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Q: Hi 5i! Saw this article on the potential resolution of Northland Power’s strategic review:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-12-05/china-three-gorges-sdic-said-among-bidders-for-northland-power
The article mentions a couple of potential bidders and a recently passed deadline for initial bids but does so on an “individual who wishes not to be named” basis. What would be the best you could do as an estimate of potential upside on a bid, downside on nothing emerging, and probabilities of the various alternatives? I have a decent gain already, which I could book if estimations favor doing so, but I have hung in to this point to see how the review might go. Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on December 05, 2016
Q: HI,( Merry Christmas to you and yours !)

I've owned this stock since 2009 so I don't mind a little volatily, as I feel this company and the CEO are eventually going to be recognized as one of the premier entrepeneurial companies in Canada. Today there wasquite a turnaround on Premium Brands price, however the acquistitions seem to me to be right in line with their plans and are a good fit. Have any thoughts on the drop and the acquisitions?

Slainte,
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on December 02, 2016
Q: When I go to the "ask a question" box there is always the start of someone elses question? Please fix.
To my question on TOY; the drop today of nearly 10% has occurred with only 100+/-unit bids & trades this AM at 6-8500 - whereas daily volume is generally around 50-60,000 trades. Just curious & would appreciate your comments. Thank you.
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Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 01, 2016
Q: My research shows Absolute having a very high debt level, yet it remains one of your favorites and is in the income portfolio. Usually you seem to be more risk averse. What am I missing?
Thanks, len
Read Answer Asked by Leonard on December 01, 2016