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Q: Can you comment on why CCT took a fairly big hit today after reporting earnings? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on October 31, 2013
Q: You mentioned DHX when you were a guest on Market Call. Are you still looking at this company.
Read Answer Asked by judy on October 31, 2013
Q: Peter,

I love your service! The one area that disappoints me is your unwillingness to indicate if the current stock price is good or bad. A great company may not currently make a great stock pick.

Could you not apply ypur "grading" method to the stock price?

As an example, CNR could be rated as an "A" company but have a "D" rated stock price. This would indicate that the stock price is ahead of the value in a very good company.

Thanks for listening.

Regards
John
Read Answer Asked by John on October 31, 2013
Q: hi folks, thank again for your insite. my question is do u think the money market is a good investment with countries like china, indonesia, bangladesh.
Read Answer Asked by dale on October 31, 2013
Q: would appreciate any new thoughts on RLC ahead of third quarter report, bought the IPO, is it worth adding to.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Walter on October 31, 2013
Q: What is your opinion of Morguard North American Residential REIT's
(MRG.UN) latest quarterly results? Would it be a buy at this time?
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on October 31, 2013
Q: what do you think of mrg.un ,residential north american results?

Read Answer Asked by Josh on October 31, 2013
Q: Happy Halloween!!
Further to Robbie's question about ETF's in place of mutual funds: you offered some suggestions but I am unclear as to whether they are meant to be either/or choices or "all of the above" in order to achieve balance/diversification. Could you elaborate?
Thanks!!
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on October 31, 2013
Q: I have been a member for over a year now, and appreciate all the services you provide. I am down 14% on HCP (a 5% position in my RSP) in 6 months, and am losing patience. Would you suggest that I continue to hold it, or would selling it and buying DR make sense?
Read Answer Asked by JANE on October 31, 2013
Q: could i please have your view on AET.UN
thank you
garry
Read Answer Asked by garry on October 31, 2013
Q: Good Afternoon Peter and Team,
Your recommendations are really spot on with Stantec shooting out the lights today. My question is about Stantec's poor cousin Genivar (GNV-T). If you were to cover this company then what back of the napkin rating would you give it ??? Also do you think that GNV will benefit from the "Stantec halo effect" ???
Great job as always and thank you. DL
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on October 31, 2013
Q: I didn't follow model portfolio and now it is quite high.Would you still recommend getting in and set up as model portfolio?.Or i missed the boat?.
Read Answer Asked by nizar on October 31, 2013
Q: Peter and Team: Would you please provide your thoughts on Mandalay Resources (MND). Thanks for the great service. Doug
Read Answer Asked by Doug on October 31, 2013
Q: I would appreciate your opinion on Visa. As you know they announced their earnings yesterday and the stock is down significantly this morning. It is about a 3% position in my portfolio and my average purchase price is $125.00. Your comments would be appreciated. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Brian on October 31, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, I am wondering how you'd suggest investing $5500 in a new TFSA for my daughter who just turned 18. Have a online account set up. She won't need the money for 4+ years while she complete her post-secondary. Was thinking about HCG but am concerned if the housing market turns this may be too risky. Maybe VDY or CDZ?
Read Answer Asked by Vern on October 31, 2013
Q: Hello Peter.
I am always looking for a home for my cash when not fully invested. Money markets provide a skinny but safe return.
I have noticed a couple of senior loan ETFs ie blk and fsl.
My understanding is in a world of increasing interest rates the holdings in these ETF will have their yields also increase (floating) thus the best of 2 worlds. Knowing there is no Santa Clause what am I missing

as always
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Leon on October 31, 2013
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