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Q: Year 2 of my 19 year old daughters TFSA. Year 1 suggested she get BAM.A and she is very pleased she followed my suggestion....I am thinking year 2 of more of a growth stock. LSPD has been really beaten up, good buy for very longterm hold or is there a better " foundation" stock from your growth portfolio you would suggest?
Read Answer Asked by Tom on January 05, 2022
Q: I want to add funds to my real estate holdings, as well as refine it for maximum sector diversification.

My current holdings are DIR.UN, EQIX, DLR, CAR.UN, GRT.UN

On my watchlist for this sector are TCN and CCI

Can I get your opinion on:

1) Are there any redundancies in my current holdings and if so, what could be sold?

2) Could you rank my current holdings for which to add to - first to last?

3) For proper sector diversification, would TCN and/or CCI be good additions? Or is there another real estate name you would suggest?

Thank you as always for your sage advice!

Doris
Read Answer Asked by Doris on January 05, 2022
Q: Hi, I hiope that you had a nice holiday. I would like to add an ETF that provides a diversified health care focus. I am also desiring income / over growth. One such
ETF is HHL - Harvest Healthcare Leaders Income ETF. Questions:

1. Are there others that could be considered and if so how would you rank each, including HHL?

2. If I were to purchase HHL, which version should I consider HHL, HHL.B or HHL.U and why.

Thanks Len

Read Answer Asked by Leonard on January 05, 2022
Q: UPST, LSPD, and NVEI are my biggest losses. The recovery is little to none. In order to recover my money over time, would I be better off selling UPST and replacing it with NVDA; selling NVEI and replacing it with TFII; selling LSPD and replacing it with ATZ? Hoping to hear from you.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on January 05, 2022
Q: I know you tend to espouse wide diversity in the market and no stock greater than 5% of the portfolio, which I respect and understand, but if one were to overweight a sector (or sectors) what would you choose?
Read Answer Asked by David on January 05, 2022
Q: With all the infrastructure work coming up the first two look like a coin toss to me. I know you like WSP and J but STN has had a good 2021 run and looks strong. Do you have any issues with STN vrs WSP?
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on January 05, 2022
Q: Hello,
Are you able to rank these companies (best to worst) for entry today for long term hold.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Susan on January 05, 2022
Q: It’s my understanding that Chinese ADRs listed on the NYSE are in the process of being delisted. I don’t hold any directly but I have ETFs that hold them [IEEE. KGRN]. I’m assuming they will be directly affected. Am I best selling them, or holding them and waiting. How are the ETF companies likely to deal with any Chinese ADRs they hold. I’m sure they will appear in a number of ETFs that are not directly tied to China, for example BYD and BABA. I’d appreciate your thoughts. Thanks for the great service.
Bryan
Read Answer Asked by Bryan on January 05, 2022
Q: I hold the above securities in my TFSA in relative equal $ amounts. Putting aside asset allocation, which company would you invest new TFSA money in?

Thanks Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on January 05, 2022
Q: Please give me your knowledge on NBM, it is in the lithium batteries for electric cars. Thank you Bob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on January 05, 2022
Q: I see your answer today re: Gregory's question on Nutrien. At what level would you step in to add to a position. Looking at the technicals, I think the next level of support is in the $89-90 range, so we are close. Would you step in now or let it ride for a bit?

Thanks...Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on January 05, 2022
Q: What is your take on Stelco buying a 40% stake in football and soccer in Hamilton? The CEO has been a part owner of another team and has been CEO and/or on the board of a variety of other companies.

Is this likely to be a benefit to Stelco shareholders or would any benefit require selling the sports teams?
Read Answer Asked by Gayle on January 05, 2022
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