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Q: Any thoughts on ide.un. Management team seems excellent
Read Answer Asked by John on December 05, 2013
Q: Dear 5i team,
What are you thoughts on the Canadian dollar, short term and long term?
Read Answer Asked by Arvind on December 05, 2013
Q: AGF.B It was looking like AGF was making some progress in turning things around and since May they have bought back abt. 2 million shares.
The Dec 03 announcement that they have lost a $2.6 billion account is a setback to say the least. Your thoughts will be appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on December 05, 2013
Q: What would be the best Canadian and the best US stocks for liquid natural gas. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by lyle on December 05, 2013
Q: Please give your opinion on XUE Xueda Education Group. Forward PE is 20.07 and expected growth is 97.80% per annum (4 analysts following per Yahoo Finance). Eye opening presentation on their website for anyone interested in China's top performance on the math test.
Read Answer Asked by John on December 05, 2013
Q: I currently have no Canadian Banks in my portfolio and am looking for an opportunity to enter the sector. I am wondering with the recent pullback whether this is a good time to buy. I am thinking of splitting my money between two banks, specifically Bank of Nova Scotia and TD Bank. I have at par, uninvested US Dollars. Is there any advantage to buying on the US market or should I buy in Canada? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by garry on December 05, 2013
Q: As a holder of Rambler Metals ( RAB) I see the CEO has recently also become CEO of Kirkland Lake Gold, seems to me to be an unusual move to share a CEO? Any chance of a quick thought on RAB, I realize it's tiny and in a hated sector?
Read Answer Asked by Charles on December 05, 2013
Q: Would you consider splitting the income and dividend category into two or more categories to distinguish between mainly slow growth income only stocks vs. higher growth dividend stocks. Thanks, Gary

Read Answer Asked by Gary on December 05, 2013
Q: Hi

PLUG was once a high flyer and yesterday the price was up more than 60%.
What`s your view on PLUG?

Thanks
Hersh
Read Answer Asked by Hersh on December 05, 2013
Q: Good morning Peter and Team,

Is there a "rule of thumb" regarding re-balancing a portfolio? With the great performance of stocks like STN and BAD, as an example, are their weightings perhaps getting too high? OTOH, as another example, I'm reluctant at this time to add to Goldcorp,which is down substantially. Your advice, as always, is greatly valued.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on December 04, 2013
Q: Peter; Can the news that today's US oil inventories drop of 5.59 mbbls , 11 times the forecasts, be somehow tied back to high depletion rates in the fracking areas? Thanks. Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on December 04, 2013
Q: We have full positions in TRP,IPL,PPL,and a 2/3 pos'n in ENB. We also have full positions in HSE,CPG,BTE and WCP. I'm considering selling our 400 ENB and looking at splitting the result between 2 of ERF,ESN,TOG,WJX. Your thoughts? Suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by Edward on December 04, 2013
Q: Hello Peter
I am looking for a long term heavy oil/oilsands buy for the dividend because they have immense reserves and will operate indefinitely. Canadian Oil Sands COS is a plodding behemoth with little price change for 3 years but the best combination of high dividend 6.98% and Lowest P/E 11.26. I know you said on Nov 28th that it very cheap but a slow grower. The only other high dividend stock that I can find is Baytex BTE div 6.31%, but P/E 31.18. Is the higher Baytex P/E justified and on what basis, and might it be a better buy and is BTE's dividend secure longer term, and which one would you choose?
Thank you. Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on December 04, 2013
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