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Q: Hi Peter and Team,
In your latest newsletter you mentioned to trim SIS back down to 5%. I have a very small position and hesitated on adding to it because it kept moving up and I thought I had missed my opportunity. I'm now up 150% which represents 2.7% of my portfolio (thanks for that and I'm now kicking myself for not taking a full position).
Is it too late to top it up to 5% now?

Thanks for this great service.
Rob
Read Answer Asked by Rob on March 31, 2017
Q: Hello I currently own both of these stocks in a long term hold RRSP portfolio with the drip turned on that is well balanced. I was wondering which one of these stock would you prefer to purchase more of. Thanks for all the help
Read Answer Asked by Kolbi on March 29, 2017
Q: I watched Cohodes on BNN this morning, and he didn't offer anything remotely substantial to back up his claims. It seems to me there are two real issues with the company 1) did they fully disclose in a timely manner the amount of fraudulent mortgages some of their brokers wrote and 2) are their loan loss provisions high enough considering those mortgages and their overall riskier loan portfolio. I obviously don't know the answer to the first, and for the second, I think the answer is no, they aren't high enough. Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Alex on March 28, 2017
Q: thanks again for the service you provide. my question is this I held engh for a long time and sold it and replaced it with abt - gps - also msft and csco in the u.s. because they tended to perform better than engh until it's latest rise. other than this stock I own all of the balanced portfolio in the proper percentages. do you think that I should still own engh considering the above. thank you
Read Answer Asked by gene on March 28, 2017
Q: I'm doing research on RPI.UN and came across the is on the March 2, 2017 Press release:

"Net income was $7.9 million, or $0.73 per Unit, down $2.6 million from 2015 which mainly reflects higher EBITDA offset by contingent consideration for the Healthmark acquisition and the mark-to-market loss on exchangeable shares due to a $5.61/Unit appreciation."

What are the contigent considerations they are referring to?
Can you explain the mark-to-market loss on exchangeable shares?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Larry on March 27, 2017
Q: I already have ENGH, KBL, TCN, AW.UN, CCL.B, CXI and HAC in my TFSA together with about 40% bonds. Can you suggest any of the Canadian stocks you cover which would be most suitable to add here? I guess for a TFSA capital appreciation is paramount.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on March 27, 2017
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