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Q: Company is "projecting transformation growth" and a "dramatic increase in consolidated cash flow from operating activities over the next 3 years". 1st quarter results were quite good and and yet the stock seems to be stuck in neutral! With a PE of 26ish, is the good news already baked into the stock price or do you see value here.
Read Answer Asked by Lloyd on May 31, 2018
Q: What's your take on the company's revenue recognition policy? It sounds strange and not so "conservative" to me. They should use accrual basis for accounting and reporting. I am wondering if this has something to do with their recent problems with hardware shortage delaying clients onboarding, such that March sales are too low to show. Hope they are not doing this to try to hide something.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Tony on May 31, 2018
Q: What are the top 5 income stocks that you would recommend buying? Please advise if they are dividend aristocrats and if you expect any price appreciation over the next year/
Read Answer Asked by David on May 31, 2018
Q: Hi team.
what is the growth outlook for BCE? is it a buy? Bombardier seems to be going up steadily. Is that justified and sustainable? Is it an opportune time to buy Kinder Morgan, given the Government purchase scenario?
Regards, Norman
Read Answer Asked by Norman on May 31, 2018
Q: Hi,
Just noticed that TH has issued a Treasury Offering of Convertible Unsecured Senior Notes. The size of the issue is US $ 50 million, par value $100.00. They are 5 Yr cd's witha coupon of 5.75% and a converstion price of US $ 14.75 (equivalent to about Cdn $ 19.12)

Would you feel this is a good value cd, or are we better to just buy the stock directly? As always, we value your opinion.

Thanks,
Dawn
Read Answer Asked by Dawn on May 31, 2018
Q: In my daughter's RESP I hold TD(39%)up 13%, PBH (39%)up 110%, GUD(17%) down 20% and 5% cash.
I still have 9 years to go before the first withdrawal.
I was thinking of diversifying TD and/or PBH. Which dividend ETF (with growth potential) would you recommend?
Read Answer Asked by JR on May 31, 2018
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