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Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team

In our combined accounts, and looking at the Technology sector, I find that we have too much OTEX. Our other holdings in this sector are CSU, ENGH, KXS, and XIT. Please rank, in order of preference, where some OTEX can be sold, and one or more of the listed holdings could be purchased with the proceeds. I always value your timely advice.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on May 20, 2020
Q: Hi 5i team, Alacer stock softened on the first day (May 11th) after the deal announcement with SSR. Since end of the day on Monday May 11th the stock is up approx. 25% in 5 trading days. In your opinion, is the market expecting a competing bid or is this bid up in the stock a recognition of the synergies that will occur with the merger?
Thanks
Rob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 20, 2020
Q: I am starting a new portfolio, totally separate from my existing ones due to different ownership and would likely sell after 3 years. What sectors do you think will have the most positive movement in the next three years?
Read Answer Asked by stephen on May 20, 2020
Q: Can I have your opinion on DOX. Would you consider it a buy at this price. Looking to add it to my TFSA account. Are there others that you could recommend in the same space. Your opinion is greatly appreciated.

thanks
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on May 20, 2020
Q: Hello 5i
Could I have your assessment of the pros and cons of investing in this small US company?
Thank you
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on May 20, 2020
Q: When you last commented on HEO nearly six months ago, you were not overly enthusiastic. But there have been a number of developments over the last few weeks including the landing of 7 new contracts and a Covid 19 update indicating that the impact on their operations is relatively minor. It also seems to be picking up positive market momentum as is evident from the strong performance of its SP since the lows of March. With this in mind, I would appreciate your current assessment of the company. Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by karl on May 20, 2020
Q: On May 13 you responded to a question regarding the probability/possibility
of bankruptcy/restructuring of Crescent Point Energy as a 6 on scale of 0-10.
I found that quite concerning. Do you still stand on that given the improvements in oil pricing and can you elaborate further? I am a long term SH and have lost significant funds to the downturn of CPG.
Read Answer Asked by Calvin on May 20, 2020
Q: I am concerned about Brookfield Asset Mgmt. It has been especially weak versus the recent market recovery. Do you think the company exposure to retail and office property has cast investor sentiment of this name in a negative way .I have owned the name for years and have been worried about its continued leadership in a post Covid environment
Read Answer Asked by Kim on May 20, 2020
Q: i would like your opinion on these 3 US ETFs. Do you think DXU and ZUQ are too expensive right now to purchase? Can you recommend one or two US ETFs with long term growth potential?
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Mary on May 20, 2020
Q: I have held this for a while in my cash account and is well under underwater (65%). I could sell at a loss to offset gains. In your opinion what are the chances it will recover in the short to medium term? Would it be better to harvest the loss and buy something with better prospects for growth? What would you buy in its place, sector not an issue? I have a fairly well diversified portfolio including some gold.
Please deduct as many credits as appropriate.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Carlos on May 20, 2020
Q: Not sure I understand the following line from your April report on GC: "Where we do find some comfort is with
the close ties (and revenue contributions) to governments as well as Brookfield. GC will have access to support, finances, and might even be a go-private candidate. For this reason, we are maintaining our rating at ‘B+’." Not sure of the relationship to Brookfield, or what it means. And do you mean that government revenue is such a priority that casinos would open up sooner? Not sure what going private would mean in terms of price. Would private equity be looking for a "bargain." Also, not sure where GC's revenue mainly comes from: slots, black jack, hotels, poker tables, etc.? I could see slots returning to action with masked players, but have trouble seeing poker players packed around a table, even with masks. Although, I don't believe much revenue comes from poker tournaments; cash games may be a different story. Sorry about this rather confused question. It's just that if I had to pick a company that would be clearly negatively impacted by a Covid-19 shut down, it would be a brick and mortar gaming company, especially one with hotel and entertainment destination sides. Any clarification much appreciated. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on May 20, 2020
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