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Q: Hi team,

Would you buy NVO at these levels or would you wait for it to settle. I have been trying to be cautious a bit but the stock keeps going up and up. What do you think of the story and Mr. Hennigh's theory? How much the involvement of Eric Sprott and Newmont and Kirkland mean here? Are they speculating too or are they interested in developing a mine? Has the easy money been made already or do you expect to momentum to continue?
Thanks as always!
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on October 04, 2017
Q: I noticed this month that with the exchange of ENGH for CG that it changed the tech sector allocation from 19% to 16% was this done to facilitate a sector rotation that seems to be underway or simply a function of one company with better prospects over another. I tend to complete the Balanced Portfolio and also have a number of your Income Portfolio stocks in my portfolio and was wondering if I should move my portfolio to that percentage in tech..as usual thank you for your great service...Eugene
Read Answer Asked by gene on October 04, 2017
Q: Hi,
Just curious. Prometic float display a number of shares of 683 781 000 which means that any 1 dollar tick will increase the value of the company by $ 683 781 000.
I show assets of 62M and liabilities of 121M
I show revenues of 4M.
I know that you will answer discounted cash flow and phase 3 trials. but in this new world of ...." I don't care about valuations type of thinking" would it make sense to really ask how high the stock value will go.
CDJ
Read Answer Asked by claude on October 04, 2017
Q: Peter and Team,

I was curious on your thoughts on the HYLD ETF managed by Peritus. Tim Gramatovich seems like a smart guy with a cautious approach. The yield on the fund is high (approximately matches the yield of the bond/loan book based on a cursory look) and it appears that one would make some money on this holding for the last while considering the NAV and the yield. Your thoughts and a quick confirmation of what you see as the total annual return of this ETF for the last few years would be much appreciated! Looking back 5 years, it looks like the NAV of the ETF got hit pretty hard by the High Yield crisis that was going on a few years back.

Thanks,

Marc
Read Answer Asked by Marc on October 04, 2017
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