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Q: Kelly & Paul,
Below are the requirements to receive the $6.95 Trade Fee, but with all the accounts that can be included in the $100,000+ in total Household Assets it might not be too difficult to breach this limit. The other way is to be a Frequent Trader.

LOYALTY PRICING
$6.95 per equity trade

To enrol, call 1 800 567-3343

At CIBC Investor’s Edge, your business matters. That’s why we’re rewarding your loyalty to CIBC with our most competitive pricing — $6.95 per online or mobile equity trade.

You qualify for our Loyalty Pricing when you and members of your household1 maintain a $100,000 balance in any CIBC accounts or products, including accounts with CIBC Investor’s Edge, CIBC Imperial Investor Services, CIBC Wood Gundy or any affiliate2 within the CIBC group of companies:

Mortgage
Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GIC)
Line of Credit
Chequing and savings accounts
Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA)
Registered and non-registered accounts
Read Answer Asked by Scot on January 22, 2014
Q: Is it time to consider LIQ?

The dividend is quite large now around 7%, Do you think it is safe?
Read Answer Asked by Behrouz on January 22, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Team,

Your thoughts on BioScript, BIOS with regards to the aging population and its current price and potential growth
Read Answer Asked by Graham on January 22, 2014
Q: Any idea what's up with Uramium stockd


LAM was up 28% today alone

Am not complaing :-)

Jusy peplexed why and wondering if O should trim
Read Answer Asked by Behrouz on January 22, 2014
Q: Have you looked at Redknee Solutions (RKN-tsx)?
Read Answer Asked by Tom on January 22, 2014
Q: Would you single out the winners and losers among your A and B stock selections relative to the weakening canadian dollar. Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Sue on January 22, 2014
Q: For Paul and Scot on trading prices at CIBC. If you are already paying 6.95 a trade at CIBC, sometimes just a phone call to them and they will give you 'relationship' pricing on your total accounts. So as long as the accounts are linked, they will give you the 6.95 per trade on all your accounts. Worth a call.
Cheers

Cheers
Read Answer Asked by kelly on January 22, 2014
Q: Good Morning All, I noticed that Painted Pony (PPY)is up over 5% today and about 10% in the last month. I can't seem to find any news about it and was wondering what your thoughts were on this company and it's prospects over the next year? Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Kim on January 21, 2014
Q: We have XRE in our TFSA accounts the price is back where we purchased a few years ago so we have just gained on the distributions. Would you recommend continuing to hold XRE or sell and put it into other items.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on January 21, 2014
Q: Does the acquisition of a company by Aastra make sense after Mitel buying them.Thanks Don
Read Answer Asked by Don on January 21, 2014
Q: Hello 5i Team, I would like your opinion on Energy Fuels (EFR)? I know the price of uranium has to be considered, but do you see much upside potential in this company in the next couple of years or is this a much longer term hold?
Read Answer Asked by Karolina on January 21, 2014
Q: Hi Peter
could you give your top two picks for an etf on equalwheight us banks hedged to can.$ . also your top Europe etf on the tsx. tks.
Read Answer Asked by andrew on January 21, 2014
Q: Hi Peter I know that you are not big on mutual funds in general. However, I've been looking at investing in the health care sector and came across CI's Global Health Sciences Corp Cl.
It shows 20% return average over 5 years with the past 2 years at 44 and 59%. Management fees are high at 5%. When the company publishes these figures, have the management fees already been taken off, or should they be subtracted to get actual returns. Would you also please comment on whether this fund is worth considering investing in. Thank you. Your information is always very helpful.
Read Answer Asked by Cam on January 21, 2014
Q: Re Paul's request for recommendations for a discount broker. RBC Direct Investing just recently came out with $9.95 Flat per trade for ALL online investors (no minimum balance,no trade activity required & no expiry date...i.e. it's not a limited time offer).
Even TD/Waterhouse offers a $9.99 Flat fee with total "Household Assets of $50,000 +".
Either of the above would be better (from a fee perspective) than Paul's CIBC fees as the value of all accounts (in TD/Waterhouse's case) count towards the $50,000.
Read Answer Asked by Scot on January 21, 2014
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