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Q: I had asked a question earlier regarding Bonds vs. Bond ETF's. I am still unclear on how to assure the return of my capital with an ETF or any Bond fund. I understand the income side but if the ETF value drops there is no capital return like there is with an actual Bond. - If I have $100k to invest in Bonds is my capital not much safer with 5 laddered high quality bonds than with an ETF. Is there any way to purchase a bundle of bonds and allow them to mature? or is there a similar fixed income investment that preserves the capital value - thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Ron on February 10, 2016
Q: What is the consensus for Q2 revenue and eps?

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Read Answer Asked by sandy on February 10, 2016
Q: What is the reason for the big drop today?
Read Answer Asked by Douglas on February 10, 2016
Q: What is the consensus for revenue and eps in US$?

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Read Answer Asked by sandy on February 10, 2016
Q: What is the consensus for revenue and adjusted ebitda?

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Read Answer Asked by sandy on February 10, 2016
Q: What do you think about Exact Earth? Is it worth buying into? If so would you wait for a bit to see what the stock does?

Thanks
Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 10, 2016
Q: Insiders have sold more than 13 million dollars of WCP in the last year with a huge sell at 12 dollars in Dec. Its hard to have confidence in this company with this going on. CEO has sold over half his position alone in the last year according to INK insider on TD website. This may help answer some of your members questions about WCP and its performance.Comments please?
Read Answer Asked by blake on February 10, 2016
Q: As this seems to be a pretty popular topic today. A potentially profitable trade on this security is selling the $10 July puts for .55 cents. This will give the seller the right to buy the stock at $10 and have .55 cents in their pocket already for a potentially effective purchase price on AQN of $9.45.

Think that might be of interest, who wouldn't want AQN at $9.45 if the stock closes below $10 on expiry date?

Sheldon
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on February 10, 2016
Q: Has 5i opinion changed on cpg it has been out performing all year .And is wcp still in the model
Read Answer Asked by Stan on February 10, 2016
Q: If Canada was to implement negative interest rates, do you think banks would pass this cost on and increase borrowing rates? I just started ZRE positions in several accounts and am wondering if this would have a material impact on the value of reits, or do you think the possible effect is already priced in. I get real nervous thinking what the effect would be on mortgage rates. What do you think? Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Richard on February 10, 2016
Q: what is the symbol of the new convertible bond? is it a good buy
thank you, J.A.P, Burlington
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on February 10, 2016
Q: Good Morning 5i

Please provide your views on whether this is an opportunity to add based on information currently out there concerning a move to take the company private. If so, do you have any price range in mind as to where the price will go short term. I know this is a lot to ask but am looking for your opinion prior to considering increasing my position.

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Randy on February 10, 2016
Q: hi experts;today they cancelled their dividend.do you think the company will survive.or should i sell.thanks brian
Read Answer Asked by brian on February 10, 2016
Q: Can I get your thought on Aeg, I know that value investors have had this as a top pick many times but the stock keeps going down. Also according to Yahoo finance the book value for this company is around $14, how can a stock with a book value of $14 trade at around $5
Read Answer Asked by Richard on February 10, 2016
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
I have been looking at ESL, CSU, SYZ, and OTC and comparing them using the metric "Free Cash Flow Yield" (Trailing 4 quarters of operating cash flow, minus capex, divided by shares outstanding, divided by yesterday's share price) According to my very crude calculations ESL = 9%, CSU = 8.7 %, SYZ = 9%, and OTC = 14 %. OTC in particular looks to be getting pretty cheap. Is this a good way to look at these types of companies and what other metrics do you use in your analysis of info tech businesses ?? Thank you for your sage opinion. DL
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 10, 2016
Q: I bought Firan a few months ago. What do y'all think of this one?
Read Answer Asked by DAVE on February 10, 2016
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