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Q: Peter and team:
I am down a lot on these two names. How do you see their recovery in the near term vs. oil stocks, assuming we see $60 oil in 2017?
I guess I am asking for your thoughts on selling these and getting in to something like RRX, SGE or WCP?

Thanks as always
Phil

Read Answer Asked by Phil on August 30, 2016
Q: What are your thoughts on Brinker International Inc (EAT).
I purchased this recently and it has a good run up in the short time I have owned it. Should I continue to hold. My concern is that revenue growth seems to be flat but earnings growth good. Usually this is unsustainable over the longer term.
Thank you for your service. I learned about Brinker (high ROE) from an earlier question posted on July 25.

Stephen
Read Answer Asked by J Stephen on August 30, 2016
Q: My site did not confirm that this was sent,so here again.Original take out offer was $4.50.Now increase in SIRI share proration,the value is $4.83.Do not understand(may include some share of SIRI),so please explain.Meeting to vote on Aug 30,10am ET & appears offer will succeed as the 2 major shareholders endorse & no other offer to date despite a number of dissidents as per BNN.I just want cash even though my purchase price was higher @ $7 plus.Please advise me what to do & provide a stock as replacement.Always appreciate your usual great advices & services
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 30, 2016
Q: I noticed that you failed to mention PPY twice when asked for gas stock recommendations. I doubt that it is because you no longer like it. PPY has outperformed while PEY has lagged. Do you think a switch is in order of all or part of my PPY holdings?
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on August 29, 2016
Q: I saw your recent response indicating this was ok for income. In looking at this company it appears to be US based (even though it does trade in Toronto)..so if we are using a non-registered account the dividends would not be eligible for the dividend tax credit and the investment would be considered foreign for reporting purposes...perhaps one of your members that has received dividends could confirm this? thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Ed on August 29, 2016
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