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Q: Philip asked about a site for historical p/e for companies. Morningstar is great, go to the site search a company and under the valuation category it has 10 year data on p/e, p/b, p/s, PEG, etc
Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 17, 2019
Q: how do exchange traded bonds work? do they pay interest semi annually? do they have a maturity date? do they have a credit rating? do you like the ag growth issue or the Cargojet issue? thanks for your input Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on July 16, 2019
Q: How can I make XTR, CDZ, IGRO, CLF & VAB tax efficient? Which should be held in registered accounts and which in non registered accounts and why?
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Read Answer Asked by Frank on July 16, 2019
Q: I am retired and have gone with a strategy of owing Canadian Dividend Aristocrat stocks in my unregistered account and Canadian ETFs in my TFSA. My RRSP and LIRAs holds US ad International ETFs such as VYM. I would appreciate you opinion on this strategy and can you make a recommendation for the best ETF for my TFSA.
Read Answer Asked by Nancy on July 16, 2019
Q: I have less than a 2% allocation and in the negative with the following stocks, GC, PEO, ENGH, VB, TOY, PHO, NFI, TSGI, TCL.A, CLIQ, WCP, ADW.A, RAY.A, and RME. With a growth outlook and a longer timeframe of 5-10 years+. What do you need still as a BUY to top up, HOLD, or SELL?
cliq, adw, engh, gc, nfi, peo, pho, rme, toy, ray, tsgi, tcl, vb, wcp.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on July 16, 2019
Q: I have often thought it would be useful to look at charts showing how the PE ratio (and other financial ratios, for that matter) of a company has changed over a lengthy period of time, say 10 years or more. Could 5i provide such charts? Are they easily available anywhere else?
Read Answer Asked by Philip on July 16, 2019
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