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Q: Hello everyone. This has been a painful investment for me. I believe in the turnaround in this name so I have increased my position. One has to look back to DEC 2008 to find the stock price down at these levels. Yes things are different but when I add up the some of the parts if someone was to strip it down and sell off it seems to be at a discount. Could I have your view on what you see the dollar per share for the some of the parts/cash and also the dividend going forward. Thank you again for your assessment. Jay
Read Answer Asked by JASON on October 22, 2015
Q: I have watched this stock plummet over the last few months and would like to know if you see value here? I have heard a overhaul is being looked at across all operations. Do you know the current cash position and if they can continue to pay the dividend? It looks to be heading toward the 2009 $11.00 -$12.50 area. Do you see deep value here. Thank you for your thoughts. Jason N.
Read Answer Asked by JASON on July 30, 2015
Q: I have a full position on Corus and while it's the type of company I generally hold (high and steady income), I'm weary now that there doesn't seem any end in sight after the Q2 loss and the negative regulatory ruling on unbundling.

I know there is still time (end of 2016) before the unbundling rule takes effect and it's not the end of the world for Corus, but how safe is the dividend? If it is safe, should I adding to my position now because these the stock is now undervalued?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on April 15, 2015
Q: Keeping in mind the often-heard advice to sell your losers, what is a good way to define a loser; is it just being underwater on your position, or are industry and macro developments important considerations as well? The reason I ask is that I am currently under water on Corus, but I'm not sure if that alone makes it a loser given it's position and relative strength in the industry. However, when considering the challenges that the broadcasting industry will continue to face going forward, maybe I should categorize it as a loser and move on. How would you approach a decision like this? Thanks for any insight you can provide.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on March 23, 2015