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Q: If I buy FSV prior to May 27,does this mean I will get 2 companies(NFS & CIG) when it splits on June 1,& what are number of shares for each new co.Reportedly,the 2 new shares will commence trading on May 27..Please enlighten me.Please advise when is the time to buy-on May 27 or May 29 or after Jun 1.Thanks for your usual great views & services
Read Answer Asked by Peter on May 22, 2015
Q: I would like to buy DHX.b but the recent increase in price makes me wonder if it is getting too expensive. Your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Elaine or Gerry on May 21, 2015
Q: I believe you've referred to DHX as being a cyclical stock. I'd appreciate if you could explain why.... I'm trying to understand this term and the application.
Thanks in advance!
Read Answer Asked by Brenda on May 21, 2015
Q: Do you have any insight to the big price move? It seems to have shot up today on "no news".
Read Answer Asked by Brenda on May 21, 2015
Q: Apparently the judge on the Ericsson case through out the two contender,this is the stronger case for Win as result this stock keep going south unfortunately i allocate 5% of my income portfolio on this stock, should i lighten up and reallocate some .
Read Answer Asked by DANIEL on May 20, 2015
Q: There was a 5.5% drop for CPX today with no news for the stock and no downgrades... Any idea what could have caused it? The stock seems to be on decline and it is 9% down YTD and almost 20% lower that it was at its highest point in Aug. 2014. I have about 2% position in CPX, do you suggest to take any actions or just patiently wait for recovery?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 20, 2015
Q: Hi,
I own CSE at $4.05 Do you guys think it's a buy sell or hold at today's level? I don't mind doubling down if you think they can sustain the dividend and the price can gradually come back. Or, do you think the downside risk of losing the Bristol water appeal could drag the share price lower if it's not already baked in?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Douglas on May 19, 2015
Q: Could you comment on GH Q1 please? Is the divvy covered and would you start to top up a position or wait for a bit of bounce up. Technically it looks to be establishing a floor.
Thank You Ron
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on May 19, 2015
Q: Data from Globe Investor Gold gives TCN P/E(ttm) as 9.10. Forward P/E is predicted to be 22.79. This could imply that the stock price could more than double, or the earnings could fall by more than half, or anything in between.

What would be your best guess for the stock price of TCN a year from now.

Thanks for your clairvoyance !!

Glen
Read Answer Asked by Glen on May 19, 2015
Q: Hi, After the recent run up to $43, subsequent to Fundtech acquisition news and upward revision of price targets by most analysts, stock seems to be taking a breather, lately. Do you think anything has changed in its outlook? I am considering to add to my position in @$40-$41 range for growth/income over long term and would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on May 19, 2015
Q: How much are the rights worth to either sell or buy more?
Is their value diminishing with time
Thankyou
Read Answer Asked by maida on May 18, 2015
Q: Regarding 5i's May 8 assessment of Trimac's Q1 earnings, the company at its website http://www.trimac.com/page/InvestorRelations
has very different and much worse numbers which would explain the stock's 12% tumble since pre-release.
Would you like to restate your outlook for this stock based on the different numbers and would it still be a top pick as it was on BNN last October? Thanks, J.
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on May 16, 2015
Q: just a final point to the CSU debentures. One must be aware the link to inflation is NOT the inflation rate at year end BUT the percent change in inflation rate
It is reset each March 31 at a rate equal to the annual percent change in the All-items consumer price index during the 12 month period end Dec 31 in the prior year. WHICH may be negative or positive plus 6.5%
The rate will not be less then 0%
This is the link to inflation IE the % change plus 6.5% NOT the inflation rate plus 6.5%

Read Answer Asked by Leon on May 16, 2015
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