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Q: my ACB is $56. CXR is not a big part of my portfolio and in my TFSA. I was going to buy more on the low 30's then the Blackrock news came out. the price has now come back to $36/$37. My planned purchase would bring my ACB down to $46 at the current price. Am I throwing good money after bad? If CXR is sold now does it get more than $65/share? Or less because of the debt load? If you were a potential buyer what would you pay? What is your advice? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Richard on May 02, 2016
Q: I've read your last two "short term " trade thoughts on CUS, indicating that the easy money has been made.
I too thank you for this trade and have done well with it. I still hold both stocks, having put in 2/3 in CUS and the other1/3 in SPB. My question is the market seems to be still discounting the takeover for if it was to happen at today's closing price CUS could be worth $1.65. If you still like SPB why should I sell CUS? It would seem to me that they tend to follow each other.
Many Thanks for your excellent research.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 01, 2016
Q: Hi team, I know you've mentioned that you don't like dual-class shares. But don't you think that in ATD's case it has actually worked very well? The stock has gone up 500+% in 5 years. Maybe this wouldn't have been achieved had the founders not have had the 10 vs. 1 votes. They obviously have done an excellent job. Your comments pls.
Thank you,
Silvia
Read Answer Asked by Silvia on April 27, 2016
Q: i am reading all your answers to couche tard questions as the stock gets hammered day after day, i have added a few hundred shares each day as it keeps dropping, now own 4000 shares. my question is could there possibly be something else going on other than the 2 class of shares-- the price of oil, the cdn. dollar etc etc. some downgrades somewhere i have not seen, i agree with you it makes no sense but maybe we are all missing something. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on April 27, 2016
Q: DH just released its 2016 Q1 results. It looks good to me but nowadays companies are evaluated on a quarter by quarter basis against the mysterious "expectations" by the market, which seldom care about anything long term. Good results are not necessarily rewarded with pops in share price, but bad results will definitely be punished.

With that said, how do you interpret the DH first quarter? I'm somewhat disappointed that there is no dividend increase since it's been set at $0.32 for a long time. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on April 27, 2016