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Q: WAGE (Wage Works) If possible, would you please provide your assessment of the upside potential for this US listed stock. Could this be a viable health care investment, or do you see ATHN having a lot more potential and less risk?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on February 06, 2014
Q: Just a follow up to my recent question:
I was particularly interested in FNDE, but, as you noted, it is very small. In fact its assets are only 18.5 million and it traded only 11,011 shares today. Is it too risky? Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 06, 2014
Q: Could you give me your opinion on Callaway REIT (cwt.un)?
Read Answer Asked by jacques on February 06, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Team, in addition to my previous question on Pinecrest, PRY, in December can you please tell me if insiders have continued buying (or any selling) during late December to date? Any further thoughts on PRY considering its at .16 cents now?

Can you please provide any technical insight on the shares, support at current price, further down side, etc? Any further help on this one would be greatly appreciated.

Is this a dead company now or is there some value still, can management and board save this company? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Hussein on February 06, 2014
Q: Hello Peter and all at 5i: I hold DCI in a TSFA and it is currently down considerably from my purchase. If this was you would you sell, take your loss and put the proceeds into something with a better risk/return. I have read your comments in your site and listened to you on BNN and know it has a good dividend but it takes a long time for a dividend to make up for the loss in stock price. Thank you Barb
Read Answer Asked by Barbara on February 06, 2014
Q: AMBA
Do you see AMBA's technology in video imaging similar to AVO, even though they are not in surveillance business but the technology can be employed there. Who are their primary clients?
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on February 06, 2014
Q: Hi 5i team,

WIN has filed for a form 40-F, what does this mean for them?
Does being able to sell the security in the US help with the strategic review?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Sarj on February 06, 2014
Q: ZEN.V
Hi 5i, Notice Peter commented on this company in April last year. With the news out today from IBM R&D on a graphene chip 10,000 faster then a silicon one, and realizing this is still very, very early and a PEA due out from the company in the near future, if you guys had any thoughts on what might be a catalyst for an investment decision, specifically for this company and also more generally for smaller / start up type corporations.

Cheers,
rtk
Read Answer Asked by Richard T. on February 06, 2014
Q: What is your view on REIT's for 2014?
How do I search 'questions and answers' to find stocks or sectors I am interested in that have already been discussed?
Read Answer Asked by Randal on February 06, 2014
Q: Siemens (SI)has announced its intention to delist the ADRs "immediately". What impact would you expect on the stock price? Roughly how long would you expect the delisting process to take? SI states that the ADRs will become subject to a "sponsored level 1 program". What is this and does it offer any advantages to North American holders? Absent the proposed delisting would you hold or sell SI?
Read Answer Asked by Fraser on February 06, 2014
Q: I own CUS & CFN in my TFSA: my costs are $5.07 & $8.17 respectively. CUS is getting killed due to huge dilution of share base & problems with their expansion in AB; CFN also increased share base recently and the stock does not seem to go anywhere. I am thinking of selling these dogs and moving on-comments please.
Read Answer Asked by James on February 06, 2014
Q: Hi team: I really appreciate the posts related to sector weightings and have been trying to take a more macro look at my holdings and see where I am over/under weight.

Based on an older post or two from you, I've created the following categories with weights, and I'm trying to determine where my holdings fall.

Materials - Gold/Silver
Materials - Other
Energy
Utilities
Cons. Discret.
Cons. Staples
Telecom
Info. Tech.
Int/Software
Industrial
Industrials - Transportation
Health Care - US
Health Care - Canada
Financials
Retail
Real Estate

We don't need to get into my specific weightings as everyone's targets will be different based on their situation. However,
I'm a little unsure where to categorise certain stocks, which isn't helping my analysis.

Can you confirm the list in general makes sense, and I'm not overlapping? If so, can you please help with the following?

AVO- you had referred to it before as an Industrial, wouldn't it fit in the Information Technology space?
MDA, GIB.A - do you consider these Info Tech, Software, or Industrial?
BAM.A - Financial or Industrial?
WIN - Financial or Info Tech, or Telecom?

Thanks!

(You have catergory groups on the right hand side for financials, metals, oil, real estate, technology already. One helpful thing, at least for me, would be to have categories for each of the areas above, so people could reference stocks in those areas when looking at their weightings. It may help reduce amount of questions like this and be a great resource for subscribers).

Read Answer Asked by Kel on February 06, 2014
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