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Q: With the drop of share price I have less than a full position in these stocks. I can top-off only two, which would you choose and why? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Bernard on March 22, 2018
Q: With the 2017 earnings report out and the stock price at $16.240, do you still have a wait and see approach to this company?

Does the quote from the latest press release, listed below, indicate that the worse is over for AGT?

We believe that the challenges of the past quarters will begin to ease as the effects of governmental interventions and market corrections subside and markets find their new balance as a new crop season begins, with India’s current harvest and the upcoming Turkish harvest in May 2018. While AGT cannot control the timing of a market recovery, we expect a gradual recovery, with respect to volumes and prices and with them margins and earnings, to continue over the coming periods through 2018 with North American harvest and into 2019
Read Answer Asked by David on March 22, 2018
Q: No question here, but my comment on FFH. I owned FFH In the 80’s. I recall the stock trading at 600.00. Please correct me if I am wrong. It is now 600.00 plus. How Prem Watsa can be compared to Buffet is like my golf game being compared to Tiger Woods. Watsa makes big bets against the market which on balance I would think have been horrible , to be stand corrected.
What am I missing??
Regards, Bill
Read Answer Asked by Bill on March 22, 2018
Q: Hi,
Lets say Enbridge does what a few analysts are thinking and drops from its current 40ish to 33ish. Does this really have an effect on anything besides presenting a great long term buying opportunity? If dividends are covered by cash flow, and cash flow is under contract, does a lower share price change anything besides market cap? What other consequences do you forsee there? Im thinking about buying in now (I have many years to sit on it, so short term drops dont bother me), then watching it and averaging down if the opportunity presents itself. Since dividends are covered almost 3 to 1 by cash flow, even if the share price drops to 33, could they still not afford to continue raising the dividend to encourage more buying and therefore help re raise the share price? Maybe Im oversimplifying this, thanks.
Read Answer Asked by david on March 21, 2018
Q: This is not a question, it is a statement!
As one of your members states ENB is in free fall ! Very reputable Advisers stated as I mentioned that ENB will drop to 33 plus dollars ! But you keep defending this Company for its dividend! The stock has dropped from 58 dollars to 38 dollars now while you maintained a buy rating! How many years of dividends you have to receive to make up for the capital loss if you own 1000 shares at 58 ?
I think that a moving stop at a 5% loss from a new height is a much better choice at the prevailing energy markets!!!
Read Answer Asked by Frank on March 21, 2018
Q: Which stocks in your opinion are undervalue and buy able today
Read Answer Asked by Nizar on March 21, 2018
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