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Q: What would be the best investing book for a young adult just starting to learn about investing? I know someone asked this question but couldn't find answer under MISC
Thanks
Dolores
Read Answer Asked on December 12, 2014
Q: Hi Peter & Team,
Please advise on SDIV (Global X Super Dividend)in RRIF for global diversification
32% US, 65% non-US, 5.2% yield (is this true?), close to its 52 weeks low, 0.58% MER,114 stocks, mostly real estate, REIT and financials. This will replace the money intended for ENB. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Karl on December 12, 2014
Q: Hello Peter and Team,
Really appreciate the great service you are providing.
Would you share the average portfolio value that you have performed reviews on?
Is there a minimum or maximum portfolio value amount where you would suggest an alternate action other than performing the review?
Read Answer Asked by Peter on December 12, 2014
Q: 1. If Oil prices do not recover in the next couple of years, is HNL at risk?
2. Does it have any significant debt maturing in the next 2 years that they might not be able to renew?
3. I know that you rated HNL as a C+ in October. Has your view changed in the last couple of months?
4. Would you recommend selling? It is a very small portion of my portfolio.

Thanks,
Hans
Read Answer Asked by Hans on December 12, 2014
Q: Are cannacord individuals and the company also being investigated regarding the amaya deal? Heard about amaya raid but nothing about cf investigation?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on December 12, 2014
Q: I have come to the conclusion that after all my years of investing, I really don't understand the dynamics of the market. I cannot figure out the huge daily gyrations up $2.00 down $2.00 etc on the same day. Years ago without all the technology we now have things did not move that fast. I guess it is a sign of the times which is difficult to decipher what something is actually worth. On another note could the world survive without a stock market?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on December 12, 2014
Q: Hi Peter, my pm portfolio consists mainly of streaming/royalty companies as well as Mandalay MND. If you had to pick one other gold/silver miner besides MND, which stock would it be ??
I'm looking for excellent management (similar to Mandalay) where the market cap is less than $300MM. The stock does not necessarily have to be a producer.
Read Answer Asked by Ralph on December 12, 2014
Q: Hi folks,
I'm asking you to think about a bottom in oil and how this will all play out. If you put aside the gripping fear for a moment around the oil "crash", calmer heads suggest these sort of events have happened before in history many times and we have a good idea how it plays out. Peter called it by saying dividend cuts and reigning in cap ex would occur. Where do we go from here? Insolvencies? Do you think when Buffet throws one of these oil majors a hefty lifeline that were close to a bottom? Remember when he bailed out GE at $3/sh or did the same to GS at $75 share. Thanks for your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by mark on December 12, 2014
Q: Good Afternoon
Will the following two securities be fine for tax-loss/rebuying purposes?

ta.pr.j and ta.pr.h

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terry on December 11, 2014
Q: i held health lease HLP.un, and was thinking of adding extendicare with the funds from the HLP buyout (I also hold leisure world). Extendicare has now dropped somewhat, making it even more attractive, but - do you see it going lower if rates should actually increase, how stable is the dividend and how dependent is exe on government funding? This would be held for income.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by grant on December 11, 2014
Q: Hi guys, your thoughts on the price of gold for a 3 to 5 year timeline. A few so call experts are calling for a $ 5000.00 + / ounce.
Thanks

Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on December 11, 2014
Q: Hi Peter
I suspect I have been overweight in oil/gas and have lost more "paper equity" as it has been dropping though I prefer to think I have still spent it on "good companies".
When you say 10-15% energy weighting and that TSX is 21% or 25% do you include
a)PIPELINES like ALA,ENB,IPL,KEY,PPL,TRP
b)SERVICES COMPANIES LIKE BDI,CFW,FRC,HWO,PHX,PD,SVY
c)OIL BASED OTHERS LIKE BAD,MTL,PRW,QST
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on December 11, 2014
Q: Hello team, DHX is not reacting too well to today's news....they announced additional Teletubbies licensing deals. It has had a big run this year. Maybe it's just some people booking profits (?). What are your thoughts please.

Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Silvia on December 11, 2014
Q: Hello Peter and team. I currently own TVA.B. Yes I know! Look at it this way: we all make mistakes. Part of the learning process. At any rate, I see today that Moses Znaimer is possibly interested in purchasing the Sun News Network from Quebecor. It is my understanding that Quebecor's subsidiary TVA.B owns 51%. If this deal ever materialises is there any possible upside for TVA.B. The corporate structure is so complicated that what I think is real may not be.
Cheers
Read Answer Asked by roland on December 11, 2014
Q: Kevin O'Leary was on BNN and said he hopes oil goes to $35 a barrel. He mentioned that we should instead be investing in the S&P 500 like he has. Now he says a lot of junior oil and gas companies are going to go bankrupt. Why would a Canadian, and a owner of a fund company add fuel to the fire of panic. Do they have alterior motives to help drive the price of oil and gas stocks down?. Are they shorting? CNQ chairman Murray Edwards said that he predicts oil will drop to $30.00 a barrel before it rises again. Why don't they just keep quiet rather than add to the panic selling? What is in it for them to say these things which are only their opinions.
Read Answer Asked by James on December 11, 2014
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