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Q: Happy NEW YEAR Peter &RYAN
Hypotheticaly would CSU make a take over bid for SHOP and if so; would the bid have to be in excess of 30% of SHOP'S last price for SHOP to accept .
Thanks Gary
Read Answer Asked by gary on January 07, 2019
Q: Hi 5i team - In a recent response to my question regarding a junior resource company you mentioned that the management was good but not in the excellent range. Would you be able to recommend a few junior resource companies that in your opinion do have excellent management and/or exploration teams. I am not interested in companies that produce gold, just ones that explore for gold, silver or even base metals. Thank you.
Thanks also for the excellent service in 2018 and all the best to everyone in 2019!
Read Answer Asked by Rob on January 07, 2019
Q: Hi Team: Its the start of a new TFSA season. If I transfer in kind from a non registered Account into my TFSA, can I report the Loss? I purchased this stock in April 2018 @ $8.84 and it is now trading at $5.21
Read Answer Asked by Ken on January 07, 2019
Q: Is Nokia a buy ? Thanks for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on January 07, 2019
Q: Hi,
You responded to Kevin yesterday that the TSX Total Return was -8.9%. I found in TMXMONEY symbol ^15NT which they are calling the total return. Using the daily chart I calculate the 2018 return to be -9.6%. Do you know why there would be a difference?
Regardless of the source, would it be possible to include this on your company pages so your readers can easily compare their total returns?

Thanks
Ian
Read Answer Asked by Ian on January 04, 2019
Q: Ross Healy, on Market Call Tonight, said that Visa was way overpriced, and that he wouldn't even begin to have an interest in it unless it fell a further 40%. What is your take?
He also echoed a theme I keep hearing which I don't understand; that this market is "old". It's "old, old, old, worn out" as if the market were a human and about to keel over due to longevity. I get that boom markets don't last forever, but my understanding is they die due to weakening economic circumstances not old age. Don't they? He said that as the S&P had fallen below 2500 the next stop was 2000. What is your take?
Read Answer Asked by John on January 04, 2019
Q: Health care sector: I own GUD, COV and RHT (I did not get out of RHT in time so will hold) in Canadian health sector - all are down significantly. I follow BE portfolio and have diversified non- Canadian mutual funds and etfs. What are your thoughts on USA health sector, which if any of the IBB, HHL, ZUH would you add for long term (5+ yrs)?
Read Answer Asked by Glen on January 04, 2019
Q: I hope you would consider telling the members your views on some “ 5G Enablers”. Nokia, Ericsson, Cisco, Qualcomm might be large cap considerations. Little outfits like Inseego ( INSG) are helping Verizon rollout 5G. There must be some potential winners. Thx Frank
Read Answer Asked by Frank on January 04, 2019
Q: Just added $6,000.00 each to mine and my wife's TFSA. What would be your top pick(s)? Do not consider risk or diversification.
Read Answer Asked by Larry M. on January 04, 2019
Q: Good Morning,

What are your thoughts on Apples recent downward guidance, stock is now down 38% from its highs a few months ago, it is as you know a very cheap stock for a "tech" company. Do you feel that this is way overblown... I understand the trade war concerns but this has to be a short term concern (1-2 years).

Is this not a very compelling price at its current valuation with the cash hoard they have and stock buybacks, services revenue increasing, etc.

I do not own Apple but I have been waiting for a good time to buy some and now seems like a good opportunity to maybe buy half a position and see how it goes? Would you think Apple would be a good stock to buy for a grandchild's RESP money not needed for 15 plus years?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 04, 2019
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