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Q: Hi Team,
This earnings season has seen many growth stocks , especially tech; get absolutely smashed for not exceeding expectations. This being said, would it be wise to sell some Nvda before earnings as I am overweight? I am wondering if this will be any other name that drops 20% because it didn’t beat analysts estimates quite enough ? Or do I just ride the wave being my investment time frame is 10yrs plus?

Thoughts ?
Read Answer Asked by Shane on May 10, 2024
Q: Is there a Canadian ETF similar to the Sprott Uranium ETF URNM which only trades in the US .
Read Answer Asked by Guy R. on May 10, 2024
Q: I hold the above in a taxable account focused on dividend income. I also hold FTS separately. Increasingly I believe that there will be increased demand for renewable power to drive AI, electric charging cars etc... Do you have any recommendations that are dividend payers that would play into this theme of increased power demand?
Would you add to or remove any of the above based upon company fundamentals?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 10, 2024
Q: Presumably ZSP and ZSP.U are identical except for the currency. Does ZSP.U also pay its distributions in USD? I currently own ZSP. Do you if it is possible to directly convert ZSP to ZSP.U or do I have to through the process of selling ZSP, converting the cash to USD and then buying in ZSP.U using USD? Thanks as always. Your service is great.
Read Answer Asked by Andre on May 10, 2024
Q: Hoping you could suggest an ETF portfolio for an RRSP account with a minimum 12 years until withdrawals are made. The account is starting from scratch.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on May 10, 2024
Q: SUncor has suggested that once they reach 12B in debt that they will return 75% of free cash flow to shareholders. As a shareholder I like that. My question is why wouldnt paying down debt be a better marker for shareholders? While I recognize that the Company can write off interest expense against their income, it seems incongruous.
Read Answer Asked by Kelly on May 10, 2024
Q: Considering the recent run-up of nutrient would you change your entry level price of 65$ and secondly would you consider a switch from White Cap to nutrient at what price to offer more upside? Currently I am overweight and On margin with white cap with the dividend all but paying the interest. Any thoughts .and tks.Larry
Read Answer Asked by Larry on May 10, 2024
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