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Q: I have owned JPM, TD and BNS for a few years. The thinking was it would enable me to spread my investments outside of Canada. Given the lacklustre performance of JPM and the fact that TD has significant US assets and BNS is international, I am thinking of swapping JPM for VISA (or MC if you think that is better) to get financial assets that may act just a bit differently than the banks. Does this thesis make sense?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 15, 2019
Q: I hold the above banks. Which would you hold right now and which might you liquidate, of you needed the finds and why?

Thanks for all your support,
Mark
Read Answer Asked by Mark on March 12, 2019
Q: The results in TD's capital markets segment in Canada mirror other banks and makes me think we have a canary in the coal mine scenario. That being, Canada's business community is not active in raising capital through both debt and equity issues and, in turn, not spending money on capital projects. This would be partially from the collapse of our oil and gas industry but I am thinking it is wider spread than that. Comment?
Read Answer Asked by Greg on March 01, 2019
Q: Hi guys:
In my Tfsa , I own Td, parex, ccl . Could you please provide me 3 more names you would buy today to add to my Tfsa.
Thx
Mark.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on February 12, 2019
Q: Can you please rate these four banks in terms of growth and least affected by a downturn.
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Read Answer Asked by James on January 29, 2019
Q: Hello, I am looking at making some adjustments to my portfolio over the next few months as I am concerned about the possibility of the next recession perhaps coming by the end of 2019 or early 2020. I would appreciate your recommendations for some defensive stocks which would weather a recession without too big of a drop. I already hold ENB, FTS, BNS and TD which I intend to keep but am looking to replace some of my other stocks with more defensive names.
thanks for your advice.
Paula
Read Answer Asked by Paula on January 28, 2019
Q: Does the following make sense, or is there a flaw I'm missing? For a beginning RRSP with 35 yrs to retirement: 50% VGRO and 50% equal amts TD, EMA, PBH, BEP.UN? ( to increase Cdn exposure and to make a little more conservative)
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by M.S. on January 14, 2019
Q: Could you advise if buys at the above are good value at current levels - looking to hold 3 to 5 years
Tom Allen
Read Answer Asked by Thomas L on January 14, 2019
Q: Hi,

I'm looking for two good dividend payers, with some growth, and minimal volatility over the next 2 years. If they perform, I'd prefer to hold them long term. What to do you recommend and why? I already own AQN. If theres a better choice I haven't mentioned, pease do.
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on January 11, 2019
Q: Please recommend one of the financial companies to be added in my portfolio.
Read Answer Asked by Dev on January 09, 2019
Q: Happy 2019,
Do you have any concern with buying equal amounts of TD, CNR and SU with the recent market pullback? Long (10+ year) hold for a TFSA. Thanks again.
Read Answer Asked by Darby on January 08, 2019
Q: Hi, the listed shares currently make up my portfolio in relatively equal portions. I was wondering--with the $6000 TFSA amount, do any of these names stick out to top up with the full $6k or partial amounts? Alternatively I have been following Savaria SIS and considering initiating a new position? Thanks so much for your guidance.
Read Answer Asked by Simon on January 03, 2019
Q: Can you please provide analysis on TD, RY, and CM in the current economic /political environment, and your recommendation of which Canadian Bank would be best to purchase at this time based on price, dividend and opportunity?
Read Answer Asked by Linda on December 24, 2018
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