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Investment Q&A

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Q: I own shares of KXS. It’s been a bit of a wild ride. Today the stock is around $68, a price it last reached about 12 months ago. With this reset on the price the mkt seems to be saying its future potential as an investment is equal to or worse than it was a year ago; that despite a year of operations, the company is not stronger today than it was a year ago. While I would be hesitant to buy more until the share price decline stops, the risk/reward for KXS for a longer term investment is becoming more compelling. Your views?
Read Answer Asked by Marc on November 12, 2018
Q: desjardins in keeping goeasy as a buy, said it noticed and i quote some credit deterioration in its portfolio, what exactly does that mean, does it mean its loan portfolio is taking on bigger risks that is had previously, i thought gsy customers were always very high risk, thats what makes gsy so profitable and gives it ,its incredible return on capital.and how can desjardins see this, i looked and could not see anything. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on November 12, 2018
Q: I have taken a loss on shares which I own of the Stars Group (TSG) in my US investment account. If I sell these shares, and then immediately buy the Stars Group (TSGI) shares for my Canadian investment account, am I still allowed to deduct my tax loss from my US account? In other words, are the US shares (TSG) and the Canadian shares (TSGI) considered unique for the purpose of tax deduction on a loss? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Dale on November 12, 2018