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Q: After the Sino Forest debacle we were told that the books were not easily checked because it was a foreign company. Is that a fact?
Also Mad Money Cramer at one point said never buy a Chinese company, are the requirements for a foreign company as far as reporting and being audited different then for a US company or a Canadian company?

thanks for the great service, Jean
Read Answer Asked by Jean on May 25, 2020
Q: I sense that your positivity toward CAE has become somewhat muted. In response to their quarterly report, you stated their "future looks highly uncertain" and that currently, TFII might be the better industrial sector choice. I don't want to parse your every word but I am wondering if you have more concern for CAE now than you did two weeks ago, for example? Is CAE best looked at as a value play and in that context, a good choice for a long term hold?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 25, 2020
Q: I hold AQN. FTS. BEP.UN. All in TFSA. I am looking to add to 1 for balance. BEP.UN Is up significantly for me and also to purchase. Is the spinoff coming for sure? As this could benefit account location. Longterm hold as well. Is it worth adding at these prices for a full position?
TYVM
Read Answer Asked by Adam on May 25, 2020
Q: It looks like stores that are reopening have their counters retrofited with plexiglass shields. Can you identify companies listed on the market that would profit of an increase in demand for this material?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Jean on May 25, 2020
Q: Hello Team
What's your thoughts or best guesswork, IF "money" flow out from China Corp sector listed in U.S markets, which market or sectors would be benefit from it? The H.K market dropped 5% yesterday, moving day is coming ?
THANKS for the amazing services and valuable lessons we learned from 5i our family portfolio value recovered from March lows, it turned all time high a few days ago. takeaways we learned from 5i : Tech is the lead, Non Hedged, BIG picture
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Read Answer Asked by LEI on May 25, 2020
Q: Hello Peter,
If you owned these as full-positioned laggards in your portfolio, but were also a patient, long-term investor and appreciated the dividends, which of the following would you currently hold, sell or add to at this time? FSZ, AW.UN, CSH.UN, T, EWJ, HCG, MX, KBL, APR.UN, ZPR, NTR, TECK.B and CN?
Read Answer Asked by James on May 25, 2020
Q: TGOD announced a Shoppers deal with and the stock surged over 100% same day as high as .64 cents and closed at .50. Then the next day the company announced a bought deal to raise $15m at .40 cents and the stock went down as low as .37 cents. Why would they dilute like that with great news, I am sure they could raise money at a higher price, please elaborate. Is it a good time to buy and hold for a few years? Is there any big risks I am not aware of?
Thanks,
George
Read Answer Asked by George on May 25, 2020
Q: Hi Guys
I also have a subscription to Simply Wall Street. I find their APP excellent, and like their analysis of companies.
Can you give me your opinion of what you think generally of their information, and specifically about their calculation of Fair Value.
Thanks !
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on May 25, 2020
Q: BAM.A is recovering slower than I expected given the very favorable opinions by most experts. Is there a good reason to be cautious given the current uncertainties or it is a great buying opportunity.
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on May 25, 2020
Q: Hi Team,
Your recommendations on "Food Delivery Service" companies trade in Canadian and/or US exchanges or ETF?
Thank you for your help and appreciate your good services !!
Tak
Read Answer Asked by Tak on May 25, 2020
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