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Q: Please rank the following companies in terms of long term growth.
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on January 03, 2018
Q: Listed above are the stocks i currently have in my TFSA Would you suggest selling any of those listed and what would you suggest adding for 2018? All are approximately equal weight in my portfolio?
Thks for all that you do

Marcel
Read Answer Asked by Marcel on December 28, 2017
Q: I am thinking of adding these stocks to some of my accounts please rate from best to worst and comment if you disagree with any choice. Thanks Don
Read Answer Asked by Don on November 16, 2017
Q: Greetings.

Can I get you guys to comment on Andrew Peller and Park Lawn earnings? It looks like Park Lawn would have been a significant beat excluding the "one time" costs, and Andrew Peller fairly solid results?

Any red flags regarding earnings, and would you consider adding to a 3% position on ADW.a and a 2% position on PLC?

Thanks again. Please feel free to charge 2 question credits for the above 2 questions.
Read Answer Asked by john on August 14, 2017
Q: Hi, can you rank these companies for long term holds considering currrent valuation. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on August 02, 2017
Q: Hi, can you rank the following companies as long term hold potential taking into account current valuations. I am looking to start positions in all companies I am just not sure which ones to start with.

Also, I feel like there is so much noise about moving away from oil that buying ENB long term can be a bad portfolio decision. Can you also comment on this. I am 30 and don't plan on selling anything any time soon.
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on July 31, 2017
Q: Hi,
I would like your thoughts on these 2 companies, StorageVaultCanada Inc. SVI.V & Park Lawn Corp. PLC.TO.
It would be a small % in our portfolio.
The current price for : SVI.V $2.33 & PLC.TO $18.45 Are they worth buying at this price? if not what will be their entry price.
Thanks,
Rosina
Read Answer Asked by Rosina on April 20, 2017
Q: I have in my tfsa the above stocks in a weighting of 5 to 10% with 10k in cash. Which of the ones listed would you add to or would you recommend one or 2 others stocks that would fit in this portfolio. I also have other rrsp and trading accts. thks marcel
Read Answer Asked by Marcel on January 17, 2017
Q: Hi there

Best of the holidays to you and staff in the office. I have really enjoyed being a member the last 3 years, learned a whole lot, adjusted my investing approach accordingly, and thus become a much more effective investor.

Wondering about Park Lawn. I own a part position now and am looking to increase my stake somewhat. Just wondering if you could give a breakdown on its valuation. Do you see good value there or would you wait for a lower entry point?

Much thanks
Stuart
Read Answer Asked by Stuart on December 19, 2016
Q: Hallo I5, my cash position is over 25% and would like to buy one or more of the above stocks with div. income in mind and some growth. I would appreciate your help in my selection, perhaps suggest better ones. I like the chart of MFR.un but can not find any information MER, holdings, etc. I also own MAW104 and Maw105 in my portfolio and I am up 25% on both, should I take profit? Many thanks for your advise. J.A.P.Burlington
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on October 19, 2016
Q: This company appears to follow the growth by acquisition model with its most recent acquisition, a US funeral home operator, having been a success based on their sales and earning improvement. It is also trading at all time highs. What is your assessment of this company and if it could be a long-term position, would you look for a lower entry point. I have no position in it at this time though regret not having bought some at $15 when I first came across it.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on October 07, 2016
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