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Q: could I have your thoughts on the Martinrea results.
Would this stock now be considered a buy?
Would it be wise to try to buy it at the open ?

Thanks
Rob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 07, 2015
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
Please give me your current evaluation of PAA. How is there balance sheet,management and assets? They are at a multi year low and this quarter may depress it further.Do you think we are close to a bottom? Any hope for silver recovering in the next year or two? Will PAA be a sector survivor?
Thanks for your insights as always!
P.S. You were great on BNN the other day!
Dr.Ernest Rivait
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on August 07, 2015
Q: I am wondering about pipeline coating companies, as they should be in demand regardless of the falling price of oil. SCL and EFX appear to have the best fundamentals in the sector, given their payout ratios, price/sales and price/book and both are significantly down over the past 12 months. I am wondering: 1) is this a good sector given a 2-5 year time frame; 2) are these the 2 best companies in the sector to consider; and 3) which one would you choose if I only bought one, and why? Thanks in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on August 07, 2015
Q: Hi 5i Team,

I was ready to buy Cinemark, waited for their report, thought at first glance it looked reasonable - and am surprised at how the stock price has reacted. Can you please comment?

Thank you very much.
Read Answer Asked by Molly on August 07, 2015
Q: I would like to ad those two stocks to my port folio!
Could I have your opinion please!
Read Answer Asked by Frank on August 07, 2015
Q: What's your opinion of China Mobile and Chinese ADRs in general?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on August 07, 2015
Q: Hi team. I bought Corby at $24.06 and it is now $19.86. The chart over the last year looks quite rocky compared to ADW.A. Perhaps I bought too soon. Do you see any upside to Corby (CSW.A)? thank you ahead and I hope you are enjoying your summer.
Read Answer Asked by El-ann on August 07, 2015
Q: Hello Peter,
Usually a month from now I start investing the built up cash balances in my non registered and registered accounts and am fully invested by November end. I am wondering if it makes good sense to hold back this year and maintain the cash balance going into 2016.
The reasoning is thus. The economy has slowed with the risk of a recession on the rise. Corporations had lower earnings expectations which have been mostly met but the revenue misses have been an excuse for market sell offs. There is the fear of a global slowdown including the US(GDP growth projections have been tempered for the 2nd half). The Fed has been painted in the corner and will necessarily raise rates once or twice this year.
What is your opinion? Should I be all in or think of retaining the cash for capital preservation?
If you think the markets are fine, where would you advise I focus my attention? Your growth portfolio or the model portfolio?
Your opinion is highly valued as always.
Rajiv
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on August 07, 2015
Q: I took a position in SLF thanks to your advice the other day and it is already up $900; many thanks. I also took a 1/2 position in WSP and it is also up surprisingly. Now I would like to have your take on WSP and TRI for future gains. - Ted
Read Answer Asked by Edward on August 07, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and Team,

I currently still own some oil/services stocks that I'd like to get rid of. They include WCP, ARX, SES, and BDI. A couple of parts to my question... Which of these would you continue to hold? I was thinking either only WCP or WCP and ARX. What stocks would you recommend to replace them with that will have more short-medium term potential. I already currently own TD, ATD.B, ESL, CCL.B, SJ, BOS, AVO, AYA, DRT, BAM.A, SYZ, MDA, CXI, KXS, XTC, GUD, DHX.B, OTC, and PHM. For simplicity assume my larger caps are 5-7% of my holdings and my small caps are <5%. And would you recommend making this switch now, or wait until there's a bit more of an upswing in the price of oil? They are held outside my TFSA so I can take a tax loss on them.

Thanks,

Jordan
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on August 07, 2015
Q: Good Morning 5i

Like many others - Looking to make a 4% of portfolio speculative move into energy sector once price into mid 30s. Currently hold no oil. Any comment on that strategy. Will hold for about 3 years before looking to sell or sell earlier if appreciable bounce occurs sooner. Can you give me 3-4 names that will initially do the best on any eventual oil bounce.

Thanks for you valued help as always!
Read Answer Asked by Randy on August 07, 2015
Q: Hi Peter,
I am still contemplating selling WSP to capture the gain and move it to STN, but another thought was to put the monies in Home Capital Group (HCG). This would be a long term hold for 3-5 years as a good value play. HCG has had a great ROE for long time and think the company will find its way of this current doldrum. Any comments
Read Answer Asked by umedali on August 07, 2015
Q: On your great advice I picked up Constellation Software last year. I made it a full position, and it has now reached 6% including all my portfolios. I am not risk adverse and I don't mind holding winners, but at what total % level should I start to take some profits.

Do you think letting it move up to 10% is ok, or way to risky.

Cheers, Colin.
Read Answer Asked by Colin on August 07, 2015
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