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Q: Hello. I'm in my late forties and looking for the best investments for growth with not too high of a risk over 10+ years. would you be able to tell me you best five picks in this category?
Read Answer Asked by Shane on November 07, 2024
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
A year ago you stated that 2024 would be a "muted" year for this shipping company and you were right. It has drifted down. At the time you also stated that 2025 would see growth and better times. I am a long term investor so I held. So now I am faced with the same dilemma only a different year. So please give me your up to date assessment...Does 2025 look better...especially with all this geopolitical conflict and a threat of tariffs...not sure if that would reduce cargo tariff. Your assessments are always of value and is why I keep renewing my membership year after year.
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on November 07, 2024
Q: Where would 5i see things in terms of an ideal cash level in a portfolio today? Fully deployment or is there a % you would reserve in cash for opportunities in a bad day/week/month? Would you agree that volatility should be expected in the months ahead based on Trump's comments moving the market as they did in the past?
Read Answer Asked by Tim on November 07, 2024
Q: Trump said he would pay down Debt and Lower Taxes

How about this ? Pres Trump will put on Tarrifs , What if he applies ALL Tariff Money raised against paying down U S Debt. It is like a tax on American Consumer anyway and in this way he pays down U S Debt ,

Is that idea too much off the wall ? I think it is a great Idea ,

RAK
Read Answer Asked by bob on November 07, 2024
Q: I know you have had mixed commentary on these two. Questions:

1. On BCE, do you think the dividend on common shares is "safe" (I own it for the dividend ... capital appreciation is less of a concern) Would I be better off simply selling my common BCE shares and buying some BCE preferred shares (and if so, which one). Or should I sell it and buy something else with more upside ?

2. SPB announced a major cut to their dividend this morning. And based on my reading, the latest quarter was less than staller. What are your thoughts on this one overall given this news?

I hate being reactionary but I'm down over 20% of both of these ....
Read Answer Asked by Randy on November 07, 2024
Q: My son moved to the USA a few years ago and has opened a Roth IRA upon which I am advising him. He holds the ETFs listed above. I have two questions upon which I would appreciate your advice. In which order of preference would you add to the existing holdings? And can you suggest two additional ETFs to complement the current holdings?



Read Answer Asked by Peter on November 07, 2024
Q: I am anxiously waiting a correction to buy these two companies before the year end, given their recent spectacular rise. Is it a realistic approach ? or would you consider a good move to take action now as soon as possible?

Thank you very much
Read Answer Asked by Gabriel on November 07, 2024
Q: I will appreciate it if you could provide your perspective on NPI.
What are the future prospects since the new Government in USA is not friendly for the likes of NPI and BEPC.
Is NPI a hold , sell or an opportunity to average down.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terry on November 07, 2024
Q: Following Donald Trump's recent election victory, utility stocks have experienced a pullback. Given the current valuation, would you consider it a good entry point given the recent weakness? Please also rank it

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Kate on November 07, 2024
Q: What is your opinion on using trailing stop loss orders to protect unrealized gains?
If used, is it better to set a trailing stop as a percentage or fixed amount?
If a percentage, what percentage below the current price would you recommend?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on November 07, 2024
Q: What effect do you think Trump's election and energy policies (Drill, Baby, Drill) will have on Canada's energy industry, both on the big upstream companies such as CNQ and Suncor and the smaller exploration companies such as Kelt and Tamarack.
Read Answer Asked by Chuck on November 07, 2024
Q: Lots of volatility based on the election results. This may be too early to ask, but are there any stocks that have risen (or fallen) too much on fundamentals as a result of the election? Looking for potential sell (or buy) opportunities if you think appropriate.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on November 07, 2024
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