Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSI
Director & Portfolio Manager at Scotia Wealth Management
Member since: Jun '09 · 1532 Opinions
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| 4.45 | 208 29.01% | 166 23.15% | 87 12.13% | 119 16.60% | 137 19.11% | ||
| 1 Month | 4.11 | 10 6.13% | 53 32.52% | 47 28.83% | 37 22.70% | 16 9.82% | |
| 6 Months | 4.56 | 40 24.39% | 43 26.22% | 15 9.15% | 36 21.95% | 30 18.29% | |
| 12 Months | 4.71 | 57 34.76% | 33 20.12% | 15 9.15% | 25 15.24% | 34 20.73% | |
| 2 Years | 4.69 | 62 41.89% | 28 18.92% | 8 5.41% | 12 8.11% | 38 25.68% | |
| 5 Years | 4.16 | 39 50.00% | 9 11.54% | 2 2.56% | 9 11.54% | 19 24.36% |
Stock Opinions by Mike S. Newton, CIM FCSI
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Industrial US ETF? In the US industrial sector he sees it as being a tough place to be lately. He would look at some of the BMO family of ETFs. You have to be careful that you are not too concentrated (ie. Boeing). He has owned XLI. He has a neutral view on the space and would probably wait.
Gold producers? He prefers to own the Royal Canadian Mint (MNT) and Sprot (PHY.US) and Franco-Nevada (FNV). He likes the physical element. He would also consider the Junior Miners ETF (GDXJ). At some point, there will be a role for gold to help the economy recover.
Gold producers? He prefers to own the Royal Canadian Mint (MNT) and Sprot (PHY.US) and Franco-Nevada (FNV). He likes the physical element. He would also consider the Junior Miners ETF (GDXJ). At some point, there will be a role for gold to help the economy recover.
Gold producers? He prefers to own the Royal Canadian Mint (MNT) and Sprot (PHY.US) and Franco-Nevada (FNV). He likes the physical element. He would also consider the Junior Miners ETF (GDXJ). At some point, there will be a role for gold to help the economy recover.
Gold producers? He prefers to own the Royal Canadian Mint (MNT) and Sprot (PHY.US) and Franco-Nevada (FNV). He likes the physical element. He would also consider the Junior Miners ETF (GDXJ). At some point, there will be a role for gold to help the economy recover.
