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Q: I would like to purchase GSY, GS, or COV for a 1-3 year hold. In a well diversified portfolio I am looking for dividend income with some growth and would like to know your preference today.
Thank you. P.S. Love the new website!
Read Answer Asked by Martin on November 13, 2017
Q: I have been looking at GDI for some time. The metrics seem to be a combination of good and bad so I guess it comes down to the issue of management competency?? Like a lot of your subscribers I am a long term investor and put relatively more weight on growth as opposed to dividends. What is your latest take on GDI for a 2-3 year hold?
Thanks, Doug
Read Answer Asked by Doug on November 10, 2017
Q: I am a bit light in Industrials .At 11% as opposed to 15% suggested in my Portfolio Review. I I have large positions in SIS and WSP ,quite large in NFI and growing based on the last 5i report ,and a smaller position in CAE.Sold my STN awhile back. Note you have PEO in the Growth Portfolio but it is thinly traded. So of these Industrials which would you increase so I can get closer to my 15% target. Would like to keep to the stocks listed as I am at 30 stocks and would like to keep it at that number. Great website .Thanks Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on November 10, 2017
Q: Hello Peter,
Is it correct to say that the time to buy cyclical stocks are around the peak of the cycle? Where do you see the auto sector in the cycle and would you recommend adding to stocks such as LNR/MG/XTC?
Also, if you heard the CEO on the conference call or BNN; is the intent to diversify into Agricultural equipment sector a show of bravado w.r.t nafta or is it a sign of full steam ahead ?
Regards
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on November 09, 2017
Q: Hi,

It seems that many of your members have noticed the decline in TEVA and are optmistic for its recovery. This situtation reminds me a bit of TECK from 2015. I never purchased TECK back in 2015 when it was sub $5 because you cautioned about its debt level. TECK has since gained to $27. Do you have more concerns about TEVA now than you did about TECK two years ago? There is certainly upside to TEVA, but a cheap stock can always get cheaper.

Even now, the short interest (according to my RBC account is less than 7%). Have the short sellers moved on from this one?

What is the probability of bankruptcy? If this isn't likely, how much worse can it really get?
Read Answer Asked by Cameron on November 09, 2017
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