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Q: The retro fit bonanza is not going to happen after all according to this am. earnings release. Please comment on this as well as the earnings.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by ron on November 10, 2015
Q: Can you comment on earnings for Diversified Royalty. System-wide same store sales grew, now have three different royalty streams: Mr. Lube, Sutton Realty and Original Joe's Restaurants. These seem quite low risk, stable royalties to me. Maintained the 8% dividend and started a DRIP plan. Any comments appreciated on this company, thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on November 10, 2015
Q: From your response to Jim's question this morning, MAW150 looks quite good. I need some education on tax issues. I could either add to my TFSA in January or a fully taxed self-directed account. Can you advise on the the tax issues for each account?
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on November 10, 2015
Q: Could you please recommend the best Canadian, US and international dividend ETF"S.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on November 10, 2015
Q: It looks as though the purchase price is in USD. If the USD appreciates with an increase in U.S. Interest rates, could this increase in CAD the amount shareholders receive for Com Dev?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 10, 2015
Q: I've held this now for close to two years...my cost is about $ 77 per share... I should have sold it in 2014 when it was approaching $ 120.00 ...such is life. Should I stick with it or just walk away and put my money to use elsewhere ? If so, a couple of US stocks you'd recommend (besides JPM which I own)?
Read Answer Asked by Randy on November 10, 2015
Q: RBC has a decent rating on this company. What are your thoughts ?

Read Answer Asked by Randy on November 10, 2015
Q: You have noted utilities may face interest rate headwinds if the US increases in December, or early in 2016. Interpipeline and Pembina reported solid results and it seems their businesses are growing and IPL raised their dividend again. Both have already fallen by more than one-third from their 2014 highs. Are current share prices a ceiling for these companies or will their six percent yields continue to attract investors and eventually raise the share prices closer to where they were before the oil price meltdown? Second, if oil does ever get back into the $70's or higher, will these companies participate strongly in the expected rally?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on November 10, 2015
Q: In the past, your team has recommended Dividend Appreciation ETFs as safer approach to invest in the current market conditions, is this still the preferred approach than buying the whole market? If yes, what are your recommendations for dividend appreciation ETF for International developed nations(outside of N Am) and for Emerging markets? (for both ETFs trading on US market and on Cdn market)
Also, is there a US$ equivalent for IGM?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Willie on November 10, 2015
Q: Return on bonds tends to suffer when interest rate rises. However, if I hold the bonds to maturity, then I get paid the full maturity value plus interest. How could I mimic this approach with bond EFT?
Your suggestions re Cdn Bond ETFs suitable for the current global economy/interest rate environment is much appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Willie on November 10, 2015
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