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Q: Please comment on their earnings and whether it is a buy sell or hold? Also does BOS make it a good candidate for your favorite stock
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on July 29, 2015
Q: In the 15 June 2015 Interim Financial Statements/report, there is a loss for the period of $ (28,336).

The next section attributes this loss to two entities:
Non-controlling interest $ 3,062
Shareholders of Clearwater $ (31,398)

Can you explain who/what the non-controlling interest is, and why they make money in the quarter? Thanks Cameron
Read Answer Asked by CAMERON on July 29, 2015
Q: Hi Peter,

After reaching a new high several weeks ago, Boyd seems to be dropping quite steadily including today. I would expect that they would benefit from growing operations in the us but is this a general reaction to everything paying a dividend or did I miss some report or analyst downgrade on the stock.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by kelly on July 29, 2015
Q: Hi Peter What is pushing boston down no neg news and last results were decent but every day it down
Stan
Read Answer Asked by Stan on July 28, 2015
Q: With all the bad publicity and now an important director resignation would you think it wise to place a stop loss on the stock and around what price would you place it?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Linda on July 28, 2015
Q: Douglas Porter suggests (see quote below) that the very weak dollar will cause inflation to rise and consumer spending to fall. In terms of those 2 themes, I am wondering which of the 5i stable of equities you expect to benefit most and least. A couple of examples would be a great help.
Many Thanks
Mike

“As opposed to the somewhat mixed picture for business, there is no ambiguity about how a weaker currency affects Canadian consumers — it is bad news, period,” he says.

“Ironically, a weak currency is probably a bigger risk to Canadian consumers than the perennial bogeyman of record household debt.”
Read Answer Asked by michael on July 27, 2015
Q: Is something weird going on with the recent bad few days or is this just a rollover from recent upward moves?
Read Answer Asked by Glen on July 27, 2015