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Q: With the lower oil prices how is the sustainability of their dividend given their high yield ?
Read Answer Asked by terrance on October 31, 2014
Q: this company just keeps going down. Do you know why? At this point do you think it is overdone?
Read Answer Asked by wendy on October 30, 2014
Q: Can you explain the current freefall with WEQ? When you compare a graph with HNL, it seems to be quite similar.

I am a retired dividend-income investor. Should I continue to hold WEQ and ride it out?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on October 30, 2014
Q: I am disappointed with they amount of negative comments by subscribers and 5I about this company .I have held this company since the ipo and has in the past some up and downs caused in the main by some analysts negative comments .Since the recent market correction this stock has held its value and preserved investor capital and the only company I own that declares their dividend 3 months out.
Much of their debt is in debentures that the market values at a premium of 4 to 5%
I wish that other stocks that I owned protected my capital as well
Stan
Read Answer Asked by Stan on October 30, 2014
Q: I need some hand holding on this stock. It seems to be breaking down and looks to become a prime tax loss candidate (if not already in its thrall). Is it as bad as all that?
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on October 30, 2014
Q: Hello: This firm pays a dividend of nearly 8%. However their debt is quite high. If we have increasing interest rates do you think their share price would be affected considerably over the next couple of years?
Read Answer Asked by Ken on October 30, 2014
Q: I realize you aren't crazy about this company but I'm wondering if you would recommend it for a short term hold given that it's really beaten up today.
Read Answer Asked by Brenda on October 29, 2014
Q: Were the HNL earnings bad enough to justify the big drop. Would you buy here?
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on October 29, 2014
Q: How do you rate this company in terms of A&W and future prospects?
Read Answer Asked by roland on October 29, 2014
Q: I noticed WGR handled the pull back pretty well. Any thoughts? I like the story and the dividend, but is it toally for speculative money?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on October 29, 2014
Q: Hello, I just joined and was hoping to find a report on ESI. As a dividend investor, ESI looks very attractive given it's current yield and valuation. More important, it's record of growing dividends for 19 consecutive years is hard to ignore. Yet, I hesitate. It's not just the lack of growth and the recent misses, the FCF looks problematic. Can I have your opinion? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Greg on October 29, 2014
Q: As part of my US portfolio I hold Peritus HYLD. Over the past month or so this high yield bond fund has dropped about 6 percent. Is it time to get out of high yield bond funds. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ray on October 29, 2014
Q: Could you please comment on Acadian Timber Corp (TSE:ADN) quarterly earnings ?
Read Answer Asked by Shawn on October 28, 2014
Q: Hi Peter & team,
What do you think of "CLR" - The last review was in June '14.
It went up 307% in the last 3 years.
Should I get in or wait?
Thanks,
Morris
Read Answer Asked by Morris on October 28, 2014
Q: "Alimentation Couche-Tard - ATD.B - is one of the biggest convenience-store companies in the world," says Wikipedia. I own Alimentation. Here in Halifax they have a minimal presence, mainly as Circle K stores associated with gas stations. I just don't see how this company falls under Consumer Staples rather than Consumer Discretionary. I'm sure there was a time in all our lives when slushies, Vachon cakes, and one-dollar hot dogs were staples that we lived on. But is it really a "consumer staple"? The other part of the question is to invite comment on my perception that with lower oil prices people should have more money to spend in convenience stores, assuming gasoline profits/margins/etc. don't deteriorate. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on October 28, 2014
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