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Q: Legacy Oil & Gas (LEG) has recently had a nice move to the upside on sizable volume. Would you attribute this to the year end reserves announced on March 5, some short covering, or is there something else that would accounting for same? As it has done little over the course of the last year, is it worthwhile holding it over the course of the next 6 months to a year.
Thanks in advance
Read Answer Asked by Robert on March 20, 2014
Q: I have read your previous favourable comments on Delphi (Dee). In view of their latest results do you see this as a good long term hold or do you prefer others?
Read Answer Asked by Marty on March 20, 2014
Q: Hi

Could you provide your current views on DR (Medical Facilities) in light of recent earnings.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Greg on March 20, 2014
Q: We listened to BNN's duscussion on tax for 2013 returns, and also to our own accountants, to minimize US stocks in RRSPs and TFSA because of the requirements for US in relation to recording and the treaty in relation to this. I am confused on this, are you able to clarify the tax ramifications for Canadians holding US companies in their portfolios? Thabk you.
Read Answer Asked by Frank on March 20, 2014
Q: I have a question about Boston Pizza Royalties Fund.
Would you feel comfortable adding additional stock @ this time?
Thank you Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on March 20, 2014
Q: Would you comment on ASton Hills (AHF) results. They seemed pretty good but the market did not react. What makes this stock so lethargic. Could it be a takeover candidate? Appreciate you views. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Sue on March 20, 2014
Q: AHF
What is your assessment of Ashton Hill's latest year end financial results?
Also, how would you rate it relative to its peers as a safe investment for growth and income.
The dividend is nice at over 5% - is it safe?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Rick on March 20, 2014
Q: AHF Aston Hill announced yearend results today. For a perennial under performer what do you think of them?

TIA
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on March 20, 2014
Q: Hi Peter, In your interview with My Own Advisor you stated, "Also, there will be at least 10 times of complete panic in the markets in the next twenty years. Use these times to buy, not to panic."
Recognizing that there will be a different number for every individual and situation, what would be an acceptable range of cash to keep for the purpose of buying into panics, say 10 to 20%? Or would you recommend staying fully invested and pulling funds from the fixed income side of the portfolio, or tapping into margin, or perhaps a combination of the 3 areas? Thanks, J.
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on March 20, 2014
Q: Peter,

I am hoping that you may be able to clear up the confusion I have about what is the definition of a "dividend stock". In response to a question from Mark yesterday about obtaining a 5% dividend yield, you commented that outside of telecoms or utilities, it is difficult to get more than a 5% dividend (although you did note almost as an after thought that the REIT sector has higher payouts). However, there are a number of stocks that you support that do pay out higher dividends - many of them in the oil and gas sector - and there are several tech stocks and assorted others as well. (Morneau, Calian, Torstar)

Secondly, in the past you have referred to companies such as Boyd, Stantec, Cineplex etc as being good "dividend stocks" even though there dividend yield is somewhat low (not even sure why Boyd is called an Income Fund with a 1.9% yield).

So my question is, what is the definition of a dividend stock and do those stocks differ from stocks that pay a high dividend?

Thanks.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 20, 2014
Q: What is the consensus for Carfinco's Q4 adjusted revenue and eps?

Thanks,
Sandy
Read Answer Asked by sandy on March 20, 2014
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