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Q: What is your favourite stock(s)for this lumber bull market? Are there any cheap ones left?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on February 25, 2013
Q: I was looking at buying vodaphone(vod)for a rrsp account it's pulled back a bit in the last year pays a 6.2 div.and looks cheap could you please give your opinon on this stock.
Read Answer Asked by dennis on February 25, 2013
Q: Hi Peter & 5i: This is further to Bryan's (Feb 24) question and one or two other recent ones. I want to be very careful with my grasp of the income tax info. Can you just let me know if this accords with your understanding? The superficial loss rule requires that a specified number of days must pass before any reacquisition of a stock sold at a loss, in order to preserve the seller's right to claim the capital loss for tax purposes. The rule does not prevent one from repurchasing the stock; it just means that if you repurchase it too soon then you lose the right to claim the capital loss on the prior sale. Because the rule only concerns sales where a capital loss could be claimed, it simply does not apply to sales in RSPs or TFSAs. If you take a loss in those accounts, there is simply no capital loss relief available. But, after a sale for a loss in a taxable account, a subsequent repurchase in ANY of your accounts (RSPs and TFSAs included) would compromise your right to claim the loss, unless you waited at least the required number of days before repurchasing. Is that about right? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on February 25, 2013
Q: What is your take on "967 eleven eleven Pizza Pizza" or PZA?
I see that this company is just a hold on TDWaterhouse rating but it pays a decent dividend. It has been around for agesand i still remember the radio catch phrase. It would I believe be a good complement to Boston Pizza and even the Keg... all of them at different markets/price points.
Read Answer Asked by Derek on February 25, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, This is just a general question. Funds in my company registered pension account are managed by Great West Life. Right now i have 100% money in high risk account (Leith Wheeler). I am looking at 10 - 15 yrs horizon. What would be the right approach as i can transfer funds from one fund to another fund like US Equity Index, conservative fund and bonds without paying any transfer fees??? Should i be moving money from aggressive to conservative in case of correction and move back to agressive once there is indication that correction is over. Thanks for the guidance
Read Answer Asked by S on February 25, 2013
Q: Hi Peter
Happy monday to all. I still own points (pts) after alot of years. Seeing things looking better and they are going to report earning on March 6th. Thinking of adding to this.I know you don't cover this company but know you have some history with it. Could you please give me a quick update. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Debbie on February 25, 2013
Q: Would you have any updated information on LNV-TSX?
Totally aware of the sector/slump but wondering about LNV
specifically for any hope? Bought in Sept/12. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 25, 2013
Q: Hi 5iResearch,

Thank you for continuing to provide this Members Question service. I for one really appreciate this and is one of the reasons I've recently renewed my membership for another year.

My question today may be a bit outside of your universe of coverage being a stock in the US markets. I would like to know your opinion on Western Union (NYSE:WU). I see that it's taken a beating last October and it's slowly recovering. I've noticed that the Price-to-Earnings ratio is really low and the Return on Equity is really high, which suggests a great value play. Do you agree?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on February 25, 2013
Q: Most impressed that you even answer questions on Saturdays and Sundays, that's true dedication! Gold is getting a lot of bad press these days, everything from death crosses to a "Gold Obit" from CIBC. If an investor was to take a contrarian position on this, I am interested in your thoughts on the Horizons Enhanced Income Gold ETF (HEP). It is showing a very high yield and a price close to its 52 week low. Thanks, Chuck
Read Answer Asked by Chuck on February 25, 2013
Q: Greetings Peter and 5i Team. Peter I recently saw you on Market Call/BNN...after hearing your philosophy I rushed to sign up to be a member of 5iResearch. Love it so far!
My question is, other than the top picks you gave on Market Call, do you ever publish a 'top picks list' here on 5iResearch from time to time ? Thank you...I'll hang up an listen ;)
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on February 25, 2013
Q: I do not tween but might start to see your tweets. ""This information is very hard to find without a TSX bulletin feed or a Bloomberg terminal. We Tweet the ones we see," How do I see your tweets
Thanks
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on February 25, 2013
Q: I like Canexus corp, they share the risk and upside on their contracts with their customers and are also expanding their oil by rail shipping business.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on February 24, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, I too read with great interest your Saturday morning comments in National post about ZEN, Zenyatta. I liked you comments on it but your last paragraph mentions "Still, it takes just one super stock to change your portfolio forever. We sincerely doubt it is going to be one of the ones mentioned above, but we’ll keep watching while looking for better possibilities". Can you please expand on this comment as I have 20% of my portfolio in ZEN and I am up over 400%. I have done a lot of research on this company along with the Vein graphite and the numbers I come up with are looking like another Aurelian.
Read Answer Asked by don on February 24, 2013
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