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Q: I'd like to know what you think of MRG's Q3 report that came out today. I would especially appreciate your assessment of (1) potential growth and (2) your calculation of Payout Ratio using AFFO (not FFO, as they do, which tells me nothing without knowing the maintenance expenses). I must admit I get very suspicious of reits that only provide FFO and not AFFO.
Read Answer Asked by arnold on November 01, 2017
Q: Never fall in love with a stock, this means me and also 5i, since Jan./15 to now this stock has returned app. 10%, if you just bought ZUH, a health care etf, you had a 25% return. I don't what is expected of this stock,if it ever makes a purchase with it's cash, but does someone expect it to just rocket it value. Why not take 5i's advice, most of the time,. and invest in stocks on the rise, than hope that something changes. Too many good stocks out there to own, than this one. Don't try to be smarter than the market. Just my opinion.
Read Answer Asked by eugene on October 31, 2017
Q: Just a comment on the answer you gave to the question posed by Kolbi on Llloyds bank. Unless the rules have changed very recently I believe the UK has no witholding tax on dividends paid to foreign residents. UK residents have a $10K dividend tax free allowance (reducing to $4K next year) after which they are taxed 7.5%. Don't feel to sorry for them though, their TFSA is $40K a year!
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on October 31, 2017
Q: in your previous answer to me you said you cannot fault knight for not doing a deal.
my question is can you fault them for raising money over a year ago at about 10 dollars, diluting the stock and then doing nothing with the money, this to me is ripping off shareholders, totally unacceptable. i think we all being taken to the cleaners.dave
Read Answer Asked by david on October 31, 2017
Q: I am trying to break my need to hold on to my losers. I have held KPT for 4 years with nothing to show other than the dividend. I like the dividends but I don't have need of them at this time and I want something with some growth too. Should I give it up? If so any suggestions for a replacement?

Thank you

Read Answer Asked by Stephen on October 31, 2017
Q: so knight is turning out be the ultimate dog, everyone including me and 5i is holding knght on the assumption that sooner than later he does a huge deal.
m question is why should we hold it,there are so many great stocks i could buy wth my 12000 shares reduced from 30000 over the last 6 months.
and it is not like he is going to do an amaya deal issuing stock at double its price the day a deal is announced, so i pay 2 dollars more to buy knight when a deals announced,but that could be in years.i feel i am being suckered.
a great money manager that you know said to me about knight, lightning never strikes the same place twice. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on October 31, 2017
Q: I wish to add one more financial to my portfolio. I already have BMO,BNS,TD. I am considering the above companies. Which one would you recommend or do you think it would be better to just add to the ones I already have? Is there another that you would recommend that I should consider?
Read Answer Asked by Jennifer on October 31, 2017
Q: Hi 5i
With the decline in Kinaxis share price going into earnings tomorrow, would a new purchase at $65 level be a move you would make or would you waiting until release be more appropriate.

By the looks of the volume type, it is us small investors who are dumping the stock share by share.

Thanks for your thoughts on this.
Dave
Read Answer Asked by David on October 31, 2017
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