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Q: Please share estimated 2017 EV/EBITDA for both GH and GC.

Currently GH seems to be losing its premium valuation as the oil price "head-fake" under $50 stirs fear selling.

My thesis is that the GH share price should recover quickly on light volume when oil shows some life on larger than expected US inventory drawdowns this spring and early summer.

Care to provide your take on this cloudy diamond?
Read Answer Asked by malcolm on March 22, 2017
Q: Please give your latest thoughts on Sirius XM Canada XSR.
The question database is sparse, so some background and updated info on present situation and future prospects would be appreciated.
It now has a 5%+ dividend rate that looks attractive, but is it sustainable?

We have bought two new cars within the last three years and on both occasions have declined to enter into a contract with them to supply digital radio, so I wondered how many others felt the same way about Sirius, when there are so many free radio stations to listen to. Maybe one has to be a really picky listener with a particular leaning in audio to get the best out of this service?
Read Answer Asked by John on March 22, 2017
Q: Hi I am looking to further diversify my portfolio. I have about 70 percent in the market and that is the highest I want to go. I have some tips, xbb and hfr and too much cash but having hard time with rates rising to go to bonds. The xhy seems to go with market, I was wondering about individual bonds or will they trade closely with market. I was looking at them. How does one choose the right duration, if it is over valued it could get called? and I loose money. There seems so many when I look at my investorline I don't know where to start. any ideas?
Read Answer Asked by Geoff on March 22, 2017
Q: During significant market corrections in the past, how much have dividend payouts by listed companies been affected? I am planning for retirement and wanted to know if I should use the current value of my dividends (mostly large cap companies) as annual income or whether I should plan that the dividends could decrease. If they could decrease, what would be an approximate percent drop to use in my plan? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Linda on March 22, 2017
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