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Q: Can you recommend some US stocks with growth and yield?

I have ABBV already.

Thanks
Mark
Read Answer Asked by Mark on July 25, 2022
Q: Is there a China bank crisis looming or already here. What is your opinion on the effect on the world economy, commodities, and stocks. Thanks for your insights.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on July 25, 2022
Q: Good day, With the big drop in SVB today, would you see this as a good entry point for a long-term investor? How do you see it’s growth potential going forward? Assuming it’s a buy at this level, would you see it as worth buying if I already own JPM?
Thank you for your insights, Doris
Read Answer Asked by Doris on July 25, 2022
Q: Is PDBC a good hedge against inflation and would you recommend it ? What is the dividend with PCBC ? The information on my TD acct. and your website are very different. Are there eff's that provide the same commodity exposure that pay monthly or quarterly dividends that you would endorse. Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on July 25, 2022
Q: Could you recommend some clean energy etfs that you think is a good way to play the sector? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gary on July 25, 2022
Q: Can you comment on the investment merits of these two etfs.Are there others that you would see as more attractive for a diverse long term hold of both Canadian specific and US specific etfs?
Read Answer Asked by Kim on July 25, 2022
Q: In my previous question, you commented on places to be if the market looks forward to the end of a recession later this year. In that context, can you also provide good sectors and stocks (trading on the TSX) that are good places to hide out in during the recession / for the period leading up to it (i.e. from now to the end of the year)?
Read Answer Asked by Alexander on July 25, 2022
Q: Barrick gold share price has been declining along with gold price . Would you be in favor to buy this gold miner company for portfolio diversification at this time and in this volatile investment environment? II have no gold or gold equivalent asset in my portfolio. I have refrain from a gold as a diversification asset in my portfolio so far. Given the perhaps opportunistic share price I am tempted to buy it for diversification. It does have a divided as well.
Thanks for your opinion in this matter.
Miroslav
Read Answer Asked by Miroslaw on July 25, 2022
Q: I just received a couple of weighty voting packages from Atlassian which I gave up on after the 74th “whereas”. I take it they are changing their domicile from UK to US, and essentially issuing new shares to be listed on the Nasdaq. If I understood the tax implications for Canadian shareholders if seems it will be a deemed disposition and capital gain or loss type of event. I know I am a little out of bounds asking for too much analysis about a non-Canadian company but just wondering if you had any thoughts. Is it a non-event or do you see any risks (competing with Boris Johnson for moving trucks?) or maybe possible upside? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on July 25, 2022
Q: What would you suggest as a proxy for AEM and FNV. Will take as tax losses and buy back in 31 days. (Bigger loss in AEM.)
Have a small position (spin off) in Fortitude gold.
Conservative investor.
Thank you.
Tulio
Read Answer Asked by Tulio on July 25, 2022
Q: Like a lot of stocks, the homebuilders seemed to reach a bottom on June 17 and then have steadily marched upward. Quite briskly, in fact, even in the face of increasing interest rates. To what do you ascribe their stock improvement, which outmatches almost any other sector I can see, up 25%-30% in a month.
Read Answer Asked by John on July 25, 2022
Q: On July 14 you answered a question from Donald about share buybacks. However, the screener you provided a link for was apparently for US stocks only, and required a monthly subscription.
I am interested in specific buybacks for a limited amount of Canadian companies. I can of course see in announcements that an NCIB has been approved and such, but is there any way to know whether or not they actually are buying back stocks? Must I wait for a quarterly or annual report to find this out after the fact, or is there somewhere I can go to see purchases?
I do know that the amount of stock they have would be reduced, but wonder if the actual share cancellation happens at the buyback, or at their leisure sometime later?

Thanks PK
Read Answer Asked by Paul on July 25, 2022
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