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Q: Ukraine’s State Energy Company Keeps Russian Gas Flowing as War Rages
An uneasy alliance between Ukraine’s Naftogaz and its Russian counterpart sustains gas supply to Europe and fills government coffers on both sides of the fighting.
Peter; Just saw this on my WSJ - maybe this is why NG is off so sharply. Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on June 14, 2022
Q: I am considering taking a position in both of the above equities. Would you consider this a prudent buy or are they too similar in nature, i.e. overlapping. Both do not seem to have done too well, even prior to the present market downturn.

Thanks, David
Read Answer Asked by david on June 14, 2022
Q: I was listening to Ross Healy on BNN Market Call this morning, and he thinks the NASDAQ composite could drop by 75-80% off its peak. I also saw a headline on the same show whereby a Manulife survey indicated that 25% of homeowners would sell their homes if interest rates continue to climb upwards. Can you comment on the historical relationship between stock prices and house prices? For example, if stocks tank, will house prices follow downwards? Or if house prices drop significantly, can we expect a major market sell off?
Read Answer Asked by Ed on June 14, 2022
Q: Hi there, I hold a large amount of my portfolio in these broad based ETFs. I have about 30% in cash. At these levels, would you be adding to these indexes for a long term hold? How likely do you think it is that we would see SPY at 3300 to 3400 range? What would your strategy be to deploy my cash position into equities? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on June 14, 2022
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
Please give your assessment of this company going forward. The price is cheap and I am thinking it might be a good long term contrarian play...even with inflation we have to eat. How risky would a buy be...better to wait for a lower price...I see we are now officially in a bear market...are we getting near the bottom? Thanks as always...your opinions are always valued.
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on June 14, 2022
Q: What are your top picks for industrials in Canada?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Darren on June 14, 2022
Q: I saw a Company Highlight Ad on BNN for Amerigo Resources (ARG) a month or 2 ago...
- I started looking into the company and was intrigued...
- Please let me know your thoughts and health of the company overall and comment on the dividend that is approx, 7.3% , - Is it sustainable?
- Long term/Short term comments would be appreciated

Thanks,
M
Read Answer Asked by michael on June 14, 2022
Q: Good (not so good ..) Monday.
Have you seen any official press release about these 2 preferred which will reset at the end of June. Prefblog’site mentionned that EFN.PI will be redeemed. I have not seen anything on EFN.PI or BPO.PG. Some cies really drag their feet. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Denise on June 14, 2022
Q: I have been hearing a lot of negative views on the stock market lately because of rising inflation/interest rates. I had a look at the US 10 year bond rates, compared to the S & P 500 level over the last 60 years. The 10 year moved up over 8% in roughly the 1978/1979 period and basically stayed there until roughly 1991, with a peak of over 15%. During that time, the S & P 500 went from roughly the 400 level to around 850, so the market more than doubled. Inflation was also very high then, and unemployment was much higher than it is now. It seems curious to me that so many people are so negative about the stock market, citing rising rates/inflation as the reason, when the market performed quite well during an extended period of much higher rates. Wondering if you had any comments about this.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on June 14, 2022