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Q: I want to grow my investment by 6% return and will invest 12500 in each stock - Can you please give me your opinion for below stock and will achieve my goal. I dont need money for next 14 years.
Feel free to add any other stocks or make changes.

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Read Answer Asked by Hector on January 14, 2016
Q: This is a mortgage insurer with great fundamentals: TTM PE 5.8, ROE 11.6%, P/B of 0.65, D/E of 13%, low P.R. and has beat EPS last 3 Q 2015 & increased it's dividend in Nov. 2015. The company does not think we are going to have a real estate crash - neither do I - only caveat is AB - what is their exposure there as a % of their total book? This is a pure negative sentiment play, I guess? Stock is down a lot since Nov. 25 th even with the D > & EPS beat. What am I missing here??
Read Answer Asked by James on January 14, 2016
Q: this stock has taken a hit in the downturn. Would this be a good time to get in. thanks
Read Answer Asked by wendy on January 14, 2016
Q: Hi, although I have learned plenty since subscribing to your service about two years ago, iam now realizing that my portfolio consisting of about twlelve total stocks from your portfolio's, majority of which are growth stocks, that my beta is about two at least, Do u think I should rebalance or stay the course in this tough market? I can handle it but it is more difficult than I thought, I won't need the money for about five years, thanks?
Read Answer Asked by Pat on January 14, 2016
Q: I am 81 years old and need to cash in some of the following holdings. Forgetting allocations or other considerations, thinking only of which are most likely to do well in the next 2-4 years, would you please list them in the order in which you would sell, ending with those best kept if possible.
ATD.B
BAD
BIN
DHX.B
PHM
SU
VEF
Read Answer Asked by Blanche on January 13, 2016
Q: Please comment on the Shaw media acquisition. Does it look good for a long term hold for income?
Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Martin on January 13, 2016
Q: Could you give an outlook for this company.
Any reason of the low shareprice?and is dividend safe?
I am looking at tcn or bip-un as a potential buy.
Which one would you choose and why?
Read Answer Asked by Josh on January 13, 2016
Q: Hi 5i, what range of capitalization would identify stocks in the micro cap , small cap, mid cap and large cap categories. As always, Thanks for your great service.
Ivan
Read Answer Asked by Ivan on January 13, 2016
Q: What do you make of a market that starts with hundreds of points up and end with hundreds of points down or vice versa. From your experience is that an indication of bull, bear or nothing can be concluded from these actions. Does history give us any indication what to come or is this a normal gyration of the market and unpredictable investor's reaction?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Saad on January 13, 2016
Q: The first three stocks are good ones. Yet, they are all down, respectively by 21%, 28% and 57%,

Would you still advise staying the course ?

The current market is pretty bad. Very few places to hide !

In this really bad environment, is the stock market the place to be ? My only good stock since some time is CSU, but it stands like an exception. Lately, not much money to be made in the stock market. Do you concur ?

Amaya has been a great promise, and a great disappointment...
Read Answer Asked by Serge on January 13, 2016
Q: Good morning,

Could you provide 5-6 stocks in Canada that will benefit the most from an increasing US dollar and that you like for investment purposes right now
Please rank based on best expected performance over the next 12 months.
Do you believe the US dollar will continue to appreciate over this time period?
Please exclude commodity sector.
Thanks for the excellent service.
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on January 12, 2016
Q: I currently have 2786 shares of DIV and enrolled in the Drip. It hit a 52 week low today. Any concerns with this? My weighting is 2.84% Also a news release reported that management will take compensation in restricted shares. Is this a positive long term?

Jimmy
Read Answer Asked by Jimmy on January 11, 2016
Q: Big move on DIV today, down 8% as I write this. I have not found any news that would cause this, I can't see the crude move having this big of a one day effect. Good volume too. Appreciate an education here if i'm missing something, thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Steve on January 11, 2016
Q: Just a comment: you like to repeat that we never had 10 year loss for any major market. Well, we are very close to this here in Canada: April 21, 2006 S&P/TSX Composite close was 12437, as I am writing this the index is 12241... While we don't have 10 year loss yet, we have 9 years and 9 months loss. Regardless whether we blame it on oil, Canadian bureaucracy and unions, or ignorant and corrupt politicians the fact remains that investing in stock market in Canada in the past 10 years was the worst mistake one could make...
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 11, 2016
Q: Hi Team,

In the past you've said: "The main drivers to equities are (1) earnings (2) interest rates and (3) money flows (people going to cash/shifting from bonds to stocks)."

I know what earnings are doing (US/Canada - slowing but still positive); what rates are doing (US up, Canada flat or down); but I don't know what money flows are doing.

Any thoughts?

Thank you, Michael.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 11, 2016
Q: What stocks would currently meet David Stanley's/Ross Grant's Beating the TSX (BTSX) criteria?
Read Answer Asked by Ray on January 11, 2016
Q: Hi Friends! My question is more general in nature. Most people including myself have a very general understanding of how financial markets and government monetary policy works. In an extreme situation where there is a breakdown of the financial system how can an investor maintain some sort of reservoir of value in the event most traditional investments had little value for a period of time? Sort of extreme I know but I think many average investors wonder about this scenario. Ian
Read Answer Asked by Ian on January 11, 2016
Q: I am thinking of buying LNR after this pull back. Would you agree or do you think that the auto sector is near the end of it's cycle?
Thanks, Michael
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 11, 2016
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