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Q: is recent share decline due to proposed equity issue?
Read Answer Asked by John on March 03, 2015
Q: Would appreciate your evaluation of this company.
It appears to have many positive attributes including no debt.
Thanks for your valuable insights
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 03, 2015
Q: Nuvo had a strong surge and a sudden steep drop
Any comment on this small pharme company ?
Walter
Read Answer Asked by walter on March 03, 2015
Q: I'm about to retire and I'm looking for:

1) A small-cap, U.S. based stock
2) Pays at least at 3% dividend

Any suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on March 03, 2015
Q: Hello 5 I, Canada Pension Plan purchased 341,900 of Kelso recently and was wondering if I should get excited about this?

Read Answer Asked by ron on March 02, 2015
Q: Would appreciate your comment on this company.
Read Answer Asked by Maurice on February 27, 2015
Q: It looks like Kraken Sonar started trading on the Venture Exchange on Tuesday via a reverse takeover. I was greatly impressed by the images from their sonar compared to sonar in use today (reminds me of images from Avigilon cameras compared to those in use now). Can you tell me anything else about this company.
Bryon in Elmira
Read Answer Asked by Bryon on February 27, 2015
Q: What is your take on the results released yesterday? I own it. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by James on February 27, 2015
Q: Hi Peter,
Would like your opinion on the new Brookfield proposal with Armtec. Assuming no buyer is found, it looks like Brookfield gets the assets for the debt and the current shareholders get to keep their shares in a company with no assets or liabilities. Very unusual!
Joe
Read Answer Asked by Joe on February 27, 2015
Q: Please comment if you can on today's year end report and their conference call. Company seems finally to be making good progress and have attracted 2 new funds as share buyers, according to Morningstar.
Read Answer Asked by george on February 26, 2015
Q: Hello Peter & Team

CDV up 3+% today and up 10% over the past 10 days with a substantial increase in volume yesterday & today.

Street appears to be somewhat bullish with 60% calling it a buy and 40% saying hold.

Is there a reason you can see for the recent strength? I can't find any insider trading info... can you?

They report March 9th - what should we expect?

Thanks for all you do

Gord
Read Answer Asked by Gord on February 26, 2015
Q: I would appreciate your outlook on the recent acquisition by Chesswood. Does this news justify adding to a partial position. The market seems to approve.
Read Answer Asked by Roger on February 26, 2015
Q: What are the possible reasons for the wild price swing of the last few days. Manipulation???
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on February 26, 2015
Q: Hi I was wondering if I could get your opinion on this stock!
Read Answer Asked by Mary on February 26, 2015
Q: I'm looking at investing in growth stocks in the pharmaceutical/health sector and am looking at two specific stocks, CRH and ACRX.US I appreciate that both are small cap and there is inherent risk in both. Could you please review each of these, provide your thoughts, and which of the two if either you would recommend.
Thank you
Jim
Read Answer Asked by Jim on February 26, 2015
Q: Is XYL far enough along for investment? It's product, Xyla, is a sugar made from hardwood by-products. This form of xylitol is recommended for the sugar-sensitive. It is anti-bacterial: candy and gum made with hardwood xylitol don't cause cavities. Last night, xylitol (in general) got a plug on The Exchange. Cookies made with xylitol will be on Whole Foods shelves. This tells me public awareness is growing. Is XYL strong enough to grow? From Patti.
Read Answer Asked by Patti on February 26, 2015
Q: I'd like to know what your current view is on MCR. In response to a question I posed on Dec 9/14 the answer was "Macro had a very tough year; even before the recent energy sector meltdown, it experienced cost overruns on a fixed cost project, and this destroyed its profit margins. Now, sector retrenchment means there will likely be fewer opportunities for growth over the next two years. But.....it is still profitable, and very cheap. It has some debt, which may be more of a concern if there is not a recovery. After its big drop, we would consider it a hold, but would not buy any more. Note however that its small size now adds some more risks, especially in the short term while the sector tries to stabilize. We think it survives this cycle, but you will likely need to commit to it for another two years."
Yet, in a response to another persons question on Jan 16/15 you respond: "...Both stocks are very, very cheap, reflecting the debt and the sector. As far as survivability goes, much depends on how long the sector situation lasts. MCR, likely, has a better ability to reduce costs, as CET owns its equipment and when business slows it earns nothing on unused equipment. MCR insiders have much more skin in the game than CET insiders.

With the risk of the dividend cut hurting CET, we would reluctantly side with MCR today. But neither looks particularly interesting to us anymore. "

I realize that not the same person answers questions, and there was a period of time between those questions, and now...

What is your current view? Is it worth holding, or time to sell while I can still get something out of it.

Thanks for everything! Love your service!
Read Answer Asked by Brenda on February 25, 2015
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