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Q: I am a new retiree and interested in income, with some growth. What ETF or ETFs would you recommend for a non-registered account? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on January 11, 2019
Q: I recently purchased FTN .to (Financial Split Shares Corp) as the NAV dropped below $15.00, the dividend was cancelled, and the share price dropped to $3.50 The NAV was $14.45 at Dec 31. Since Jan 2 the US and Canadian bank stocks have started a bit of a recovery and it seems like it wont take too much to regain the $15.00 NAV and dividend reinstatement.
What is your outlook for Canadian and US banks for the coming year and am I treading on thin ice here?? I know you aren't a particular fan of split shares, but it seems like there would be some nice capital gains and dividend if the NAV does go back over $15.
Thank you so much for your valued opinion.
Read Answer Asked by Don on January 11, 2019
Q: Both appear to be solid performers over time...which of these two would you buy today and for what reasons? Are they different enough that one could buy both without being in the same niche?

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Read Answer Asked by Cameron on January 11, 2019
Q: I would appreciate it if you could comment on the latest news for Siyata Mobile. In addition, they recently wrapped up their $2 million private placement financing and received another $1.33 million from exercised warrants. So things seem to be very much moving in the right direction.

Happy New Year.

Jan. 07, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Siyata Mobile Inc. (the "Company" or "Siyata") (TSX-V:SIM / OTCQX:SYATF) is pleased to announce it has delivered on its first purchase order through a Tier 1 cellular operator to a Canadian transportation company for 180 Uniden® UV350 in-vehicle smartphones.
Read Answer Asked by karl on January 11, 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: For an investor looking for some direct exposure to India with a long term outlook, would you prefer FIH.U or INDY or do you have a different top pick? What about IFN which seems to have an indicated dividend yield of 13.4% Would be held in a registered account.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on January 11, 2019
Q: Hi there,

For real estate exposure in the US i have held AMT for 10 years at about a 2% position. With the 5G rollout i beleive these tower services will become significantly more profitable as they sell 'extra space on the existing infrastructure. Your thoughts on this theme and if you were going to add would you add to AMT or CCI. AMT has performed better but has a lower yield. As well, CCI had lower earnings last quarter while AMTs earnings have been growing consistently. I am approaching retirement (next 5 years) so i like a decent dividend with a bit of growth. Thanks for all you do!
Read Answer Asked by kelly on January 11, 2019
Q: Hi team,

I had a position in ATVI in the fall and took a loss on it. If I recall on the last Q, it had weaker guidance than expected and was taking a hit from Fortnite hooking a lot of gamers. I have not heard much recent news other than NFLX and SQ each poaching a top executive from ATVI. They were recently replaced internally today. Gee, I am not saying much positive about it. It seems to have recently bottomed around $45 or so on a technical basis and may be breaking out again. I think the gaming market has a lot of growth ahead of it and ATVI is a major player. What are your thoughts at this point on ATVI or would others in the space be a better pick?

Thanks again,
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on January 11, 2019
Q: I hold a substantial position in VEE as part of my international allocation. While it is priced and trades in Canadian dollars, its core holding is VWO which trades in US dollars. I already have enough US dollar exposure, and welcome the added diversification between the Canadian dollar and local emerging market currencies. However, adding VWO into the mix has me confused as to how F/X exchange rates will affect the performance of VEE. Will any F/X impact to VEE be limited to the relative exchange rates between the Canadian dollar and emerging markets, or does the US dollar somehow play into this?
Read Answer Asked by Steven on January 11, 2019
Q: Investments in emerging markets might make sense at this stage.
What would be your assessment? Would you have another recommendation?
Thank you, Team!
Read Answer Asked by Sigrid on January 11, 2019
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