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Q: Peter and Team:

Could you please explain (if not to complex) why the halving on the discount between WCS and WTI did not result in a decent bounce in Canadian Oil Producing Stocks.

Thanks

Phil
Read Answer Asked by Phil on June 05, 2018
Q: Hi team,

Would you be able to suggest a couple of stocks with value, momentum and a chance for higher pricing or spending either in Canada or US. I have some cash but I am hesitant at current valuations in general.

Thank you as always!
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on June 05, 2018
Q: My life is increasingly shifting towards the U.S. (grandchildren live there and my wife is a U.S. citizen and we spend six months ever year there, with more time likely). as such, the U.S. dollar plays a bigger part of our lives. Added to that is my bearish outlook for the Can. Dollar and my belief a recession is becoming more likely. In the event of a global recession, is there any credible scenario in which the Can. dollar would appreciate vs. the Greenback. And could you provide any historical data regarding how the Can.$ fares vs. the U.S.$ in a recessionary situation.
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on June 05, 2018
Q: My apologies - I forgot to say that I was looking to invest in that thesis with US stocks. I'd like to invest in the thesis that low-mid level income earners are going to start having more income based on a resurgent economy, lower taxes, and a very tight labor market along with reduced immigration. Can you suggest 3-4 companies that would really benefit from this scenario?
Read Answer Asked by Rick on June 05, 2018
Q: I see a lot of sites that end with 'do your own due diligence' and while I understand the suggestion and concept, I don't have any idea what the steps are. Can you help me with a step by step DD?
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on June 05, 2018
Q: Could you please clarify what exactly "we think it's good for income mainly " means ? For instance, I'm currently down 16% on CGX, are you saying based on your current opinion I'll have to wait close to 3 years to break even based on todays yield? I struggle with giving companies time to develop business plans, while looking at lost opportunities elsewhere, reading "mainly good for income" makes my sell finger itchy.
Read Answer Asked by Charles on June 05, 2018
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