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Q: Hi Peter and staff:
1.)Which ones are growth stocks with the best potential?
2.)Which gold stocks with the best growth potential do you recommend?
3.)Is CFF worthwhile keeping?
Thanks. I am enjoying your services and will presently renew my subscription.
Klaus
Read Answer Asked by Klaus on March 16, 2014
Q: Hello, which one you will prefer today to buy - Canadian energy ceu or black diamond bdi for growth and safety. This is part of balanced portfolio and 1-2yr hold.
Read Answer Asked by RUPINDER on March 16, 2014
Q: Good day Peter...I'm caught up trying to classify positions by sector. And I need feedback about a few REIT Trust companies. Should all REITs.un be classified under real estate or CSH.un as health care, GRT.un as industrials, BYD.un as consumer discretionary and HR.un as diversified?......Thanks....Tom M
Read Answer Asked by Tom on March 16, 2014
Q: Recently you remarked that REITS could be considered part of the fixed-income portion of a portfolio. Could the same be said of Mortgage Investment Corps (e.g. MCAN, Timbercreek, Trez), or would they be part of the equity allocation?

What is the difference between Timbercreek Mortgage Investment Corp. (TMC) and Timbercreek Senior Mortgage Investment Corp (MTG)? (Same with Trez Capital: TZZ and TZS.)
Read Answer Asked by chris on March 16, 2014
Q: I interpret that you are not constructive on Leon's (LNF) based on your response to Dennis & his TFSA question today. It has a 2.55% yield and a beautiful chart. Could you expand on your position?





Read Answer Asked by Donald on March 14, 2014
Q: hello Peter & 5i team. I read today CSX after the harsh winter will reduce earnings by $0.10/share in Q1 and that execs are cautious on full-year profit and on if the company can reach its goal to achieve a two-year CAGR of 10% to 15%. I very recently bought shares at $27.69 and price as of today is $28.56. My feeling is to sell right now. Your thoughts please and as always, thank you for your time.
Read Answer Asked by Gord on March 14, 2014
Q: Please elaborate on your negative long term view on STB.
Read Answer Asked by carey on March 14, 2014
Q: Peter, I asked a question yesterday PM. & received the answer this early AM. Fabulous service. On the other hand, I asked a question about 10 days ago on STB & am still waiting for your reply. I didn't bother to enquire before because of your note concerning possible delays. My earlier STB question again concerned the continuing monthly purchase by SNCF of nearly 100,000 shares & now represent over 10% of issued securities.
I have a substantial investment in STB (for monthly income only & have protected the downside) however, I just find it unusual that a very large France based conglomerate would continue to invest nearly 1mm a month in this really small SchoolBus Co.???? As ever, your expertize is appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on March 14, 2014
Q: Were the results Neulion - NLN reported this am good enough to warrant adding to my position? Thoughts for a speculation.
Read Answer Asked by Tim on March 14, 2014
Q: Help! I'm torn between panicked selling of Canexus so I don't lose the remaining investment, and feeling with 40% down I might as well stay the course and hope to loss a little less later on. Any advice?
Read Answer Asked by M.S. on March 14, 2014
Q: CHW
What are your thoughts on the recent earnings of Chesswood. It appears the market doesn't like it. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on March 14, 2014
Q: I am under water with an investment in CET (Cathedral Energy Services). What is your opinion of this company?
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on March 14, 2014
Q: Hi 5i. Can you give an updated opinion of ZCL in view of recent earnings report ? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by George on March 14, 2014
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