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Q: I own MA and have done well with it. Can you please give me your opinion on the company?

Thanks,
Wayne
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on December 05, 2014
Q: Cequence has taken it on the chin like all other stocks in the energy sector. Are there any concerns going forward or is it simply caught up in the selling tsunami? And if it is the later is it now cheap enough to consider adding to my position? I'm thinking a number of the energy stocks should have a fair size bounce in the new year. Your thoughts would be appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 05, 2014
Q: Both ETFs have taken off significantly after Nov. 24, the opening of the Shanghai Exchange. Which of the two might have further upside potential, and are they relatively 'safe' as investments?
Read Answer Asked by Sigrid on December 05, 2014
Q: Would appreciate a current opinion on Parallel Energy. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by george on December 05, 2014
Q: Hi - the shares have been crushed in the sell off, are they a likely target or can they do the acquiring in this environment? what is their balance sheet like and any dry powder ? thanks
Read Answer Asked by Scott on December 05, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and company. I would like a look into these as we head into tax loss season. I am interested in your analysis in these holdings... JOY,WRG. I spoke to management about the dividend in JOY but I do not trust the answer I received. Your thoughts... If I could impose these two I recently purchased for catalyst's in the near term... POE, MMT... I read many things on these company's from a variety of sources but they lack your honesty with NO BIAS.
Thank you as always Jason
Read Answer Asked by JASON on December 05, 2014
Q: Peter and Team , has Bnc been bought I can't find it on the TSX . If it still a live is it worth while buying.

Jim.
Read Answer Asked by James on December 05, 2014
Q: Just for clarification purposes:

If you sell a stock at a loss in a non-registered account the superficial loss rule applies to all accounts, registered and non-registered.

If you sell a stock at a loss in a registered account the superficial loss rule DOES NOT apply. One can buy that stock back in any account, registered or non-registered.

Thanks for your confirmation or clarification.
Ron
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on December 05, 2014
Q: Hello, what is your opinion on EL? I was told they just hired some top end managers. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Greg on December 05, 2014
Q: I hold Baytex in my TFSA. If I sell, I cannot claim any capital loss in this account. With COS cutting their dividend, I'm starting to think Baytex will be next, and then go down even more? What do you recommend - sell and replace with a better energy stock with a brighter future and better chance of recovery - or hang in for the long term with Baytex?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on December 05, 2014
Q: Could you comment on Direct Cash. Yield is 8% and it has moved up nicely recently and I am thinking of taking a position.

Thanks for the great service.
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on December 05, 2014
Q: Hi 5i, Could I get your comments on the U.S. defense sector in general as well as a couple of suggestions for growth in the area. I've looked at TDG, but I know there are lots of other possibles (NOC, LMT, COL). Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Noel on December 05, 2014
Q: Dear Team - could you please give us your thoughts on Mart? Two very significant and positive NR's were released and a 3rd should come before Christmas on the closing on OML 18. The stock is still down YTD and things have never looked better for the company. Thanks for you feedback.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on December 05, 2014
Q: I want to buy RCL, but it keeps going up. Is it getting too expensive to buy now?
Read Answer Asked by Elaine or Gerry on December 05, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Team, this is about the news that COS would be cutting its quarterly dividend by nearly 43 per cent. I have made a quick calculation, and based on the closing price of today of $10.98, the new yield would be of about 7%. Does my calculation make sense? If yes, is it okay to buy COS shares at this price? Thanks, Gervais
Read Answer Asked by Gervais on December 05, 2014
Q: Peter, so many questions around energy stocks. Let me ask questions around your daily routines from the time you wake up till you go to bed :). Do you check the futures market when you wake up and before you go to bed, listen to BNN or CNBC during the day, go thru Bloomberg see commodity prices, check out stocktwits, read broker research reports, etc..Just want to find out what you daily routines are with regard to stock markets. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Iskandar on December 05, 2014
Q: http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.cos/canadian-oil-sands-limited?postid=23197193

Mr. Hodson, at the risk of annoying you, I am providing this analysis with respect to Canadian Oil Sands (COS), which goes along with yours, and maybe further (as it is backed by actual buying of the stock). Was today's price a 35-65% discount and are reserves to last 90 years ? Do you foresee oil and COS substantially higher within the next year ?

Again, this is a private question, but feel free to let other members view your response if you think this is useful ?
Read Answer Asked by Serge on December 05, 2014
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