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Q: I am underweight technology and have targeted KXS as my first purchase in this sector. Can I please get your other top 3 technology picks to build a well diversified technology portfolio.

Thanks and keep up the great work!
Read Answer Asked by Scott on May 04, 2017
Q: Good Morning,
Some recent pressure on Canadian bank stocks lately, do you see this continuing in the near term? I would like to add some BNS to a taxable account, what are your thoughts. This will be a long term hold. Have TD and RY in TFSA and RRSP.
Also what are your thoughts on CNR for a long term investment in a taxable account.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on May 04, 2017
Q: Savaria used up there cash finally making an acquisition this week on Span-America Medical Systems.
Do you think Savaria will continue to make adjustments?
Savaria is up 37% in last 3 months. Do you think the Dividend will increase?
Do you still see Growth Potential?
Nice call since 6 on Savaria.
Keep up the Great work Team 5i!
Thanks. Barry.
Read Answer Asked by Barry on May 04, 2017
Q: In Jan 26 response you mentioned cash like ETFs with a similar yield to High Interest Savings Account for short term savings of cash. Could you name a few?
Read Answer Asked by John on May 03, 2017
Q: I sold CRH last week. I bought it a couple of years ago so I luckily had a 109% gain on it. I was thinking about getting back in but after VRX, PHM and CXR I just can't do it! I have these stocks:

ATD.B, AIF, BNS, CCL.B, CNR, CGX, CSU, KXS, GUD ,MG, MX, NFI, PPL, PBH, SIS, TOY, SJ, T, WSP, ENGH, VET, BCE and TD.

This reflects your balanced model portfolio pretty closely...What would you recommend to replace CRH in this mix?
cheers
Andy
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on May 03, 2017
Q: The stock appears to be acting negatively to the recent slow down in same-store growth. But AW has announced plans to grow aggressively so I am wondering if going forward, this new found growth would alone be enough to continue seeing the stock value increase? Or if same store sales do continue to remain flat would you expect this stock to become more of an income stock with little growth?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 03, 2017
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