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Q: Good afternoon. I had 1030 shares of Ebb in 2 registered accounts. I sold them today after the current slide. I would like to know of a dividend paying water play for a long term hold. Either pure water, pumping equipment or desalination. What would you advise at this time? David
Read Answer Asked by David on November 17, 2017
Q: Hi Team,

Would like to get into the 'water theme. Would love to know your thoughts on AOS? And could you list some other good water themed stocks in US and Canada which are good investment for growth oriented investor. Thank you kindly. From Chris.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on August 04, 2017
Q: Hi 5i Team

I'm aiming to increase exposure to US growth in the tech and industrial sectors (preferably with some dividend ) I am open to moderate risk and tend to hold positions for years.

Could you suggest 3 names in each to look into?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by mike on July 19, 2017
Q: Good morning. A couple of questions this morning. In regards to the infrastructure that provides drinking water to communities. question 1. What are the names of some go to companies that would provide services required to maintain /upgrade our water systems including testing services of existing facilities/water lines. Question 2. Of these names who do you think would benefit the most from future need to upgrade these facilities
Thank-you. I stop here everyday for updated analyses
Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on March 18, 2016
Q: Is XYL far enough along for investment? It's product, Xyla, is a sugar made from hardwood by-products. This form of xylitol is recommended for the sugar-sensitive. It is anti-bacterial: candy and gum made with hardwood xylitol don't cause cavities. Last night, xylitol (in general) got a plug on The Exchange. Cookies made with xylitol will be on Whole Foods shelves. This tells me public awareness is growing. Is XYL strong enough to grow? From Patti.
Read Answer Asked by Patti on February 26, 2015
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