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Q: Really confused.$4.51 on Jun 27 & closed on July 8 @ $4.71($4.77 h).Reports on July 12 with meeting on Aug 30 to vote on parent's( has the upper hand)take out offer of $4.50.Please shed some light.If the price is above $4.50 prior to Aug 30,I am thinking of voting to reject offer.What do you think?Appreciate your usual great views & services.Though I hve not sold XSR yet I did buy 3 of 4 of your suggested replacments-SIS,BOS & SyZ.Syz hit the $11 resistance & hopefully breaks out soon
Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 11, 2016
Q: Can you give me your thoughts on Jerome Hass, and the Lightwater Funds, both the Nimble Fund, and the Long/Short Fund? Do you know him? Have you heard of any problems or issues with the company, and can you comment on the pair trade approach? To me, it seems like a logical way to mitigate market and sector risk. Thanks for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on July 08, 2016
Q: Peter and team:

I am currently down about 20% on TFI in a well balanced long term hold portfolio.
I am considering cutting my losses and buying NFI. Would you consider these in the same "sector", and what is you opinion of this switch.
My concern is how much upside is left in NFI. I have owned it in my kids RESP and done well (2.5x), but am wondering how much "growth" is left.

Than you as always for a great service!

Phil
Read Answer Asked by Phil on July 08, 2016
Q: With regard to a question earlier relating to CZO 30%rise in price, it must be either on the 5th or 6th July, a BNN Market Call Guest was very excited when he recommended this Co. as one of his top picks. He was a first time Guest and the reason for his top choice was Czo has the patent for extracting something from the Oats and etc. I think my co-member can obtain this info from BNN.
Read Answer Asked by Catherine on July 08, 2016
Q: I've decided to sell DH as other than the dividend I don't think it now has the management or leading edge technology to compete in the US anymore. They had a good business for many years but have not kept pace. Looking for a replacement in a RIF which includes MIC, IPL, EIF, KXS, ESL, KEY & WSP. Your recommendations. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on July 07, 2016
Q: I've own WSP since 2014, though still sitting on a 10% gain, I'm frustrated by the poor results of the last year or so. If I choose to reduce this holding, I would like to pick up something in the renewable energy sector. The two candidates I have in mind are BLX and INE. Which one of these two, in your view, has the higher growth upside and the potential for sustainable increase in dividends? Or staying with WSP would be a better option than switching to either of these two?

Thanks.

Read Answer Asked by Victor on July 07, 2016
Q: I realize these two companies are very different, but both have had a nice share price reduction recently (well, nice if you're a potential buyer!). Straight-up question: Which would you choose for a better TOTAL return over a 5 - 10 year time frame?
And do you see a material difference in net risk between the two over such a time frame? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by James on July 07, 2016
Q: Hello Peter,
I own sj, csu, esl, and gib.a. All of them are down more than 10%-15%. My weightings range from 2 to 4 percent. Is it best to just keep the weightings as they are for long term or reduce them. Much appreciated.Umed
Read Answer Asked by umedali on July 07, 2016
Q: Hi .. I'd like to hear your thoughts on the privatization plan for MGO .. more info. at http://business.financialpost.com/news/agriculture/migao-corp-ceo-already-companys-largest-shareholder-makes-bid-to-privatize .. my "advisor" bought this for me 5 years ago at $4 .. also, your thoughts on the broader implications vis-a-vis Chinese companies. thanks, best regards Patrick
Read Answer Asked by Patrik on July 07, 2016
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