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Q: Hello Mr. Hodson.
Quite enjoy this Q&A section.
Do you have any info/news on Iona Energy Inc (INA)?
Cheers - Chris
Read Answer Asked by Chris on December 01, 2012
Q: Hi Peter:

I've got a micro cap for you - Nordex Expolosives - NXX-X -
They recently did a private placement which was over subscribed by 100+ % , in order to grow the business into Central & Southern Ontario as well as modernize their facilities.
Any insights?

Thank you,

Don
Read Answer Asked by Don on November 30, 2012
Q: RE: CUS

with this low interest environment, why would managment do an equity raise - with the resultant dilution of share holder equity and a resultant increase in cash flow requirements to fund the quarterly dividend - rather than do a fully tax-deductible debenture offering, for example...

thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jim on November 30, 2012
Q: Hi Peter and 5i: Oil commodity – I know there are some significant differences between the North American markets for oil and for nat gas, but I am wondering whether we should expect to see the oil market over the next year or two trace a path similar to the nat gas market's over the past year, with improved techniques for exploiting shale-based resources creating a progression of over-investment, supply glut, price trough, cap-ex cuts and dividend cuts, and an equity market sell-off, before coming back to a more stable and probably intermediate commodity price, as supply and demand come back into balance. The recent buzz about the US having the means to approach supply independence seems to me to fit the scenario, as does the lack of conviction around oil futures over the last several weeks, with the prices flipping back and forth between contango and backwardation a number of times. I'd appreciate any thoughts you may have on this? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on November 30, 2012
Q: What are your thoughts on Lake Shore Gold (LSG)? Im looking to buy some beat up junior gold stocks due to tax loss selling. Any recommendations? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Roy on November 30, 2012
Q: RPL:(TSXV)
Renegade Petroleum Ltd. h
Have they announced the dividend? If not what might be a good guess.
thanks
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on November 30, 2012
Q: TFSA Question: Please give me 2 or 3 of your current top ranked suggestions for my TFSA. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on November 30, 2012
Q: would you please comment on CQE is it a good buy at this level
thanks!
Read Answer Asked by paul on November 30, 2012
Q: Hi Peter and Team. I've been following USGGBE05:IND chart (US 5-year breakeven) on Bloomberg.com to keep an eye on future US inflation expectations. This ties in with my PM portfolio. They recently withdrew this free chart (now available on Bloomberg Professional Service). Is there an alternative to this that I can use ?? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ralph on November 30, 2012
Q: Canexus has accounced that it is taking on $75,000,000 in debt. Is this reason for concern? Is this a buying opportunity? Cheryl
Read Answer Asked by Cheryl on November 30, 2012
Q: EH has made some nice moves recently. I notice your last review was mar 2012 and no member questions. This stock has shown up in my screen to buy, I would appreciate your opinion.
Tks Stan
Read Answer Asked by stan on November 30, 2012
Q: what is your opinion on sprott power. yd 4.8% what about growth
Read Answer Asked by brian on November 30, 2012
Q: What is your opinion of Alexco Resource. If it is positive, then what is a reasonable entry price for their stock. Thanks Larry
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on November 29, 2012
Q: My dilemna: I own Genivar(GNV)which has been a poor performer this year.It currently faces headwinds from integration of the WSP deal and has been touched , if not directly implicated, by the Quebec construction scandal. However, barring any scandal revelations, my guess is it is near a bottom and provides a good dividend. In retrospect STN was the way to go (wasn't a 5i subscriber at the time), but it has run up a lot recently and I wonder how much remains and the dividend is much lower.
What would be your recommendation - take the tax loss on GNV and buy STN or wait on GNV and collect the 7% dividend.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by William on November 29, 2012
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