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Q: Do you think it would be safe to add to my position in DH Corp. If they have a decent report after the market closes on Feb.23
I took a half position after the stock was hit with the big short from a hedge fund back in the fall (2015)and was waiting to see their report before adding any more.
Thank you for your advice on this question
Charlie
Read Answer Asked by CHARLES LA on February 23, 2016
Q: I like reading the articles that you put in the Financial Post
Five reasons the stock market is plain weird is good
Thanks Charlie
Read Answer Asked by CHARLES LA on February 23, 2016
Q: Hey guys

Do you think it would be wise to average down on Phm at this level? I'm not in at the highs it once was but still thinking of averaging down and wondering if i should. Also is there anything else behind why it's performing like it is and being stagnant at the 52 week low? I mean besides the regular issues that the company has been trying to shake off? Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by jason on February 23, 2016
Q: I have a question about stock quotes in general using TNC as an example. I often see quotes and %gains/losses that don't seem to make sense. As an example, if I look at quotes for TNC this morning across a variety of platforms, I see a price of $1.86 for a gain of 3.91%. If you look at the numbers however, it opened at $1.85 for a 0.01 gain - but this would only be 0.5% gain, nowhere near 3.91%

Just checking again now, the quote is $1.83, which should be a two cent loss, or 1.08% loss, but it's showing a gain of 2.23% on the day. What's going on?
Read Answer Asked by Rick on February 23, 2016
Q: My question relates to the effect of lower interest rates. There seems to be a considerable discussion to the issue of negative interest rates. In a scenario that the BOC decided to lower interest rates to 0 (let alone negative) what would be the effect on CBO. Currently the NAV of CBO is 19.12 and the yield is 3% ish. If the BOC reduces rates to 0, what in your estimation does NAV become and what does the yield become. I don't need a long explanation but rather the 2 numbers. Great service and keep up the good work.
Read Answer Asked by roland on February 23, 2016
Q: I own the above and am in a no loss no gain position. With the current problems surrounding the stock, should I consider selling and buying Google instead. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on February 22, 2016
Q: For a play on the consumer visa or walmart?
Read Answer Asked by Larry on February 22, 2016
Q: Would like to know your thoughts on Liq. Is the dividend at risk and can you explain the constant decline in value. I would like to enter a small position for the div. interest. Thanks you.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on February 22, 2016
Q: Good afternoon,
Do you regard the announcement of an entry into a letter of intent with the Quebec Government as a material development for the company?
Thank you for your assistance.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 22, 2016
Q: Could you please comment on recent earnings and the purchase of the rental property in Ottawa.
Thanks
Bob Rose
Read Answer Asked by Robert on February 22, 2016
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