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Q: Hello.

I'm down almost 17% on GH (non-registered account). Do you think it's worth keeping or would replacing it with IT be a better option. I have also own AYA.

Thanks
M
Read Answer Asked by Marios on August 07, 2015
Q: Hi Peter

What is your take on these company at this time

Thanks Great Job

Mike B
Read Answer Asked by Mike on August 07, 2015
Q: whats your view on their quarter, new divended policy of 0.70 per annum, you always said a stock that start paying a dividend is really a good sign, would like to have view on this stock. thanks!
Read Answer Asked by samuel on August 07, 2015
Q: As a senior with little need for additional income, I'm considering a investment in BAM.A, BIP.UN, or BEP.UN. Which would you recommend and why? It is a suitable time to initiate a sizeable position?
Read Answer Asked by George on August 07, 2015
Q: I currently hold this mutual fund Class F units. The company want to terminate this fund and merge with the Excel High Income Fund. The vote will take place later this month depending on approval this will happen as the manager recommends that investors vote for the merger. I will be in a loss position. Can you tell me what you think of this proposal and your opinion of this mutual fund.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked on August 07, 2015
Q: The market was way down today, but not all sectors. Mining was way up. Oil and gold did very well, too. What puzzles me on days like this is that everywhere I look all the 'experts' are saying to stay the heck away from commodities, that there is no sign of increasing demand from China, that they don't yet see a bottom in oil (Iran has yet to release all its oil onto the market) and gold is unlikely to go anywhere fast. So who is buying all these stocks on these days, and why? There seems a kind of obsession among Canadians for oil and gold in particular, based on all the questions you and BNN get on them. My portfolio is up 15% YTD because I have no gold, oil or mining stocks. Why are people buying them? And is it possible to know why are they all piling in on mining stocks today?
Read Answer Asked by John on August 07, 2015
Q: Hello Team
Please advise how you notify us of portfolio changes, I see you made some changes in July to the Balanced equity PF, is it only when you update at month end or do you send out e mails to notify us?
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 07, 2015
Q: Seems like they missed earnings estimates of 25 cents? The stock is down after hours. What do you think?
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on August 07, 2015
Q: Shares of the company was halted and went up by 33% when was resumed. Cannot find the why. Would appreciate it if you can shed some light on the reasons, Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Saad on August 07, 2015
Q: A follow up on LNR:
thanks for your comment on linamar...
is profit taking and earnings miss by 1 penney enough for such a large drop?
I am wondering what kind of 'cycle' this stock might follow ( I'm sure I dont understand the nature of 'cyclical stocks') Is there a seasonality or does it depend on the pressure of buying automotive and/or what sort of (other) predictability factors would be involved in the cycle that linamar ( and others in this sector) would be subject to
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by lyle on August 07, 2015
Q: Do you have an opinion on the "structured notes" issued by Canadian Banks ? For example, RBC Principal Protected Global Large Cap Growth Note. It seems that the principal of the notes is protected, but the principal will not be paid back for 6.5 years. Interest return is variable, depending on the underlying securities, but should be higher than standard rates (some say up to 9%). Surely such returns could not be guaranteed ? Can the notes be re-sold prior to term ?
Read Answer Asked by Don on August 06, 2015
Q: Just an anecdotal comment on day trading: I know a day trader who got his professional training at one of the big 5 banks trading departments. In his mid-forties now, he claims to make his living doing this by trading off the most active list (he seems to live well); his mantra is it doesn't matter if it's going up or down, use the technicals for your trend, and ensure you're out of all positions by market close. Also Online Trading Academy offers a week-long stock trading course for about $5000 that's very technically oriented. I think the lesson many have learned is that you have to know what you're doing here as many have tried and few succeeded consistently. In addition, it's a full time job.

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Read Answer Asked by Jeff on August 06, 2015
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
A follow up on my previous question. SIS is classified as Industrials; is it because of its manufacturing side?
PM is classified as health
Thanks,
Antoine
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on August 06, 2015
Q: i just read the complete quarterly report on surge , it sounded so good i am tempted to jump in,especially with that 12.5 per cent yield, it seems like they could easily handle 40 dollar oil. what do you think. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on August 06, 2015
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