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Q: Hi Team,

According to you which stocks would be your top 5 candidates for home run stocks over the next two years
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on July 07, 2014
Q: I have recently taken a small position in HHC (howard hughes company), as well as selling some out of the money puts (Oct140s, jan 130s). The more I read about this one, the more I like it. No dividend, but bought 6 prime properties around US, some at very distressed prices during the 2008/9 real estate crash. Debt ratio seems excellent as well as development opportunities on their properties. I would appreciate your view on this one, both pros and cons.
Read Answer Asked by arnold on July 07, 2014
Q: hello 5i team,
glad to hear that you are doing better, Peter, and not only because you offer us such great advice here.

My question is again about asset allocation and particularly fixed income. I have been happily riding the equity wave but think i should now put a portion of my portfolio in fixed income. So, my question is how would you apportion, say a $500,000 allocation to fixed income? I wouldnt want to put it all into CBO. So, i would be interested in hearing what you would doÉ
thanks
Read Answer Asked by joseph on July 07, 2014
Q: Hi.What do you think about BANKER Petroleum for investment?Thank you.Ebrahim
Read Answer Asked by ebrahim on July 07, 2014
Q: I am looking at Concordia CXR. I know we have to look forward but this company was .96 a year ago, now around $36. It's not where it was was but where it is going but I can't get my head around the $36 price. I see they only have 14 million shares outstanding so that is a plus. But I am afraid as soon as I buy it they will do a financing to shore up the balance sheet and the stock will fall. Please help me forget where CXR was a year ago and think about the future.
Read Answer Asked by Helen on July 07, 2014
Q: Peter, My portfolio contains 25 stocks with a dividend return of 3.9%.With the possibility of rising interest rates should I be reducing exposure to dividend paying stocks and rotating to growth stocks.I do not require the income for a couple of years!I have no exposure to metal and mining stocks(happily so).They seem to be coming into favour,do you have a favourite?
Read Answer Asked by Randy on July 07, 2014
Q: LSG
Lakeshore Gold seems to have been a "tomorrow" company for a great many yesterdays but is now producing reasonable cashflow, repaying debt and is holding good future development sites. Has tomorrow finally come? Any suggestions on how to establish a share value?
Read Answer Asked by Bill on July 07, 2014
Q: In my RRSP, I own 101k of MD Stable Income Fund. They call it a seggregated annuity. In the last 3 months I got drips between 185-225$ which works out to 1.8% to 2.2%. The MER is 0.85%. I'm trying to decide if I should sell and put the proceeds in ZCS and CLF to get more yield, but, this fund seems to garantee capital, plus, holds commercial mortgages which adds diversity to my portfolio. Do you have any thoughts on this?

Here is information about this fund:
https://mdm.ca/wealth-management/investments/md-funds/md-stable-income-fund.asp
Read Answer Asked by Matt on July 07, 2014
Q: May I please have your views on MHG.US? It seems to have a remarkably high dividend! Looks like It may be a good investment for growth and dividend? Super service!
Read Answer Asked by Margot on July 07, 2014
Q: hello Peter:
a question about the PEG ratio. As someone who questions the things I myself do and believe (self critique), I now am wondering about the validity of the PEG ratio. This is a general question, so hopefully your answer will address it that way, but I will use BDI, who I know you like, as an example. Morningstar lists BDI as having a PEG ratio of 0.3. For a value stock, this makes sense (to me), but BDI is hardly a value stock. Is it just that much undervalued by the market? And I could cite numerous other examples of stocks with very low PEG ratios: hopefully your answer will address my conundrum with a measure I like (I think!). I also believe others may be a bit confused with this ratio.
thanks
Paul L (seems there are more than a few Paul's that ask questions lol)
Read Answer Asked by Paul on July 07, 2014
Q: Dividend Growth Rates
Does anybody know a site where you can get historical dividend growth rates for Canadian listed companies?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Warren on July 07, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Company:

If one believes that the market is due for a correction and, if they place faith in historic data from years where the U.S.A. is due to hold a mid-term election, one might be wise to liquidate for the third quarter of the year. If a person was to do this, what would be the best place to park cash while waiting for buying opportunities?

Thanks for the advice!

DON
Read Answer Asked by Donald on July 07, 2014
Q: CFN Carfinco Just wondering what you make of the most recent news coming out of CFN? Record loan originations does not speak to rising delinquencies of loans but...
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on July 07, 2014
Q: Could you comment on BENEV (BEV.H) now that it has used some of its cash. What do you think of the royalty stream they've bought? Is their proposed dividend reasonable? Finally, what does the .H mean in their ticker symbol? Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Noel on July 07, 2014
Q: Good morning team. I have XIU as my core and hope to juice the return with a handful of growth stocks. Please suggest 5 current names with better than average growth prospects in the next 2 years. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on July 07, 2014
Q: Interested in you investment opinion on BSO.UN. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Sue on July 07, 2014
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