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Q: ATH,BEW,CNQ,CS,CFF,DOL,FPC,GC,KL,MG,OBE,
PHO,RHT,TH,TSGI,TV,TCL.A,WEF.
Half of them in my TFSA
Please advice.
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on September 24, 2018
Q: I have 1% positions in AD (at about the current price) and EIF (down about 20%). You just added AD to the income portfolio. I'm thinking of selling EIF and rolling the proceeds into AD since EIF has been range-bound for a year and AD is showing a rebound and some momentum. Your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by David on September 24, 2018
Q: How safe would it be to invest in 370 shares of TDB3091 for a 3 month period in US funds?
Thanks for your usual quick reply.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 24, 2018
Q: Hi 5i team,
Brookfield equities (BAM, BEP and BIP) represent 8% of our portfolio. I am down 8% on BEP but am wondering whether the current dip down to $38.87 per share represents a good buying opportunity, especially given it's dividend yield at around 5.5%. So, my questions are: 1) is an 8% total Brookfield weighting too much in general, and 2) what about buying more BEP or do you think that it's likely to slide further given their broad holdings in emerging markets. Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Martha on September 24, 2018
Q: Hello, SIS announced a couple of days ago it is increasing the dividend by 17% and provided its update on 2018 and 2019 guidance. The market welcomed the announcement with an upswing of 5%. But today again, it is down by 3%. The volatility is not matching with the market movement. Yes , the shares are up compared to a year ago. But still the movement of the stock is becoming un predictable to large extent. Is there any other news that I have missed on this counter. Thanks for your advice always.
Read Answer Asked by Sriram on September 21, 2018
Q: ..please correct me if i'm wrong, but Canada seems to be a horrible place to put your money....with safety of principal first in mind, a desired yield of 4%, and an ever increasing risk of a market correction, what would you suggest for the next 6 - 12 months. thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on September 21, 2018
Q: Hi all,
I am looking to add to both my Tech sector and International exposure.
I realize this is outside your scope but what can you say about
Hon Hai Precision Industry Co Ltd (OTC US: HNHPF)? Specifically, its background, the forecasted growth, dividend policy, where it trades and the link/ratio with the OTC. At the current level (low 5$), does it look like it could be a good long-term hold within a RRSP US$ (+15 years). Thanks so much & Please deduct credits as required.
Read Answer Asked by Stephane on September 21, 2018
Q: Hello - I am very new to this web site and investing with minimal knowledge. I have investments with TD Waterhouse and set up all my accounts to self invest. It was suggested I start with ETF's. From there I don't know where to go or what to do. Can someone guide me?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Susan on September 21, 2018
Q: Just like to bring to the attention of Sam who was asking about TDB220. Discount brokers now have a D series for many of the mutual funds. This series is for the self directed investors with lower fees. For example TDB220 has a D series equivalent (TDB3011) with MER of 1.66%. Still too high but better than 2.4%.
Read Answer Asked by Saad on September 21, 2018
Q: the above Company is another (one of many) that have hit the market that are engaged in the marijuana industry. I think it was originally offered at 13 cents and is now trading at 90 cents. I know you are not fans of the marijuana stocks but do you have an opinion of the future prospects for this company.
Read Answer Asked by Bob on September 21, 2018
Q: For the past few years I've successful played a strategy for the big 6 Canadian banks. Each year I hold two banks. About this time each year I sell them and buy the 2 with the lowest P/E. The rationale is that the lower P/E banks revert to the mean. I've come across RBNK that has a similar yet a bit more diverse strategy. They look at higher yield vs my strategy of lower P/E, but they seem fairly well aligned. RBNK holds all 6 as follows: 1/4 weighting for the 2 highest dividends (BNS,CM) right now, 1/6 weighting for the next two highest yielders (RY, NA) and 1/12 weighting for the lowest yielders (TD,BMO) It's an inexpensive MER. What are your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Brian on September 21, 2018
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