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Q: Hi saw the President elect tweeting threats to Toyota today in regards to building a plant in Mexico resulting in a substantial tax
Contemplating a buy in BUS and am wondering if the Dec 12th press release in regards to achieving "BUY AMERICA CERTIFICATION" will be solid enough to avoid future issues, or could Trump muddle this up?
Read Answer Asked by David on January 06, 2017
Q: How would you order these in terms of growth potential.
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Read Answer Asked by Milan on December 14, 2016
Q: Can you provide an overview of this name. Are you still looking closely at PIH as an interesting company not yet covered? Insiders own a very large portion. Are you concerned about Trump re NAFTA here? Would you consider this company as a good growth stock or would you recommend something else. Understand risks/volatility with small cap.
Read Answer Asked by James on December 09, 2016
Q: Hello. I have a 31-year old son who I've been investing on behalf of for the past two years. Since he started earning a regular income, he has loyally saved and invested in his TFSA (up to the maximum allowance) and started to make some contribution to his RRSP as well.

In his TFSA, he has three stocks (TD, AQN, ECI) and other Canadian and US ETFs (VFV, XIU, XEG, ZLB, XQQ, VEF). Now, given the fact that he has some time before retirement, my new plan is to sell ECI, AQN, or possibly BOTH to buy into more growth-oriented stocks. Do you think my new strategy makes sense? Should I sell ECI, AQN or both or none?

In my mind, there are several stocks that fit into a long term growth strategy. These include SIS, PBH, ATD.B, KXS. If you can think of a better one, please let me know. Your advice is very much appreicated. THANK YOU IN ADVANCE.
Read Answer Asked by Esther on December 06, 2016
Q: Reko generated 19MM in cash in the most recent fiscal year ending July'16.
They just delivered another profitable quarter along with their FIRST ever dividend of 20 cents as a special dividend. With a hard book value of 6.61 and working capital of 3.15 per share and virtually debt free how would you assess the investment potential of the company?
Read Answer Asked by Charles on December 06, 2016
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