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Q: I hold approx 5% of my portfolio in O&G, and this is split 60/40 between Imperial Oil/Whitecap. Historically, I have found IMO relatively safe. However, with IMO now at a disappointing 5 year low, would you recommend selling it and replacing it with either more WCP or with another O&G such as SU or CNQ? Thank-you.
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on July 28, 2017
Q: Hi,
Recently they are raising equity @ $6.40/ unit. Is this price attractive and reasonable to increase my portfolio position from 2% to 3% or 4% or I wait sometime then add? I checked with my Brokerage bank who is one of the underwriter of this equity issue, and was told they are sold out. Is it one of the indication that their will be less chance of a sell off in the unit price?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Piyush on July 28, 2017
Q: Hi,

I've just converted a significant amount of cad to USD. This is cash I plan on deploying in the event of a market correction. In the mean time, I am looking for a usd vehicle to park my cash, with the primary goal being capital preservation. Do you have any suggestions? I was thinking something like horizon's HFR etf-does something équivalent exist for USD? Please advise if such an etf exists, and what your preferred vehicle would be.

Thank you
Karim
Read Answer Asked by Karim on July 28, 2017
Q: Hi team,
I wanted to get your opinion on the start of my son's RESP.
BYD 30%, GUD 40%, PHO 15%, CRH 15%
I recently added CRH on what I viewed as a value play, however I'm not sure about this move. Would you swap CRH out, and if so for what? Any suggestions or tips are appreciated.

Keep up the good work. Cheers
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on July 28, 2017
Q: Gordcorp has a decent quarter, but the price is dropping. Should I add more?
Read Answer Asked by Dong Sheng on July 27, 2017
Q: Doing the tire-kicking here on your service (have received magazine for years)...looking over the company reports, at what point to you update them - every 'x' years or if there is a material change to the company? So when I see a company that has a report a year or two old, is that because nothing really has changed regarding the company or you just don't update them every year? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Albert on July 27, 2017
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