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Q: Good morning,

BCE seems to have broken up out of a wyckoff base lately. Do you happen to have any news of improvement in the company to support this price movement? I read that there’s been a little rotation into defensive stocks recently, but who knows.

Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Sandra on July 17, 2025
Q: Could you please share your top 10 US names for long-term total return (10+ year horizon)? Can be a mix of dividend yield and capital appreciation, but I'm indifferent as to whether the company has a dividend or not. Also, no need to hit all sectors. Much appreciated!
Read Answer Asked by Stefan on July 17, 2025
Q: I hate to ask this but I have to because I keep adding little bites of CLBT as it comes down and it won't stop coming down which means I want to keep adding more little bites.

What would you view as the floor for this share price? As much as you like it, can you see any reason for its continuing steady decline? Is there a worst case scenario that investors are exiting based on or is it just a lack of excitement/news? Lastly, are fundamentals improving or declining and what do you expect from their upcoming earnings?
Read Answer Asked by Tim on July 17, 2025
Q: Hello,

You've replied to questions regarding Valeura Energy's financials earlier in the year. It seemed at the time, you used Bloomberg's numbers which differ greatly from that of the company's. Wondering if you can take another look and comment on whether you feel the current share price still represents good value. Their revenue and cash position over the past few years seems decent for a smaller oil play. Just wondering if I should continue hanging on to my position for a little more potential upside?
Thank you,
Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on July 17, 2025
Q: I am currently taking CSC and in the textbook they talk about negative interest rates happening during Covid in the US and that they have happened in Japan or in Europe. I don't understand why firms would choose to buy bonds that guarantee them a loss of money when in theory they could choose to just hold cash. Could you please provide some clarification on why firms or people would buy (nominal) negative interest rate bonds?
Read Answer Asked by Aidan on July 17, 2025
Q: Hi Team:
I have some cash sitting in RIF acct. Presently in RBF2010 paying 2.3% interest, with unlimited charge for buy or sells..
Would I be better to spent the $9.95 and buy into something like CASH or PSA? Then I would also have to pay $9.95 to get out.
As a follow-up to that question how about if this was in an 'open account' , Where the interest is taxed at 100% income whereas CASH or PSA would act like a dividend income and therefore taxed at roughly 66% income.
OR do you have a better suggestion for larger amounts of $$
Thank you. :-)
Read Answer Asked by Ken on July 16, 2025
Q: Hello Team,
Could you rank these three pipelines for total return over the next couple of years. and why?
Thank You,
Barry
Read Answer Asked by Barry on July 16, 2025
Q: Given the current Political/Fiscal/Demographic environment, I want to deploy funds to services that cater to seniors. The caveats are: 1) Taxable Account; 2) Cdn. $s; 3) To hold for 5+ years; and 4) Dividends of both seem reasonable, but are future prospects comparable, given relative financial strength and current governance? Thank you for your support and the questions from my fellow subscribers with your responses. Bill
Read Answer Asked by Bill on July 16, 2025
Q: What do you believe as the best buying opportunity in the market these days?
1 small cap stock
1 mid cap stock
1 large cap stock
1 ETF

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Nick on July 16, 2025
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