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Q: Could you please give me your opinion of this company. Is it overpriced? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jim on March 13, 2015
Q: Good afternoon:
I would appreciate your views upon the future growth of EMC and QCOM and their potential as future investments. Which would you prefer?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 13, 2015
Q: Hey Peter & Team

recently Insider Money reported that John Paulson at the end of 2014 purchased a significant number of shares (9 mill) in MNK. Since then the share value has seen a 21% appreciation and in the past year, shares have increased by by over 45%.

As a retail investor, it is becoming obvious we are the dummies out here and that hedge fund managers and the like are getting information well ahead of us.

Is there a way us little people are able to get a hold of information like this in real time?

And how should we be using the 5i site to get concurrent information on companies that have a change which will effect share values

And what are your thoughts on MNK moving forward?

Any www sites you can provide that might help us understand what big/smart money is doing in real time would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for all you do

gm

Read Answer Asked by Gord on March 13, 2015
Q: Looking to buy a US Health Care stock for growth. Do you have any recommendations for a smaller mid-cap? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Kim on March 13, 2015
Q: Hi - what are your current thoughts on this company and industry with the crude by rail concerns lately. The company had done very well but is now near its 52 week low. Still seems cheap with a good dividend, but am considering moving on to something with more potential
Read Answer Asked by Bryan on March 12, 2015
Q: Hi Guys, can I get your thoughts on "QC Holdings" latest results from Mar 10, 2015?
Awesome service, thanks a bunch!
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on March 12, 2015
Q: Good morning. I am trying to find a Canadian ETF for small cap American stocks hedged or unhedged but preferably unhedged. If there are no such Canadian ETF could you recommend a US ETF. Thanks
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Michael on March 12, 2015
Q: CLCT has recently pulled back a bit after a nice run. What is your current opinion of purchasing this US small-cap stock now as a 1 - 3 yr hold, and how well covered is their (rather juicy!) dividend?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on March 12, 2015
Q: Regarding Linda's question on washing within RRSP. RBC Direct for a few years now, has both US and Canadian currency accounts in RRSP, TSFA and all other accounts. Thus when you trade US securities they stay in US $ and you are not hit with currency exchanges coming and going. I find this feature a huge advantage.
steve
Read Answer Asked by Steve on March 12, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and team, Based on your comments awhile back (January, I think) I bot TSN at the $40 level. Would you know what's the reason for the big drop? Would this be a good opportunity to add? Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Silvia on March 11, 2015
Q: ok for two debits.both u.s. Stocks.elli mae(ELLI) and livedeal(live).would appreciate your comments please.thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Maurice on March 10, 2015
Q: Hi Peter,

I would like your view on SFL /US

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Stephane on March 09, 2015
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Your opinion on these two growth companies please.
Thank you,
Ken
Read Answer Asked by kenneth on March 09, 2015
Q: I have held VB(NYSE) in a RIF for approx.2 yrs. Including the substantial change in currency, I am up about 45%, however this sector has somewhat flat-lined recently. I am thinking of selling this security & would appreciate your thoughts on buying into a medical/pharmaceutical index in the US.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on March 08, 2015
Q: Peter and Team,

If looking for US equity exposure and exposure to US businesses with International earnings, doesn't it make sense to buy Berkshire and simply trim the weighting when it rises in order to "pay yourself."

If seems to me this would leave one with a long term hold of a diversified collection of bluechip businesses and minimize fees because you don't pay a management fee and you don't have to buy a bunch of companies individually.

Any thoughts on this approach?
Read Answer Asked by Marc on March 08, 2015
Q: Your comments please. stock has had drastic correction and dividend cut.
Read Answer Asked by alan on March 08, 2015