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Q: Hello 5i,
Would it be wise to reduce my holdings in MG given the recent results and global economic concerns?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Linda on November 16, 2015
Q: Hi Team:

The stock price has been looking shaky recently. Should I hold for the long term?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by KENNETH on November 16, 2015
Q: It does not make sense that Amaya issues new equity or borrows more money.
1/Are you in a position to investigate this aspect ?
2/Would u agree that this is the major cause for the deep selloff ?
Thank you very much.
Read Answer Asked by lucien on November 16, 2015
Q: my question is... this year these stks and their % in my portforlio which are bin-3% - syz-1% - cxi-3% - aya-1.5% -enb-4% - mda-3% - mg-4% - atd.b-5%... they are under performing the market...would it be sensible to add a % or so to each of these as they will be part of the sector rotation that i hear so much about...i am sitting on enough cash to do this at this time...or should i just hold the positions that i have..your advise has proven very accurate in the past and thank you for a great service..
Read Answer Asked by gene on November 16, 2015
Q: Hi, "The MSCI Canada November 2015 Semi‐Annual Index Review results were  announced after the close on Nov. 12/2015 and take effect after the close on Nov. 30/2015.   Additions: EFN, CCL.b, LNR, VII, and SRU.un.  Deletes: POU, BTE, ERF, and TA. " What would be the implied impact for index ETF's (i.e.ishares MSCI Canada etc)in terms of estimated number of CCL.b shares required to be purchased as at Nov/30? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on November 16, 2015
Q: What percentage growth (separate from the dividend) would you expect for BEP.UN over the very long term, ie. 10 years plus? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on November 16, 2015
Q: There are cases where stocks fall because people are taking profits and not because there is something wrong with the company; e.g. WSP today as you suggested to other subscribers. What should we be doing in this case? Just hang on? Or join the profit taking crowd and sell? I am up slightly on WSP, but I definitely did have higher gains prior to the recent sell-off. Would it make sense to take profit and buy back later?


Thanks,
Danny
Read Answer Asked by Chieh-Yao on November 13, 2015
Q: Are you aware of any reason,other than the market,for the sell-off in WSP? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on November 13, 2015
Q: Could you please comment on AFN's earnings and outlook?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Jason on November 13, 2015
Q: ho folks:

in feb 2011 i purchased this at $30.30 (in rrsp)

-- the income rec'd is very close to the drop in capital value

-- ie, i have rec'd about 2k in income and the shares are down about 2k - so i am about breakeven (ish)

question: understanding the oil/alta problems; am i better to sell and buy say a SIA/EXE or ZRE/XRE or ??, OR is D.UN a blue chip that is suffering unduly?

sell, or hold and wait for eventual recovery?

this is my only real estate holding

thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 13, 2015
Q: Hey Peter & Team,

I took a look at the recent reporting as of Nov 5. From what I can tell, poor crop expectations, resource prices and related uncertainty,regional economic uncertainty surrounding oil prices, which primarily impacted new equipment demand in the Alberta construction market, the increased Canadian dollar cost of new equipment due to appreciation in the US dollar are all creating a significant head winds for CVL.

I am in at $24.20 (4% position)

From what i can see my options are to cut the loses and put this capital to work elsewhere or, hang tough and wait it out.

my questions...

Would you advise I move or hang tough?

ps... dividend is very good... do you think it is safe?

Thanks for all you do

Gord
Read Answer Asked by Gord on November 13, 2015
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