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Q: Last review February 2014
Your opinion on the ranking of this company within the mid cap oil.
would it be one our your recommendations?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by claude on December 10, 2014
Q: Symbility signed a Master service agreement yesterday. In your experince, do contracts such as this lead to a large increase in sales overtime.
Thanks
Kevin
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on December 09, 2014
Q: What are your thoughts on this company today.?
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on December 09, 2014
Q: Holy crow, MCR is going lower than I ever thought it would... so far,$1.65 today with no bottom in sight. I certainly feel foolish purchasing it at $6.30 last year. Have I missed some news? Is it time to get whatever nickels I can get from it now?
Read Answer Asked by Brenda on December 09, 2014
Q: Hello Peter. I need your help. I have relatively small positions in the following oil stocks (all of which are down): BDI, WCP, BNK, QST and MCR.

I can hold on for the longer term but I need to know if any of these companies are not likely to survive this downward cycle. Are the balance sheets strong enough? I suspect QST is fine given it has no debt. You mentioned in responses to other questions that BDI also has a relatively good balance sheet and I note that insiders have been buying at BDI (based on Canadian Insider search). If you were going to add to any of the above names, which would you choose?

As always, thank you very much!
Read Answer Asked by James on December 09, 2014
Q: Looking at this stock for small cap investing. What are you thought on them
Read Answer Asked by marc on December 08, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and Team,

What are your thoughts on Argex Titanium now?
Read Answer Asked by Graham on December 08, 2014
Q: Hello 5i,

Do you have a few biometric companies you like for growth in the sector? After reading this article, I would like to keep my eye on a few with some good potential. Cdn or US stock, either will do. Thanks for the excellent service. Gerald

http://business.financialpost.com/2014/12/06/banking-on-biometrics-how-youll-soon-be-able-to-pay-with-your-finger-access-an-atm-with-your-eyes/
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on December 08, 2014
Q: Hi peter, I would value any comments very much! Cheers, Austin
Read Answer Asked by Austin on December 08, 2014
Q: Hello 5i,
I'd like to get your take on Sandvine Corp. Their technoloigy is intriging and I could see sector growing in the future. Last quarter was weak but it seemed to be more related to contract timing and they have since signed a few new deals, and they've got a ton of cash on the balance sheet. Is this stock a good buy right now for 1-2 year time frame?
Read Answer Asked by Scott on December 07, 2014
Q: Hello,

My investment in Enterprise Group is now down 54%. It is held in a registered account and, at current valuations, represents just 0.5% of my portfolio. Is it time to sell this stock and preserve the remaining capital?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Craig on December 07, 2014
Q: you mentioned the acquisition to be accredited for gxi.
Thought the market thinks different.Why is this?
You think gxi is a good buy at this moment?
Read Answer Asked by Josh on December 05, 2014
Q: Peter and Team , has Bnc been bought I can't find it on the TSX . If it still a live is it worth while buying.

Jim.
Read Answer Asked by James on December 05, 2014
Q: Hello, what is your opinion on EL? I was told they just hired some top end managers. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Greg on December 05, 2014
Q: I would appreciate your assessment of the announcement this morning by Kelso Technologies as follows...
Association of American Railroad has approved our new JS165H high-flow pressure relief valve for commercial applications after completing its required two year field trial. The JS165H has been designed for use on general service rail tank cars carrying hazardous and non-hazardous non-flammable chemicals that require a pressure specification of 165PSI. Rail tank cars requiring this technology are primarily DOT-111 tank cars that represent approximately two-thirds of the total DOT-111 fleet in North America.
North American chemical companies have been very supportive of the development of the JS165H as a best available technology and we are now able to supply their needs. Management believes that this development will allow Kelso to increase its market share and continue the momentum of its annual revenue growth.
With this AAR approval Kelso is now able to supply approximately 70% of all PRV applications required by the AAR. The JS165H is well suited for new tank car manufacturers, retrofit operations and repair facilities. The Company is able to produce this product in its current production facilities in Bonham, Texas.
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on December 04, 2014
Q: Hi, you had mentioned that you trusted that GUD would put their recent financing funds to good use. Looking at the micro-cap LAB which is in a similar area and also recently did a financing, do you have any idea what their gameplan might be for the funds from THEIR financing? Do you feel it is just a promotional move, or a positive move for the company?
Read Answer Asked by Kel on December 04, 2014
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
In my TFSA, I hold Boralex, DHX Media, Evertz and Morneau Sheppell. I'd like to add something in the burgeoning canadian health sector: BioSyent (RX)? or ProMetic Life Sciences (PLI)?
Thanks,
Tony
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on December 03, 2014