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Q: Hi Peter/Ryan
I am buy & hold investor. With quarterly results out for couple of mentioned companies, do you think any of these stocks don't fit in that category anymore irrespective of sector or there are better ones ?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by S on May 10, 2019
Q: Hi 5i Guys,
What is your opinion on ALA's results and what do you think the outlook is for the stock going forward?
Would you suggest a Buy, Sell or Hold for the stock? What would you consider as "Danger Signals" that would suggest it may be time to exit the stock?
Thanks
Tom
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on May 03, 2019
Q: I have held AltaGas in a registered account for many years. I recently received an Information Circular to vote in a meeting May 2. One item to be voted is a 'reduction of stated capital'. I carefully read the description provided but am no wiser about what is proposed. Is this something I should be concerned about? It seems to be an entry on the financial statements to satisfy the Canada Business Corporations Act.
Thanks,
J
Read Answer Asked by J on April 16, 2019
Q: Kitchen sink of holdings that are under 1% of my portfolio flagged by your new analytic tool. Double down or dump for each of these please. Balanced equity follower 5 year time horizon. For the dumps offer suggestion for replacement in tech utilities or coms which I am under allocated.

Read Answer Asked by Tom on April 12, 2019
Q: Hi, I can obtain 7ish% yields on various preferred share issues of INE, TA, NPI, CPX, ALA, BPO, Could you please rank these purely in terms of relative security of divided payments? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Gary on March 22, 2019
Q: Has a dividend investor I hold shares of the above in in my registered and non registered accounts.
I have cash over and above my fixed income position. This extra cash is earmarked for a new position in a dividend stock paying a 4 to 7% div with growth prospects and at fare value and tax efficient. Might be a tall order , appreciate your help.
Read Answer Asked by Roy on March 14, 2019
Q: I have been contributing to my TFSA since inception and I currently have $90,000. I just put in $6000 as my 2019 contribution and I'm wondering what stocks I should look at. I'm 27 years old, have a long term time horizon, and I'm very comfortable with a lot of risk. Looking mainly for growth at this point. I currently have 30% of my account in the following (wxm, iwo, xsu, tdb3055 and RBF1035) (pretty well equal amounts). In addition I hold T, rY, BNS, JE, Enb, dol, ala, cjr, and fts all set up in Drips in roughly equal amounts. I also hold about 10% of my tfsa in ABM, EDT, loto and GQ for risky plays, all of which are down 50% except abm which is up 50%. what do you suggest adding at this point? Thanks so much!
Read Answer Asked by Danielle on March 08, 2019
Q: I own all of the above in roughly equal weights in my TFSA. I am attempting to replicate your Balanced Equity Portfolio. I am also trying to get more defensive. I think I am overweight in the Info Tech sector. I am looking at a 5 year hold. I have cash to buy another position. What would your advice be - hold the cash or make a purchase. If purchase what would be your recommendation for defensive position?

Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Ron on February 22, 2019
Q: I've held ALA for many years. Unfortunately I didn't get rid of it when they bought WGL. My question is about the % of revenue (or net income) that is expected from "utilities" and "energy infrastructure". Before the take over, they were about 60% energy infrastructure and 40% utilities. I can't find any information on the the proportions going forward.
Many thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Brian on February 21, 2019
Q: Hello 5i team
I am down 72% on ALA in my RSP and. 54% down on VET in my RSP
My ALA is a huge position and my loss is over 10,000 . My RSP strategy was “buy and hold” , and I was previously murdered in oils in 2014. I am 69 years old and won’t really rely on my RiF but it really bothers me to take such a loss that can’t be declared. They both pay dividends , but can one expect that they will ever turn around ? I could use a suggestion ... the last time I looked at my RSP I was so ashamed that I bought Shopify as a crap shoot ... turned out to be a good move. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on February 06, 2019
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