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Q: Hi Peter and Team, Pinecrest, PRY, released their results today. Could you please comment on them and if you think the stock is a buy at the current price or is there further down side. Thanks!

Read Answer Asked by Hussein on March 19, 2013
Q: Hi Peter,
What are your thoughts on Real Estate Investment, REIT and institutional quality investment opportunities | LEAGUE Investment Services Inc. http://leagueinvestment.ca/
They suggest an 8% return , paid monthly from Rentals.
Do you feel they have the staying power , and can live up to their claims ?
Regards, Peter Nind
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 19, 2013
Q: Peter & Team. HRX seems to have taken a low from way back.Did special dividend effect this.They seem to have a good order book.Are their costs getting to high.Good company to buy or not
Read Answer Asked by Guy on March 19, 2013
Q: Please comment on GII.UN. The high yield caught my eye yet growing earnings are higher yet.
Read Answer Asked by Bryan on March 19, 2013
Q: Could you comment on INN.un on their strategic initatives and if you see improvement in future
Read Answer Asked by terrance on March 19, 2013
Q: Hi Peter,

Any thoughts on First Citizens Bancshares, FCNCA. Seems they haven't been this cheap since 2009 low.
Read Answer Asked by Graham on March 19, 2013
Q: Peter and team - a question about the model portfolio which is a great addition to this great service. In the portfolio there is quite a bit of sector diversification away from the traditional big three in Canada: financials, energy and materials, in fact, there is very little energy (other than energy infrastructure) or materials. Given that, how much exposure (on a percentage basis) would you recommend someone have in their RRSP to the US market which is typically done for exposure to US consumers, staples, healthcare, etc.? Some of the portfolio choices are obviously geared to this market such as MG and STN. Would there be particular sectors to focus on or would a great company like Berkshire for all of one's exposure fit all or most of the bill? Thanks for your help!
Read Answer Asked by Derek on March 19, 2013
Q: Peter and team - looking at your model portfolio I am not sure if I should make some changes into the companies that you have recommended or not. I know that we can't own everything but Open Text and Descartes Systems Group are also solid companies that you have positively commented on in the past. Also, MDA is a great selection. Would switching out of these in favour of CSU, ESL and SYZ be good decisions? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Derek on March 19, 2013
Q: Hi Peter
Just wondering if you could comment on the concerns raised aboutBrookfields accounting practices raised by Roderick boyd
of SIRF.The key issue it seems is how assets are valued.
With all the corruption on Wall Street how can you believe any of the numbers?
Gord.
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on March 19, 2013
Q: Can you give your opinion on Colossus minerals CSI.TO.
Thanks
Chris
Read Answer Asked by Chris on March 18, 2013
Q: Hi peter &co.for the speculative portion of my portfolio i own shares in TSL (tree island steel). my inquiry is about their latest earnings release.what do you think of it?is management doing a good job ?is buying back shares better than paying down debt ?do they have more competition in their space now than the last housing boom ?what signs could emerge with this company that could indicate trouble may be on the horizon ?how much more time should an investor give them to turn things around to the upside ? thanx
Read Answer Asked by NORM on March 18, 2013
Q: Hello - Re: my question on CGR vs ICF. CGR is a global fund which tracks the Cohen and Steers Global Major Realty index.ICF is restricted to N.Am. and follows the Cohen and Steers Major Realty Index (no Global component). This explains the difference in performance. Sorry for the confusion.
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on March 18, 2013
Q: Peter...The Refresh Financial LP seems to have a yield of 6.25% but fees of 5%. does that come off the 6 1/4? The business plan calls for "lending" at 13% to folks trying to regain a good credit rating, and then locking the funds into a 3 or 4 yr. GIC that they then repay, after paying a $300 "admin" fee. PROS/CONS for investors? thx regards, Art
Read Answer Asked by Art on March 18, 2013
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