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Q: Each of these Canadian companies is in the dumpster. How would you rank them as a buy with fresh money for a reasonable chance of recovery and why ?

Many thanks
Barry
Read Answer Asked by Barry on June 21, 2018
Q: hi Peter can you recommend 3 Canadian companies that offer long term capital appreciation have reasonable debt levels and derive better than 50 percent revenues from US operations thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on June 21, 2018
Q: Of these 3 candidates, which would be your top pick to buy today?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by TK on June 21, 2018
Q: Markets seem to be shrugging off the threat of a trade war. Do you think there is a high risk of a crash? Are Investors are not taking it seriously? Or would the impact of more and more tariffs be small enough that it’s offset by current economic growth? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by John on June 21, 2018
Q: Hello Peter,
Are you able to shed more light on this stock? I have asked before but the response was vague and I can understand as most of these companies are not producing sizable revenues. They seem to have captured the Quebec market , yet the stock is not moving with the sector. Today, all of them are moving up except for Hydropothecary. Is it time to dump it and move into Organigram (OGI) etc Thanks
Read Answer Asked by umedali on June 21, 2018
Q: I am trying to understand the financing scheme with this company. Do they have the financing or not? As I read their releases (confusing), it seems financing is in place but only if "certain" conditions are met. Basically, can investors expect to see their satellites fly anytime soon and start making money?
Thanks guys
Read Answer Asked by Randy on June 21, 2018
Q: In Joel Greenblatts book "You can be a stock market genius" he mentions that spin-offs historically have been great investments. Obviously not all of them but a high number of them. Specifically they were most successful when key executives from the original company would be moving to the spin off company and leading it, and most specifically when those key executives had large incentives (options, shares, etc) if the spin off company was successful. Also there was a large amount of insider buying from these execs, specifically the CEO, CFO, etc. One example was one of John Malone's spin offs which to this day is seen as one of the most profitable in history. Anyway, what are your thoughts on this theory. Does the theory rain true in some of the spin offs we have seen like (ECN/EFN), (Bombardier/DOO). Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Adam on June 21, 2018
Q: Good Morning, my question is regarding the reclassification of the telecommunication sector and technology sector. What is your opinion on how reclassification will effect the stocks mentioned above. I have read that these stocks will be negatively effected due to repositioning of holdings within funds. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Heather on June 21, 2018
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