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Q: How does the Interest rates NOT increasing anymore according to U.S. and Bank of Canada affect the utility and financial sectors. How much volatility should I expect in these sectors over the remainder of 2019.

Ernie
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on April 10, 2019
Q: My international allocation currently resides with VI and VIU. What are the downsides of switching these two for VIDY for more yield?
Thx.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on April 10, 2019
Q: Good morning. I need to raise some cash and would like to know how you would rank these stocks from "sell first" to "sell last"
Thank you,
Fran
Read Answer Asked by Fran on April 10, 2019
Q: Hello. My question is about the market value of ETF's. How does the market value relate to the NAV? Does the M.V. get adjusted to the total NAV of the underlying stocks? And if yes, how often does the revaluation happen. Basically, when I purchase an ETF, am I paying an amount (MV) that that might be higher than the underlying NAV of the ETF?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Alex on April 10, 2019
Q: InPortfolio analytics, with the addition of the value of a defined benefit pension(roughly $80,000/yr becomes $2,000,000 in value), you add this value to the fixed income part of the portfolio. I know it's a difficult thing to calculate, but these pensions all invest in various forms of investments including equity, so some of your fixed income is already ion equity but not shown in your analysis.
Cheers, and thanks for every thing you provide us in a difficult investment world.

Slainte. Chris
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on April 10, 2019
Q: I'm overweight financials and thinking of selling my US holding BAC and ORI and switching to a US dividend ETF such as DGRO. Any other suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on April 10, 2019
Q: Hi Team
I am looking for oil companies to invest in, I would like a mid to small cap, company with reasonable debt and fairly decent cash flow. I don't mind taken higher risk with small caps, I just feel that it gives me a better upside, and like I say I don't mind the risk. Would like a little in the oil sands as I see the wti discount is a lot lower than before and have read that the world refineries are short of the heavy oil, not sure if this is true or not. Lastly what gas producers will benefit from the new pipe line and refinery, assuming that the darn thing gets build. I know I have asked a few questions so please take as many credits as you like
Thank-you
Auftar
Read Answer Asked by auftar on April 10, 2019
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