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Q: WIth the purchase by Alltech I suppose there is no hope of a special dividend being paid out in May? Is the best thing now just to sell the position at $40.75
Read Answer Asked by Warren on April 24, 2015
Q: Hi 5i,

Not really a stock question, but I value your opinions. I would like your take on the Canadian housing market, especially in Vancouver. Is it over valued? By how much? I realize this in not your area of expertise, so any opinion would be great!

Thanks in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on April 24, 2015
Q: Hello Peter & Team,

I wonder if I could get some guidance from fellow members about what to do with form T1135 after I've completed it. It sounds like a stupid question but the form seemed not to be a part of my return when I was actually completing it. When I do file my return, can I be sure the T1135 will be included?
Especially as the certification bit needs to be signed. I'm sure I read somewhere that it could be filed electronically too.
Thank you for letting me use your forum like this; I'm getting a little frantic.

Molly
Read Answer Asked by Molly on April 24, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and company, At first thanks for this great service, it adds a lot value for small investors like me. So today I completed buying the whole growth portfolio(i was buying over last week). For most of the companies I bought them more or less 10% of your recommended price. But looking back I realized I did pay big premiums(from your recommended price) for these companies.

DRT - 26% more of your recommended price
CXI - 21% more of your recommended price
GXI - 15% more of your recommended price
XTC - 14% more of your recommended price
SCR - 13% more of your recommended price
CDV - 12% more of your recommended price
KXS - 10% more of your recommended price

I know you guys don't believe in 'target price'. But can you please give me your honest opinion for these mentioned companies at these elevated prices?

Should I sell some of the positions(I think I still can as their current price still hover around where I bought them)? I have a 2-5 years time horizon.

Please be selective, even if you can find one which does not look attractive at these price, please suggest.
Read Answer Asked by Sridip on April 24, 2015
Q: It appears this is a US Co. with a Cdn. listing. If you owned over $100,000.
of this Co. would that require a "Yes" on the personal income tax form & a completed Form T 1135?
Also any updates on CXI re big Thurs. move?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on April 24, 2015
Q: I have Sprott Physical Silver Trust units which I bought at about $14 a unit quite a few years back. I now realize I should have sold them long ago, but I didn't.
I'm hoping Silver will eventually increase in price so I won't be stuck with a huge loss.
Today Sprott made an announcement of a hostile bid for metal trust.
I have a feeling this may not be good for PHS.U unit holders, can you comment on this deal?

If there's any conflict involved and can't comment, I'll understand.

Thanks,
Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on April 23, 2015
Q: I see PHM is down more than 10% today, CXV is down 13%, Noblis down over 5%, and Concordia down substantially, as well. I'm wondering what is going on this up-market day, and also, what you think of the comparative gains and risks of these types of companies vs big American bios like Amgen, Biogen, Celgene, and Gilead.
Read Answer Asked by John on April 23, 2015
Q: WiLan's Q1 estimate of 5 cents (3 analysts avg.) is a far cry from last year's 14 cents, and revenue of $20.3M below $26M. What is causing such a reduction in expected numbers, is it legal fees and the Apple suit as suggested in your 2014 report, or is this company just shrinking? I guess any big beat could cause a good lift off the bottom of the chart, so I'm wondering if I should add to a small position as the 6.8% yield is tempting. Do you agree with the analyst numbers? Thanks, J.
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on April 23, 2015
Q: hi
i own a little trinity and
with the recent developments would you sell
tks for the help
Read Answer Asked by Sam on April 23, 2015
Q: What are the market conditions besides interest rate that would make a 1-5 yr.laddered bond instrument attractive? Or is it a secular rotation from stocks to bonds that is the only other factor?
Read Answer Asked by Carl on April 23, 2015
Q: Assumptions: proper sector diversification and adequate fixed income products are already covered in my total portfolio. What ETF's (4) would you suggest for our 20k investment for 2015,we are 72 and have nothing outside Canada.

Thanks to all
Read Answer Asked by Warren on April 23, 2015
Q: I have held NTC for some time, and I am wondering if the company is in a death spiral, or if has a chance to rebound at any time in the future. Selling at this time would yield very little, so I would wait if there was any chance for this company to do well if conditions change. Thanks so much.
Read Answer Asked by Domenic on April 23, 2015
Q: Can you kindly provide your accessment of this stock
Read Answer Asked by Peter on April 23, 2015
Q: Thanks for your suggestions. To my earlier query; and you can ignore it if you wish.
At a generic level and in a later inning bull market such as it may be now; would you be comfortable with a leveraged investment strategy considering one has done well in the earlier innings. Or would you favour shutting down and bring your closer earlier in the game i.e. get defensive.
If you thought it was okay to leverage your earlier innings gains, would you suggest investing in growth stocks looking for home runs or load the bases one by one? Too much of baseball analogy, but I always look for Peter's comments be it in print or TV or in this forum.
Thanks.

Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on April 23, 2015
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