Q: Could you recommend which Canadian equity ETFs have the best sector balance? I'd like to find something which is not so overweight in financial and material stocks.
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Q: What are your 3 favorite cannabis stocks and what separates these 3 from the rest of the group?
Thanks.
John
Thanks.
John
Q: Just wondered what you thought about senvest for growth thanks Kim
Q: Hat do you think of EMX.phil
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iShares Global Water Index ETF (CWW $65.43)
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Vanguard Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF (VAB $22.87)
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Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index ETF (VCN $57.08)
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Vanguard FTSE Global All Cap ex Canada Index ETF (VXC $70.17)
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Vanguard S&P 500 Index ETF (VFV $158.58)
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Vanguard Global Minimum Volatility ETF (VVO $39.40)
Q: I am holding all of these ETFs in fairly equivalent amounts in both TFSA and Cash accounts. I will need to sell some to pay my 2017 tax bill, as the sale of an investment property has me realizing some significant capital gains.
Do you have a recommendation for which ones to sell over others, or would you maintain an equal weighting? These will be long-term investments.
Do you have a recommendation for which ones to sell over others, or would you maintain an equal weighting? These will be long-term investments.
Q: BCB has broken through and approaching all time hi (21.57). If it keep this up trend, is it an investment candidate. You opinion will be appreciated. Thanks.
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Miscellaneous (MISC)
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High Liner Foods Incorporated (HLF $16.15)
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Clearwater Seafoods Incorporated (CLR $8.24)
Q: Your thoughts on CLR and HLF as they settle down after not so good results. Also, when is the period of greatest tax loss selling and how much would you let it influence buying and selling opportunities particularly in TFSA and RRSP accounts?
Q: Can you provide your insite into this deal? Should I sell my shares OR are there more possibilities in your opinion. I realize that it is US but your opinion is appreciated! Thanks, James
Q: PBH is down bigtime today but I am far more concerned about ENB. PBH is still very much in an uptrend as it has been since 2009. ENB on the other hand, is in a downtrend and has been for a year now. And, very, very rare for a Balanced Equity stock, has been showing up in the 52 week low column a number of times in the past while. What do you see for ENB. Are you considering any changes?
Q: PEO seems to be doing well but it also appears to be very richly valued. Do you concur and what do you consider would be the appropriate valuation metrics?
Q: Gentlemen,
On healthcare sector I have GUD (1.3%) IBB (1.3%) & XVL (1%)
I want add 1.4% to the sector.
Will be a good idea to add HIG.UN ?
Your opinion please.
Thank you
Best Regards
On healthcare sector I have GUD (1.3%) IBB (1.3%) & XVL (1%)
I want add 1.4% to the sector.
Will be a good idea to add HIG.UN ?
Your opinion please.
Thank you
Best Regards
Q: Can you provide your assessment of the recent earning of the two companies, please?
Q: GGP is a retail mall reit.
What does Bam.a see in the company that others are missing?
What would be the equivalent stock in Canada to GGP?
Thanks Ian
What does Bam.a see in the company that others are missing?
What would be the equivalent stock in Canada to GGP?
Thanks Ian
Q: Hi guys can I have your comments on q3 results
Thx stan
Thx stan
Q: While the weed stocks have slowed down in the last week, ACB is still going strong. Can you comment on this and its recent earnings?
Q: Can you comment on Trevalis earnings?
THanks
THanks
Q: : Would you please update your comments on MPVD in light of the Q3results released yesterday?
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iShares Japan Fundamental Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) Common Class (CJP $14.39)
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iShares MSCI Japan Small-Cap ETF (SCJ $89.59)
Q: When I try to trade securities listed in Exchanges in Japan, UK, other Europe, bank-owned brokers (RBC-DI and iTRADE) have a hard time giving me a quote. Even if when I get a quote, the have trouble handling my trade. And if they do, the trades incur very high commissions. I understand there are brokers in Canada who do handle international trades, but I do not know who they are.
I am therefore looking for a Japan small-cap ETF of companies that:
- are small or mid-cap (i.e. prefer to avoid the large Japan cartel type orgs); and
- whose sales have a significant export component; and
- which holding a modest number of securities, say 50 or 75 although I suspect I would have to be flexible as to number of holdings given that I am seeking small-caps
- trades in the US or Canada
I skipped currency hedge as requirements (although that would be great)
I have checked online resources but didn’t see ETFs of Japan-based exporters.
I would be thankful if you are able to tell of any ETFs you are able to find.
I am therefore looking for a Japan small-cap ETF of companies that:
- are small or mid-cap (i.e. prefer to avoid the large Japan cartel type orgs); and
- whose sales have a significant export component; and
- which holding a modest number of securities, say 50 or 75 although I suspect I would have to be flexible as to number of holdings given that I am seeking small-caps
- trades in the US or Canada
I skipped currency hedge as requirements (although that would be great)
I have checked online resources but didn’t see ETFs of Japan-based exporters.
I would be thankful if you are able to tell of any ETFs you are able to find.
Q: You remain big fans of CSU. But would you buy it ahead of the likes of Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Intel, Adobe, Applied Materials, and Apple? I own all these, and don't want my tech weighting to get too high.
Q: What do you think about the recent earnings out of LAS.A? I see that National Bank raised their target from $250 to $270.