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Q: Hi, Sylogist continues to buy back its stock significantly under new NCIB, most recent being 99,700 shares for $9.99 on June 17. I know it's a solid vote of company's confidence in its own stock being undervalued. So, is it a good strategy to add to my position alongside the company at current levels $10. My second question is if Sylogist prefers using its cash chest to buy its own stock, does it indicate that new acquisitions are not near the horizon ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on June 20, 2016
Q: Good morning Peter and Team,

I have some personal (negative) experience with an engineering consulting firm owned by WSP. What would be your best choice(s) as an alternative to WSP in the engineering/infrastructure space?

Thanks as always for your valued advice.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on June 17, 2016
Q: Could you please give me a list of your favourite insider owned companies presently? A percentage of insider ownership and a brief reasoning as to why you are choosing the company/companies over other possibilities. If there is one that could be considered a full position purchase at this time or would you ease into all the names. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on June 17, 2016
Q: I would appreciate your opinion on which sector CSH.un is in.
The Globe and Mail has it listed in the healthcare sector. That makes some sense given the demographic of its clientele. However, other sources list it in the REIT sector. It makes some sense that it would be sensitive to the housing sector (i.e. if house prices fall, fewer seniors will be able to sell their houses to move into retirement homes.)
With respect to my attempt to be diversified across the 11 sectors, which sector would you place CSH.un in?
Thanks so much!
Read Answer Asked by Jonathan on June 15, 2016
Q: Magna and Linamar are down $25,and $33 in one year. Are things that bad? Are they cheap now? Would you think it is time to start buying a 1 percent position in each since they are good companies anti have no idea where the bottom price is or do these prices look close to a bottom?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on June 14, 2016
Q: Hi there

I note you commented on Enghouse's recent earnings, but before the conference call. Just wondering if you listened to it, whether any other information/impressions came out, and how you would feel about buying a bit more at this time. I was thinking of raising my position from 3% to 4% of my portfolio.

Much thanks
Read Answer Asked by Stuart on June 13, 2016
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