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Investment Q&A

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Q: As of today, what is your best guess or guesses for companies that pay at least 4% dividend, that will have a chance at more than average capitol appreciation going forward. In my income account, among others, I own CGX, GS, TCL.A and VET. Size, sector and risk are not factors, I dont rely on the income and sleep very well during high volatility.
Read Answer Asked by Charles on November 05, 2018
Q: hello 5i:
given that US Health Care is not your specialty, and given that the 3 companies occupy different sectors in health care, could you give me your pick as to which of the three you like best using safety first, and growth second as criteria (I do realize that growth and safety create a conundrum of sorts).
thanks
Paul L
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 05, 2018
Q: Do you think the 2019 TFSA limit will increase to $6000.00 in January?
Read Answer Asked by David on November 05, 2018
Q: I know 5i doesn't time markets but w the Feds raising rates, China tariff wars, business and world slowdown, US elections - when would 5i recommend to invest & what 3 US stocks and 3 Canadian do u like bests?
Read Answer Asked by George on November 05, 2018
Q: Would you see a switch from NFI to GDI as worthwhile right now for a growth-oriented portfolio? Also considering TFII.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on November 05, 2018
Q: AX.UN dropped around $1.50 after 3rd quarter results and a release from the company on Nov 1 which stated it will be cutting its payout ratio by about 53%. A part of that release stated under the heading "Overview of New Initiatives:
...The REIT will immediately focus on repurchasing its units through its existing normal course issuer bid (the NCIB) to capitalize on the current trading price, which is presently at a significant discount to its NAV. The REIT has sufficient liquidity to execute the NCIB and intends to continue with the repurchase of units in the future to the extent that the REIT's significant discount to NAV persists...further on it says as a result of the improved balance sheet and the increase in retained cash flow from the revised distribution, the REIT will have the ability to repurchase units...

To me this feels a bit shady in that it announces an initiative that will result in the stock taking a hit and then they are going to buy back the stock at the lower price.

A couple of questions:
1. Will the shareholders have the option to keep their stocks and not sell in a buyback?
2. If you owned a fair amount of stocks in this REIT, would you hold or sell?

Thanks,

Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 05, 2018
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