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Q: Hi, These look a little oversold, who do you like for a full position for a the long term hold. Sector not a issue.
Read Answer Asked by Brad on May 08, 2023
Q: Hi 5i
As I've asked far too few questions and have load of question credits ... It's that time again ... what is 5i talking about internally that makes you all optimistic or pessimistic at this time? Would your views internally track the previous investor sentiment surveys and how does it differ (if it does).
Thanks

Read Answer Asked by mike on May 07, 2023
Q: Good Afternoon,
I have owned Killam for a while. There has been no appreciable growth or dividend increase. What is the likelihood of either happening. Would I be better off selling Killam and purchasing another stock? If so, what stock would you suggest that would offer some growth and a good dividend. There is no tax implications as I hold Killam in my TFSA.
Thanks in advance for your opinion.
|Jane
Read Answer Asked by Jane on May 07, 2023
Q: Just my thoughts on the stock, it does not matter if you are Wal Mart or Target when you have to much inventory you have to sell it down at prices that do not make you any profit. There is nothing worse than marking down fashion clothing and trying to recover your cost on the items. With maybe a recession and more 50% off sales, yes the margins will be lower, until the merchandise supply is under control the company will probably struggle.
Thanks again
Read Answer Asked by eugene on May 07, 2023
Q: TXF Vs EIT.UN. Which would you prefer for overall total performance ( appreciation and dividend) over a holding period of 3-5 years. Or if any other preferences. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by RUPINDER on May 07, 2023
Q: Can you explain Dreams announcement at the close today. It seems DIR has done a bought deal of 12.5M shares at a price of $14.20 (a little below todays close) to raise money which they will then use to buy back 12.5M A class preferred shares? This is a confusing one, why would they do this? Also will this hurt the regular DIR share price since its diluting the shares? Would you buy or is this a bad move? Thx
Read Answer Asked by Adam on May 05, 2023
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