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Q: Hi 5I team: just joined and very impressed with your service. can you offer any insights on LOY. I believe they just announced another financing. thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on April 05, 2013
Q: This is somewhat related to Byron's excellent question earlier today on the 2013 budget 'bail-in' provisions for the banks.

The 5 big banks all operate discount brokerages ... e.g., Scotiabank and Scotia iTrade. If Scotiabank fell into the scenario described by Byron, could Scotia iTrade be affected? If so, what would the impact if any be on an iTrade customer's stock holdings? I realize they're not CIDC-insured.
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on April 05, 2013
Q: thank you for answering all of my questions..... i would like your opinion on killam KMP. I own this reit and would like to know your opinion on keeping it or selling it.. linda
Read Answer Asked by Linda on April 05, 2013
Q: I need your opinion of Renegade Petroleum RPL; particularly how safe is the dividend. Tks - Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on April 05, 2013
Q: RCL Have holding fromIPO,well under water.Do you think worth holding or best sell and take the loss of close to 10% Gord
Read Answer Asked by gordon on April 05, 2013
Q: Would like an update on Alexco (AXR), in light of the flow through they did April 1st. I thought they had lots of cash and while they did get a 10% premium the price has come down a lot more than that in the previous month. thanks
Read Answer Asked by Doug on April 05, 2013
Q: I see that Exfo Inc. has sold off lately and is near
technical support levels. Is this company well positioned
in their industry to grow over the long run, or is it
time to step away?
Read Answer Asked by gordon on April 05, 2013
Q: Would buying MTY on this pull back be a good idea? I'm slightly worried on the decrease in same store sales and low gain in revenue, I know they had an extra day last year Q1 so im assuming it's just a bad quarter? What are your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on April 05, 2013
Q: Shoulton, yes I agree. And thats the problem, as long as someone is willing to sell at lower and lower prices the stock will go down. The problem is all these bankers and fund managers are all buddies (well most of them) and they have all kinds of little tricks up their sleeves and do favors for each other all the time (you scratch my back and I will scratch yours) I would be more in favor of shorting if it was not hidden in the bowels of the market. As a buyer of a stock you should have the right to know if the shares you are buying are actually owned by someone or if they are borrowed shares. In no other market place in the world can you buy something that is borrowed from someone else. Look at what happens, these guys short a bunch of stock and then send out their basher squads to pump fear into the markets, and it works for the most part for a time and then the market corrects its self again. But, as long as you are on the right end of it all, you can make a lot of money too.

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'In no other market place in the world can you buy something that is borrowed from someone else.' Is this a correct statement ?
Read Answer Asked by Serge on April 05, 2013
Q: Hello,
With regard to funds that are guaranteed through the deposit insurance program...if you have $150,000 in a savings account and take $75,000 out of it and place it into a GIC where the annual earned interest is deposited back into that same savings account....then is the remaining $75,000 in the savings acct and the $75,000 in the GIC both considered as separate deposits and would therefore be insured?
Read Answer Asked by Jim on April 05, 2013
Q: Hi 5i team. This is a general economics question. is there evidence that the US economy is capable of growth in the absence of stimulus? My simplistic calculation (14 T economy, 1T pump-priming) suggest that if QE is taken away, GDP growth will be zero or even negative. If that is the case, is the euphoria in the markets thus far this year based on the notion that, at least, things have improved so that we no longer slide towards recession (assuming the Fed will not stop QE) and actions taken by the Fed later against a better growth background (when it happens) will not affect the economic outcome drasticlly and this, against a backdrop of negative real returns on 10 yr treasuries now has push the markets up? Do you not find this going-in-because-it's-the-best-of-a-bad- bunch a little worrisome? Thanks. Henry
Read Answer Asked by Henry on April 05, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, I have not been able to follow the market for a bit but have seen the decline. Is this a correction, are we going down much more or are there other factors driving the market lower. Thanks, Nick
Read Answer Asked by Nick on April 05, 2013
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