including me.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on April 30, 2020
Q: Do you have a list of companies that have cut their dividends/distributions?
Read Answer Asked by Graham on April 30, 2020
Q: J&J Is slipping . is this related to its not he lead candidate for Covid the Oxford group is ?
Gilead as a treatment how far will it go
Read Answer Asked by thambirajah on April 30, 2020
Q: I was wondering if there was a way to find out what equities are in the CPP and Teacher's Union pension funds.
Read Answer Asked by Federico on April 30, 2020
Q: I have a 5.5% weighting in my portfolio. About 130% gain in a non-registered account. The economy is ground to a halt abruptly probably for quite a few months if not years. I wonder if it is a good time to trim down, bite the bullet and pay the capital gains tax at the high marginal tax rate and buy back to full position when it reaches the bottom? or grin and bear some near term volatility, stick with it for the long term as the economy will be back in a year or two?
Read Answer Asked by Ford on April 30, 2020
Q: Jacques asked about finding better brokers than RBC . I too ...as in another answer from another member...use TD and BMO Investorline...for self investing. BOTH have been very good so far after 6 years of self investing. If there is the odd issue it is corrected very quickly...so far.
I hope that helps
Read Answer Asked by El-ann on April 30, 2020
Q: With the economic fallout coming of writedowns, defaults, market adjustments, would you say the life co's can be a safer bet here than banks?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Randy on April 30, 2020
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