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Q: I'm principally interested in the security of income and capital. Please provide your views on ISV with a view to a long term hold. Is there another provider of similar services
you would recommend. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Tim on July 20, 2015
Q: I came across this company a while ago while doing a screen for US stocks. I've been following it for a while and would appreciate your comments on this company.
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on July 20, 2015
Q: What do you think of PTS? I purchased it about 8 months ago and it's down 11% since then. It's down by >50% since early 2014. I'm trying to decide whether I should bail or not. It has a decent enough forward PE and seems to be in a good business niche but it continues to disappoint.
Read Answer Asked by DAVE on July 20, 2015
Q: Hello, I am curious what you think the effect of the US raising rates will have on the market in general. I am assuming global money will flow into the US and send it higher. But what effect does it have on emerging markets. Will some of that money be heading to the US as well?
A little birdie has told me that a-lot of emerging market debt is priced in US as well. The above scenario would put a-lot of pressure on these countries. Is it a safer bet to sell my position in XMM and redeploy somewhere else?
Thank-you for the great service.
Read Answer Asked by Eric on July 20, 2015
Q: Dear 5i Team - Please give us your opinion on coal. Has its time come to an end for power generation and will it just be used primarily for the processes of mfg steel?
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by DOUG on July 20, 2015
Q: Hello Peter, can you provide some information on this company. Is it a good buy going forward? Thank you, Jen
Read Answer Asked by Jen on July 20, 2015
Q: This is a tiny company but appears to be capturing market share in an established business( cash management etc) via new technology 80% of revenue is recurring. As typical of software company large gross margins ( 73%). I think they make as much as 3 cents a share profit this year, no debt and as almost all their business is in the US the appreciating US dollar really helps them. Assuming a 20% growth rate over next few years how does one evaluate this company?

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Read Answer Asked by Murray on July 20, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
I hold a small position in MIC and have felt stock would go up when rates they charged went up. I have stayed away from fund managers fearing fee disclosure would affect them. Having said all this I assum from comments in the past and today's report on FSZ that you would endorse a switch from MICto FSZ? Am I correct ?
Thanks for all you do
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on July 20, 2015
Q: I have a stock in my RRSP which has risen from $50 to $100. I have been advised to sell this stock ( pay approximately 20% tax), re- buy this same stock ( at the current $100 price) but place it in a TFSA. Does this make financial sense?
Read Answer Asked by Valdis on July 20, 2015
Q: I hold XTC -- it seems to be hitting on all cylinders and has been particularly strong recently. Could a takeover be in the works? Technically it looks like it has formed a rounded bottom (late April period to now) and if that resolves to the upside, we might be looking at 19-20 bucks in short order. Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by MARK on July 20, 2015
Q: Your last comment on Paramount was in April where you mentioned that "POU with its debt will likely have good leverage in a rising sector" . Do you still think this would apply? The stock continues to drop and I would appreciate your assessment of their current position in the sector. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by mike on July 20, 2015
Q: I am under in this company and I have a full position (overweight at market value) in my RRSP account. I really like the company and I do not need to access the funds anytime soon but I have always had a problem with deciding to sell at a loss with a good company. Many things of course can change a market quickly and therefor My question is "Could the money be better used in a different sector or would I be moving funds for no reason?" Perhaps average down but I really do not want to point the money hose at this. My gut tells me to wait it out. Perhaps it is a question without an answer but I appreciate your time spent answering it.
Thank you
Jeremy
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on July 20, 2015
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