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Q: It seems that there has been a steady flow to the exits on Alimentation after the 5 cent miss. P&F chart shows a triple bottom breakdown today . We are down almost $10.00 from the high with a prediction that it is expected to come back 10%. Do you feel that there is something that is changing in their business , or is this profit taking ?
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on July 19, 2019
Q: For a long term hold of three years or longer, which one between NTR and ATD.B would you recommend in terms of a combined return (growth + yield)? They are about the same size in market cap now, but NTR has a higher dividend yield while ATD.B is very strong in growth in the past five years. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on July 17, 2019
Q: Peter,

I am trying to get a handle on the way the industry calculates debt to equity ratio. I look at ATD.B and on 5-I it shows .84. Morningstar shows 1.17. They don't seem to include other LT liabilities. My calculation shows 15,577 / 7563 = 2.05 ( April 2019 YE).
Please advise the calculation method that is consistent in the industry so I can compare apples to apples with different companies.

Thank you,

Paul
Read Answer Asked by paul on July 08, 2019
Q: Hi Peter and Team
Can please rank the following stock first in terms of their risk level and second by their growth prospects
US Stocks: AYX, TEAM, XYL, FLIR, GOOG, ILMN
CA Stocks: TOY, SHOP, LSPD, KXS, GC, GSY, WSP, PBH, ATD.B, TRI, SYS, CAE

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Yousef on July 03, 2019
Q: Trying to decide what to do with this company which has done very well recently and is now selling above analysts one year target. After being under water for a couple of years I'm now up 30%. It's grown to 50% of my TFSA tho' less than 3% of my overall portfolio. Should I stay the course? Reduce? Sell outright and hope for a dip?
Appreciate your comments, please.
Read Answer Asked by David on June 10, 2019
Q: list your 3 best growth stocks with little debt eg KXS. and your 3 best growth stocks with high debt eg TSGI. and your 3 best growth stocks with 50 percent or more revenues derived from USA operations. thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on June 04, 2019
Q: I want to add positions in each of these companies as money becomes available. In what order would you add to the portfolio?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Bonnie on June 03, 2019
Q: Good day,

I currently have 15K$ in KXS, PHO, SIS, PBH, TSGI, TOY, DOL, PXT.
Are any of these stocks I mentioned worth dumping at this point?
Also, I have 10K$ in cash that I would like to invest, what would you recommend from the three portfolios as medium risk?
Read Answer Asked by Enzo on May 27, 2019
Q: I have shares in these two companies in my TFSA. I have sold another position and would like to add the proceeds to one of these two. Which one do you believe has the greatest growth potential over a 5 year period? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on May 21, 2019
Q: I own all of these in equal weighting (7% each). Down quite a bit on NFI. Just seeing if I should keep it and give it the long term (10 years) to provide a good return or sell because there is a better company to replace it with for a better long term performance at this point. Any other recommendations as I do have some cash side lined at this point (30%).
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on May 16, 2019
Q: I own the above companies with the following corresponding weighting:
2.6%;1.3%;2.2%;2.5%;2.7%;2.2%. I am looking at the possibility of doing some consolidating - what are your thoughts on consolidating? If I consolidate - what 1 or possibly 2 companies would you eliminate and what 1 or 2 companies would you add to?
Use as many of my questions as you need and thanks for your excellent service.
RAM
Read Answer Asked by Ray on May 14, 2019
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