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Q: This morning I asked a question regarding MG where I stated that I had a 1/4 position. I believe your interpretation was that MG comprises 25% of my portfolio, whereas I meant that I have 1/4 of a "full" position. I consider a full position to be 5% of my portfolio. So MG comprises only 1.25% of my total portfolio. So I am interested in your opinion on selling all my MG shares now and employing the funds to good use elsewhere.
Also, I want to compliment you on your very quick response to my question.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on August 13, 2018
Q: From Yahoo, they show the following:
KXS, 2018 EPS/.98 = PE 97.6 & 2019 EPS/1.33 = PE 71.9
Growth next 5 years est. of 19%

CSU, 2018 EPS/26.88 = PE 35.1 & 2019 EPS/31.94 = PE 29.5
Growth next 5 years est. of 16.6%
They say figures are CDN not US.

My question, what is the reason I should not sell all my KXS & buy CSU
based on above numbers?
Thank You

Read Answer Asked by Joseph on August 13, 2018
Q: Although Magna is well up on the year, share price has fallen significantly since June. I do not like to sell when RSI is 26, however given the recent direction of the share price and uncertainty of NAFTA, I am considering selling my shares while I am still in a positive position. MG comprises a 1/4 position in my portfolio. I would appreciate your assessment of MG. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on August 13, 2018
Q: So the advice is not to buy in a downtrend but 5i continues to recommend Premium Brands although it has moved to $100 a share from $122. I owned it in the past and would
Iike to rebuy it but am afraid of catching a falling knife. Why the downturn in momentum. Is it too expensive. Would you start now with a two percent position.


Read Answer Asked by Helen on August 13, 2018
Q: I acknowledge that these two stocks operate in two different industries but which one has the best long term prospects for dividend growth?

PLC appears to be more expensive but the business they are in is stable. Good looking chart.

STN has been flat over the past 5 years and perhaps is building a base. Would you agree? Is their water business significant enough to have any impact on their future?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by James on August 13, 2018
Q: Investors must be very mad with Toy's owners'decision to sell some shares @ $53.40 as current price @ $52.30 (lower yesterday)is below the above owners'price. Announced good Q after close on Aug 1 prompting a sharp increase the next day to $57.50 H.On Aug 3 our great Peter made it a top pick on BNN @ $55.91 .What an expensive haircut for my purchase on Aug 3 after top pick?
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 10, 2018