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Q: Parkland announced a $300 million Senior Notes Offering which will be used to fund a portion of the CST assets. The announcement said that it has entered into an underwriting agreement to sell, pursuant to a private placement, $300 million aggregate principal amount of 5.75% senior unsecured notes due September 16, 2024. The offering is expected to close on September 16, 2016.
After issue, do notes trade like an equity stock? If not, please explain "notes".
What is your opinion of this offering? Would it be a good holding in an RRSP which must soon convert to a RRIF.
Thank you.
Nadine
Read Answer Asked by Nadine on August 29, 2016
Q: I find the most difficult thing to do is buy hold or sell lol!
I bought ESL at around $66 a share--having never owned it in the past. I am holding on and with the contract they just received and momentum I think I should average down. You prefer averaging up but when a good company starts showing signs of strength should we not average down and lower the cost base?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on August 26, 2016
Q: I have sold AVO and would like to know which stock out of balanced portfolio who you replaced this stock as this was my only tech stock.I would like to replace it with another stock.I am looking at ESL and wonder if this would be a good choice.

Thanks
Dolores
Read Answer Asked on August 26, 2016
Q: I don't own this company (DSG) but it seems to have a pretty good price trend for several years. In particular from Mar2010 to Mar2016 its stock price rose from aprox. 6.3 to 23 or about 265%. Looking at its financials, it reported AEBITDA of .36 in Mar2010 and .80 in 2016 for a total increase over the same period of 122%. That seems odd given the price appreciation. In addition this is a growth rate in per share AEBITDA of only ~14% over the 6 year period resulting in a PEG ratio (using AEBITDA) of ~ 2.41. So my question is: Why is this stock so loved? Yes it has consistent "earnings" but they don't match the stock price appreciation. In their latest annual report they say they have a CAGR of 24% but that is not on a per share basis. So again what am I missing?
Cheers & thanks for the great service.
Read Answer Asked by John on August 25, 2016