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Q: I've held Interrent since about $8 a share and I've bought more on the way up. My average cost is about $10.50 a share. What are your thoughts on Interrent today and in the future? Do you see them as an eventual takeover target by a larger player such as Boardwalk to help diversify their portfolio or CAP Reit to get even larger?

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on August 28, 2019
Q: Recently bought this stock because of the dividend security(hopefully) but I'm surprised by the downward pressure on this stock with the dividend ex-date just 2 days away I could be wrong but wouldn't some people just be hanging on for the ex date and then possibly dumping it as it almost seems to be in free fall despite being so close to that date your thoughts on this theory and also on the company here getting dangerously close to two digits YIKES thx
Read Answer Asked by Greg on August 28, 2019
Q: Hi Peter, a follow up on my last question about voting and non-voting shares. Today Corby voting shares traded 14000+ shares and non-voting shares traded 665. Did you get part of the answer backward?
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Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 28, 2019
Q: Looking to add TRP ( already have ENB ) to my RRSP for some income but am somewhat concerned if there were to be a recession - would this be considered a "Utility " thus less likely to take a hard hit or would I be better looking at BEP.UN, FTS, AQN or EMA and if so, which would you recommend at this time ? Your opinion is greatly appreciated.
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Read Answer Asked by JOHN on August 28, 2019
Q: I understand an earnings estimate is an analyst(s) estimate for a company's future quarterly or annual earnings per share. How important is looking forward (ex. 2 yr guidance)? How do analyst(s) derive future earning estimates? Is there any input from the firm itself? Is there analyst bias? Which would you say takes a higher priority... EPS expectations or ROIC past performance when I'm deciding on a investment in a company? Is TD webbroker's "EPS Consensus Expectations" a reliable / reasonable source of information?
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on August 28, 2019
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