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Q: I don’t like to add to my losers but the price drop of SIS makes it tempting. The stock is still an expensive one but do you think the dividend will start to give it some support? I’m concidering bringing this back up to a 2.5% position as I feel there’s lots of growth potential and I have a long time horizon.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on June 11, 2019
Q: Sis recently reported AGM vote results and there were significant witheld votes for the 3 Bourassa members of the board, and highest for Robert. At the same time, performance continues to be good (as you note in recent report update). However, your full report notes key person risk for the Bourassa's. What can you tell us that would explain the withheld votes? Is this a trouble signal?
Read Answer Asked by John on June 11, 2019
Q: What are the company's that compete directly with Lightspeed?
Read Answer Asked by Albert on June 10, 2019
Q: Hi,
I am extremely underweight the utilities sector, so would like to buy one utility.

I like the geographic diversity of BEP.UN and that you have it rated as “A”.
Would this be your top utility pick?

I’m not concerned about dividend yield or even total return, so much as which utility will come through the next economic downturn with the least damage.

Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Irwin on June 07, 2019
Q: I own all the BE portfolio except the above four stocks. In what order would you buy the remaining four stocks?
Read Answer Asked by Steven on June 07, 2019
Q: Sorry, but another follow up on Great Canadian. If the earnings outlook for the next 2 years is essentially flat, what's the incentive to continue holding the stock in the short-term (say 1-2 years)? Is it the hope that continued share buybacks from good cash flow generation will increase earnings per share beyond what's currently in the analyst estimates? Is it the hope that they can improve operations, expand or acquire new businesses and improve earnings per share beyond what is currently estimated? Are there other things that still have you excited about the stock? Is it worthy of a 5% position in a 20-stock portfolio?
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on June 06, 2019