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Investment Q&A

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Q: All things being equal, would you consider purchasing AW.UN shares below the secondary offering price an attractive proposition?

What metrics would you use to value AW.UN's share price (and would you mind posting those valuations).

Lastly, the institutions that are facilitating this secondary offering, will they be selling these AW.UN shares to their clients?

Thanks again.

John
Read Answer Asked by john on May 16, 2019
Q: I've owned a 1000 SHS since last Jan. and I am down 42% or so: missed last Q badly, increased dividend nicely, low pay-out ratio. Hold in my non-registered account - fairly small holding vs total portfolio. I was thinking of adding another 1000 SHS. In hind sight I should have sold in Dec. 2018 to record a tax loss and bought back later. I'd like to see less debt.; but, realize very capital intensive industry - ROE 18% ROI not that impressive though. Good idea for long-term arisen to add now?
Read Answer Asked by James on May 16, 2019
Q: Hi Peter & 5i:
Would you be able to explain what the secondary bought deal offering means when the announcement says:
"The Fund will not receive any proceeds from the Offering. Food Services will distribute the net proceeds of the Offering to its long standing shareholders."
Food Services are selling their shares and then going to issue a "special one-time distribution" from the proceeds?
Thanks so much.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on May 16, 2019
Q: I had been waiting for Stantec's quarterly numbers to see if they had finally turned things around. It turns out they were released last week and given there was little fanfare and that the stock price did not pop, I assume the results were nothing special. Given the solid numbers WSP just announced, is it time to throw in the towel on STN and move over to WSP or do you see upward movement for STN?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 15, 2019