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Q: Thinking of buying 1 or 2 of above 5.Is this a good entry point?Please pick 2 & list your preference.Appreciate u usual great services & opinions.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on December 28, 2016
Q: Hi There,
I am currently considering adding a position in one of the three companies ENGH, OTC, or SHOP to hold within my TSFA. I currently own GUD, KXS and SIS. Please advise which one of these three you would recommend buying next. Thank you for your helpful insight and all the best of the season!
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on December 23, 2016
Q: Would appreciate your take on the Tech Sector for 2017. Which of the above do you favour for growth with the most solid fundamentals? Or is there another one you would prefer? Thanks and Merry Christmas.
Read Answer Asked by Arthur on December 21, 2016
Q: I have held these stocks for several years and overall they are up in my portfolio. In the last year that have been flat or down. Are they a hold or sell for the 2017. They are held in a non registered account. Thanks for insight
Read Answer Asked by David on December 19, 2016
Q: My IT sector weighing is 8% of total portfolio and consists of three equality weighted equities, SYZ, OTC, and ENGH. Long term holdings and have been happy with overall performance, but I wonder if they are diversified enough across their business segments. I would like to keep OTC, but what other two IT sector equities would you recommend to complete the trio?

Regards,

Robert
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 12, 2016
Q: Thanks for the new report on DSG. What do you think of a switch to DSG from ENGH? I have held ENGH for a while and it can't get any momentum. You speak positively about both these firms. What do you think of each for the next year? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Noel on December 01, 2016
Q: I currently hold full positions in GIB, Engh and KXS and a 1/2 position in SYZ and am looking to add another 1/2 position. I can't decide between topping up SYZ, adding a new 1/2 position in CSU or selling SYZ and go with a full position in CSU. Part of me would like to stay more concentrated (I am very comfortable with the 3 full holdings) but I guess at the end of the day, I am wondering if the hoped for outperformance of SYZ outweighs the very solid expected growth of CSU. While I like the added benefit the SYZ dividend provides, I do not currently need the income.

I am interested in your opinion as to my options. Appreciate the insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 24, 2016
Q: Hello 5i team,
I wanted to add a technology sector company and was wondering of the current stocks in the BE portfolio, which one has the most room to grow? They are all doing very well.
Thanks,
Andrew
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on November 17, 2016
Q: These three are all tech, but of course, in different sectors. How would you rate them in terms of risk? Which represents the most upside potential from here? What would be your top pick of the three at the moment?
thanks, Len
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on November 14, 2016
Q: These stocks are all down 2 to 7 percent in the last month. Given the experience of DH should I be concerned with any of these and sell?
Read Answer Asked by Greg on October 26, 2016
Q: Hello Peter and 5i team,
I want to add a technology name to my TFSA.
Sylogist looks interesting as it has a nice dividend and the technicals look good. I am concerned it is too small and it is vulnerable to interest rate risks.
Absolute software also has a nice dividend and has no debt. Is it ready to grow?
Do you still think Constellation is doing almost everything right?
I sold Enghouse for a nice profit at higher prices. Is it time to get back into this name?
Open text has a small dividend
Which of these companies are your favourite for stability and growth .
thank you as always for your great service.
Read Answer Asked by john on October 19, 2016
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