Q: I am 65 years old now, I have a Life Income Fund that I got from converting a Direct Contribution Pension I earned from a large Canadian company, do you know or any of your readers know if I can split this income with my wife?
Also could I have your opinion of Birus Gold and Sea Drgon Energy?
Very pleased with your service and recently reviewed for another 2 years.
Q: Hi, i am considering vsc and cbo for income is there any over lap between these two etfs would you recommend using both? or would one be better off with pimco monthly income fund series f.{mer .86} thanks
Q: Re whether CSU may split to make it more accessible to retail investors, TD Waterhouse on line has had no problems buying the stock for me in very small amounts with a broker fee of 9.99 per order.
Q: Hello 5i
I have a small amount of $6000 left to invest in what I believe to be a balanced portfolio. I am trying to decide between vrx & csu although the higher stock cost vs the small amount of money seems silly. Would you pick either of these for growth or would there be a better choice for this amount of cash.
Q: Peter do you think that CSU and Open Text may be overvalued now? Wondering if its a good time to take some profit off the table or keep these as long and keep adding to the position during the dips?
Q: Hi,I have had HNU eft for quite a while,and have not done so good. I would like to switch into a more mainstream eft or stock.I think gas will do well in the next 4-5 years and would like a good growth idea.
Thanks, Brad
Q: Two part question:
1. Is north America AWASH in crude
2. Could you list some producers that could survive a much lower oil price say $60 ish
many thanks
Yossi
Q: In response to Nick about past intraday charting, I always use MSN (http://money.msn.com) but you need to enter "CA:" before the ticker, its chart are the best I've seen, and you can view all charts by date, and they are also very flexible (1.2 years...or what ever you want, by clicking you mouse on the chart and using the scrolling button) hope this helps.
Q: In response to Nick about past intraday charting, on the TSX site if you bring up a specific stock, you can then go to "price history". Enter a date and it displays the chosen days' high/low and volume. Not quite a graph, but probably what he wants, and goes back several years.