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Q: Could I get your opinion on Ned Goodman rejoining the board of EXN. Plus the dewatering plan they are working on, do they have access to the 10 million needed for the dewatering plan. Do they have enough cash to keep going till the dewatering turns them around.
Read Answer Asked by Doug on October 26, 2015
Q: After this VRX/CXR fiasco, I'm thinking of adding FAP to my portfolio, with a Yield of 11%. At age 62+, I think I need a little less risk, although I did jump in and BUY (VRX/CXR). Is FAPs' Yield safe?

Thanks ! Austin
Read Answer Asked by Austin on October 26, 2015
Q: Hello team,

Is there a specific reason behind the 12.45% increase in stock price on Friday?

Seem to me it is a move ahead of release for quarterly results. As usual, some people seem to know more than everybody else. What do you think?

I know you favor this company but do you think for a long-term investor (5-10Year) a 5% weight is too much for this company?

My other financial exposure is via EFN (together they make up 3%). Thanks for your insight.




Read Answer Asked by Saeed on October 26, 2015
Q: Good morning. I have funds in both my income and growth portfolios that I would like to put to work.

For income I am thinking taking of small 2% positions in Exchange Income Fund (EIF), DH Corp (DH) and Canadian Tire REIT (CRT.UN)

For growth 2% positions in Espial Group (ESP) and Noblis Health Corp (NHC).

Do you have any dire warnings or better suggestions?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by David on October 25, 2015
Q: Hello Peter, I have a full position in XRE and I want to add to my REIT holdings. While the yield on XRE is somewhat higher than CAR.UN or CSH.UN and I obviously get diversification, I'm paying an MER of .6% and its performance over 1-5 year time frames has significantly lagged both of these alternatives. For a long-term conservative income holding in a diversified portfolio, which of these three would you suggest? (Or if another REIT seems more compelling for this purpose, please suggest.) Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by James on October 25, 2015
Q: Greetings, Peter and Staff.
I find High Arctic Energy to be a very frustrating stock. The company appears to be great while the stock is not. If the stock begins to move up, it invariably gets whacked.
The stock has been doing better recently but today it took a big hit. The stock dropped $0.27 (7+%) in the last two or three minutes of trading for the week. I am concerned that HWO may be the target of a short attack so I will be watching for a very negative analyst report by Monday.
Am I paranoid? Can you help me understand what happened at the close?
With much appreciation for your excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Ed on October 25, 2015
Q: Hi 5i Wish I had stayed with my chosen drip company a few years ago but didn't. Would like a suggestion of one or two companies, sector doesn't matter, that you might suggest buying for drip purposes that I can put away for many years. Would most likely be in a tfsa. Thx Gerry
Read Answer Asked by Gerry on October 25, 2015
Q: What are some of the major risks you see for WPK in the upcoming future? Lastly, could you please explain how the current Canadian dollar helps the company's bottom line?
Read Answer Asked by Sam on October 25, 2015
Q: I still own this - should I sell or do you think it will be bought out?
Thanks for your advice!
Read Answer Asked by patricia on October 25, 2015
Q: I bought Cineplex for growth and have made a very nice gain on it. I wonder with it at over $50.00 if there is much more growth left in the short term and it might be time to sell for a better growth stock.
Thank you.
Maggie
Read Answer Asked by Maggie on October 25, 2015
Q: Peter - I know your opinion on STB however, I am looking to park some cash in one of my Wife's non-registered accts. Also considering KEG.UN; AW.UN; or BPF.UN. The rational is simply to pickup a 5-10% dividend over the next 6+ months until the market turns. Your guidance is appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on October 25, 2015
Q: Hi- what do you think of Rocky Mountain now? They seem to have more than enough earnings and cash flow to cover the dividend- might they swing their business at all to benefit from infrastructure spending? Are they in a trough here?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Pat on October 25, 2015
Q: hi
wondering your thoughts on Trez, looks like the share price is on the mend. divi is 10%
David Cockfield gave it a thumbs up and he owns it to night on Market Call. thanks
Read Answer Asked by Hugh on October 25, 2015
Q: For each of the following sectors which 2 TSX dividend paying stocks would you chose for a 3 to 5 year hold
Cons Discr, Cons Staples, Info Tech, Utilities and Materials
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on October 25, 2015
Q: JD on BNN today says ROE on VRX is 40+%. How does one arrive at that number?
What would CXR's ROE be according to your sources?
Read Answer Asked by gordon on October 25, 2015
Q: sorry for another vrx question. when 5i removed vrx from the model portfolio what were the main reasons for removing vrx then?
Read Answer Asked by blake on October 25, 2015
Q: Hello 5i team,
My 49 year old brother-in-law finally opened up his first online broker account (after 8 years of me bugging him to start investing). He has $26,000 in his TSFA. I have a few ideas, but I'm wondering which companies you would start a rookie investor in?
Thank you,
Brent
Read Answer Asked by Brent on October 25, 2015
Q: I've enjoyed holding ATD.B through several splits, but it's now 16% of my otherwise reasonably balanced portfolio. I will need to reduce. Can you suggest a stock to buy that might shine almost as brilliantly as ATD.B? I have some DOL, BYD.UN and wonder if I should buy more? Thanks for all your help.
Read Answer Asked by Elaine or Gerry on October 25, 2015
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