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Q: Hello 5i
The positions for KXS (kinaxis) and PBH (premium brands) have run to 6% of my kids' RESP (thanks 5i!).
Should I sell off 1% of each and purchase PHO? Or as I am waiting for TIO to close and that is a 3% position would I use TIO funds instead to purchase PHO and just let Kxs and pbh run?

In terms of RESP management, my kids are 4 years away from drawing down on the funds. Our plan is to turn enough investments to cash each may to cover our annual contribution for each child for the September to April year. The remaining funds would be otherwise fully invested except the fund has roughly 5% cash and 0 fixed assets. Please comment.

Read Answer Asked by Kat on May 25, 2017
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
It was announced on May 19th that the CFO of New Look Vision Group (BCI-TSX) would be retiring effective June 2nd. Does this raise any concerns at all with any of you ??? Seems such an abrupt announcement especially for someone in such a key position. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. Thank you. DL
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on May 23, 2017
Q: Hi,

According to Morningstar, ECI's dividend payout ratio is 184 %. If I am not mistaken, such a high ratio is often a sign that the dividend is unsustainable. According to your latest report and answers, ECI seems to be in good shape financially and well set up for future growth, even after the recent earnings miss. Could you please explain when and why such a high ratio should or should not be a source of worry?

Thank you very much!
Read Answer Asked by Pierre-Charles on May 23, 2017
Q: Further to my questions on Ten Peaks. I still don't understand how the convertible debenture effectively doubles the outstanding share count once exercised at $8.25. This is what is implied in he quarterly financials when calculating EPS on a basic and fully diluted basis. My calculation says a $15 million debenture converted at $8.25 equates to approx 1.8 million shares. The company now has approx 9 million shares outstanding. What am I missing?

Kenn
Read Answer Asked by Kenneth on May 18, 2017
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