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Q: Hi Peter & Team:
Can you please explain to me what the significance of High Artic's (HWO) $25 million
Bought Deal offering of Subscription Receipts @ a price of $4.95 per receipt will be on
the price of of the common Shares? If I understand this correctly, the receipts represent the right to acquire 1 common share of HWO per receipt. The receipts will be listed on
TSE as HWO.R. I have noticed the price of the common shares have fallen since the announcement. As the holders of these receipts convert to common shares & sell them
on the market will it not act as a deterrent to the stock increasing in price.
Thanks: Jerry


Read Answer Asked by Jerry on June 13, 2014
Q: I have large positions in Cineplex and Interpipeline-the two make up about 20% of my portfolio. I was thinking of bringing the total down to 10% and using the funds to buy Everet Technologies. Your thoughts please?
Read Answer Asked by Bradley on June 12, 2014
Q: Hi Peter, I have owned ATD.b for about a year and have done well. I read an article in the Globe re atd.b not being entered in the SPX because of various reasons, so while I am happy with my return, the stock has been going sideways for a while. Should I consider,to the point, might I do better with Loblaws in lieu of the above mentioned article. I need growth and income too. I am open to any replacement stock you might recommend if not the above two. Thanks very much.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on June 11, 2014
Q: Hi Team - can you comment on the ownership of XSR- any insights on a possible secondary issue or selling block by major holders. Would this be considered an overhang? thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on June 11, 2014
Q: Dear 5i
I would like your opinion on the best tactic for growth in the following scenario. In an RRSP account, I have CDZ, SGY, and SYZ
shares , no one position large enough to benefit from the DRIP if available. With new money is it better to increase each position to allow for the DRIP benefit or is it better to diversify with a couple of more stocks, if so which would you suggest and not worry about the DRIP possibility.
Thanks
Kathy
Read Answer Asked by Kathy on June 11, 2014
Q: Re:Kelso(KLS)
Any news that might account for the drop in the last month?
Thanks
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on June 11, 2014
Q: Regarding Dollarama (DOL). I generally like to let my winners run, especially if they are still trading at attractive valuations and I have had a good run with Dollarama however its now trading at 22x 2015 earnings estimates and 19x next fiscal year's earnings estimates.

Do you think its being too cute selling on any additional move up hoping for a pullback close to the $90 level?

I figure yesterday's move in the share price had everything to do with Icahn taking a position in Family Dollar and a bit of last weeks, move was based on the report that Dollarama would make a good fit for one of the dollar stores in the States.
Read Answer Asked by john on June 10, 2014
Q: Any thoughts on Accord Financial here? While interesting with a decent dividend, I have size/liquidity concerns. Thanks, Mike
Read Answer Asked by Michael on June 10, 2014
Q: Kelso KLS-X seems to be delisted. I cannot seem to find out why this has happened and how it will affect me , as I have some stocks in this security.

Duane Campbell
Read Answer Asked by Duane on June 09, 2014
Q: Re: SCL.TO
Shawcor had a great run recently,not so coincidentally the company is preparing to raise capital. Maybe the company is just preparing for some acquisitions or expansion. The valuation seems like is not very rich consider the company's position in its area. I have a position with 35% gain. So what's your take?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Dong Sheng on June 05, 2014
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