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Q: SCS (Second Wave Petroleum):

Further to the Brookfield going private offer.
When OSB market was in distress a few years back Brookfield took control of NorBord and Answorth. NBD and ANS continued as public companies and all shareholders eventually benefitted. The SCS going private transaction (requiring a majority of the disinterested shareholders) appears to be nasty situation for the minority shareholders. What are your views on this aspect?
Read Answer Asked by Russ on May 06, 2013
Q: Peter,

You have talked about CXS in the last few comments but have not provided any recommendation to hold, sell or buy. At this level is it a good buy for a two year time frame. Could this be a multi-bagger stock. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on May 06, 2013
Q: NDM, from $2 to 20$, then to 2$ or so in tne past 5 years. Does that make sense ? Is it general in the sector or specific to the company ? Is it the story of cyclical stocks ?
Read Answer Asked by Serge on May 06, 2013
Q: SCS (Second Wave Petroleum):

What is your opinion on the going private offer at .30/share from Brookfield today, and what are the chances for a higher offer from Brookfield or other parties?
Read Answer Asked by Russ on May 06, 2013
Q: Morning: CFN- since it's Bought deal & secondary disposition by 2 insiders mid April has fallen nearly 25%!? What's your current opinion? Dump it - or keep it temporarily?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 06, 2013
Q: Hi Peter Do you have an opinion on FP newspapers. At 4.69 with a dividend of 60 cents it is yielding 12.8%.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Guy R. on May 05, 2013
Q: Hi: I would like your opinion on selling A&W and buying MTY Food Group, all in a TFSA. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by David on May 05, 2013
Q: Hello 5i team. Greatly appreciate the terrific info I get from your site.
Hear many opinions on when interest rates will rise and the impact this will have on different types of investments. I would appreciate your views on this, specicially how higher interest rates (whenever this occurs) will impact stocks, bonds and preferred shares.
I have recently been using funds from maturing GICs to purchase yield-producing ETFs, primarily in bonds and preferreds (CLF, CBO, CPD, XPR, XHY). Plan to continue doing this while GIC rates are so low, though will retain a sizeable portion of overall investments in GICs for safety.
Thanks. Tom
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on May 05, 2013
Q: Energy is 18% of our portfolio (600G), with full shares in HSE,BTE and CPG for the dividend, and 1/2 shares in CVE and KEY for growth. We do depend on dividends for half of our income. Do you think this is a reasonable apportionment?
Read Answer Asked by Edward on May 05, 2013
Q: I just read an article were the analyst was concerned about high margin levels. It got me thinking about the 5i investment philosophy. Do you ever consider factors like this or where we are in the business cycle, or investor sentiment, or is that all just noise.Are the fundamentals of the company and its growth prospects the main determinant for you?
Mike
Read Answer Asked by mike on May 05, 2013
Q: Thank you for this great service.I have kept HBL.UN for two years with no gain.Am I wasting my time? any suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by Linda & Vic on May 05, 2013
Q: Each day I check Member Question to see if a stock that I hold is being written about. Is it possible for 5iResearch to have software that has a database of stocks that are of interest to each member. Then when that stock is mentioned in Member Questions, an e-mail notice would be sent to the individual client to inform them that a stock of interest to them is being mentioned. I believe such a program would be very useful to 5iResearch members & complimentary to the services 5iResearch provides.
... Cal
Read Answer Asked by cal on May 04, 2013
Q: Could I get your opinion on averaging down. I owe 10000 shares of Sherritt that I bought at $7/share. I am considering purchasing an additional 500 shares at $4.5/share to bring my average cost down. Is this a wise choice or a losers game. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 04, 2013
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