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Q: Just wondering about Disney as a long term buy at current price. Stock has not responded well given recent success with Star Wars. Shanghai Disney opening in spring 2016. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on December 24, 2015
Q: Hello,
Did you ever think to have an MOMENTUM PORTFOLIO for the large/mid cap in the TSX. Wealth Managment firm are doing that for their clients. Have name for that if you want.
Eventually with extra fee, because of extra work for you.
Thanks.
Francois
Read Answer Asked by FRANCOIS on December 24, 2015
Q: Recent news has caused this stock to increase substantially in the past few days. Good and compelling story. That said I have been trying to determine the manufacturing capability of the company. The software should be simple enough but the manufacturing and installation is another kettle of fish. In other words how many seats can this company manufacture in a year and at maximum output what does this represent in terms of growth? Nice to get huge orders but can you deliver. I can't get a reading on this. Perhaps you have insight.

Rgards
Read Answer Asked by roland on December 24, 2015
Q: I have some cash to deploy in a small non registered account (part of a larger, diversified portfolio) which I use for stocks that give both income (for the div tax credit) and growth (mid to long term time- frame). My overall portfolio is well diversified. I am looking at one or two of tcn, bos, xtc & wsp. (I would try and pick up xtc/wsp at a bit of a pullback). Would you have any strong preference ? Or, do you have other recommendations ?
Read Answer Asked by Alexandra on December 24, 2015
Q: Hi Team. In a question today (Dec. 23) in your list of holds and sells of energy stocks, you had CEU as a 'sell'. Although drilling is half of what it was, the company seems to be proactive in managing its cash flow and is even adding to the business (tuck in acquisition) during this time. Can you help me understand the reason for the 'sell' recommendation? My overall energy exposure is 6% with another 4% in pipelines. Thanks for the help and Merry Christmas!
Read Answer Asked by Derek on December 24, 2015
Q: Dear Team,

I have a good portion of my portfolio in XTR. Why the sudden drop off in the share price. Shall I continue to hold or sell. Bought at $11.50.
Thank you and Happy Holiday!
Read Answer Asked by Frank on December 24, 2015
Q: Hi 5i Team,

My discount broker (TD Waterhouse) provides me with the “Analyst Consensus” for most stocks listed in North America. How much weight should I give to this information in making a decision as to whether or not I will buy/sell a particular stock?

Thanks for your insights on this issue.
Read Answer Asked by Michel L on December 24, 2015
Q: We have been blessed with two granddaughters this year and want to start an RESP for them to take advantage of the 20% government grant. Starting out the amounts are low so we are considering purchasing GIC's. What investments would you consider appropriate when starting out and as the funds increases.

Wishing you and your team all the best for the upcoming holiday season.

Bob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 24, 2015
Q: The latest update on NHC delay in filing their financial statements seems to include a new issues of concern including accounting for warrants and option issued in the past, compensation matters and even calculations of fully diluted shares. A month after missing their filing date, there doesn't seem to be much progress and instead a number of new issues. Do you think the red flags are waving?
Read Answer Asked by Kent on December 24, 2015
Q: Hi Team. I hold both WPK and CCL. Is one better than the other for a long term hold? Want to replace two 1/2 positions with one whole. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Derek on December 24, 2015
Q: Greetings all and best of the holiday season!

I'm a market watcher (but not a high frequency trader) and I've noticed a recurring pattern recently where the prices of many of our stocks spike early in the day and then trend lower and finish negative or near the open price. What do you make of that? Seems to be more than random activity.
Read Answer Asked by Rick on December 24, 2015
Q: Hello, what do you think about selling CAM (I'm basically even after one year) and topic my 1.5% position in WSP? or you have another preference?

Thank you and Merry Christmas and all the best in the new year.
Marios
Read Answer Asked by Marios on December 24, 2015
Q: I own shares of Innergex Preferred series A Bought @ $ 22. I am giving the option to convert it to series B floating rate. Could I please have your opinion if I should convert or stay with series A. I was unable to find a Quote for the B series. Is this a new series that is created for that purpose? With only 3.4 Million shares of the series A outstanding, the conversion is subject to a minimum of 1 Million of A to B and become compulsory if less than 1 million shares remain outstanding of series A.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Saad on December 24, 2015
Q: Hi 5I team. Could you explain when restricated share units are exercized for cash as shown on canadian insider dated dated december 21st 2015. Also where i could obtain info as pertaining to director restrictions on receiving, buying and selling restricted and non restricted units.
Thank You
Best of Season Vinny

Read Answer Asked by vince on December 24, 2015
Q: I have 2% position in non-RRSP portfolio. Bought it 2 years ago at around $35, it is at the same price now. Considering low dividend and "lost" 2 years, do you suggest keeping it or changing to something with more growth potential? I also hold 2% positions each in XLI.US, SJ and WSP - unfortunately, I bough these just recently... If you were to rate STN today, would you still rate it as "A"?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on December 24, 2015
Q: hi folks:

what would be your "most likely to stay in business at any o/g price" picks for energy service/driller companies

small medium and large

low debt and survivorability is paramount; not interested in "the most debt therefore the best leverage to recovery" type companies

thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 24, 2015
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