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Q: I asked an earlier question about Corus (CJR.B) because I was considering selling my Cargojet (CJT) to buy Corus. Cargojet has had a good run in the past two years but seems to be consolidating while its dividend (2.6%)remains flat. Do you think I am better to exchange my CJT for the slow growth but better dividend (4.4%)of Corus or hold on to the CJT in the hope of further price growth even without dividend growth? There are no tax implications. Thank you as always.
Read Answer Asked by richard on October 24, 2014
Q: OTC is down 4% even though earnings look great. Any idea of why?
thanks
Read Answer Asked by hal on October 23, 2014
Q: Just wondering if you guys had given any thought to doing an analysis report of Petrowest for members? It looks like a very compelling growth story on LNG and Infrastructure (SiteC). The company would seem to have a bright, long term growth profile. With the largest fleet of "yellow iron" in NEBC/ NWAL, it would seem to me that the story is just beginning. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on October 22, 2014
Q: Hi. Could you give an update..How long till something can or if it will transpire? Thanx a lot Cliff
Read Answer Asked by cliff on October 22, 2014
Q: Hi Team,

Can we get your assessment of Solium, Legacy & BioSyent under current market conditions, debt levels, survivability and prospects over the next couple years. Would legacy be able to withstand a sustained period of low oil prices?

As always, thanks for the hand holding during these difficult times. It made a difference for some of us.
Read Answer Asked by Bekaye on October 16, 2014
Q: This stock is doing very well in this market. Can it be bought and do you have a target price. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Francis on October 09, 2014
Q: Kelso being added to the New York Stock Exchange. Good exposure for the company? And can you explain book value of .23 and p/e of 59? I know it is a growth company but how can a stock that trades at $6.40 have a book value of only .23? Are forward earnings going to increase by so much that the book value will dramatically increase?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on October 06, 2014
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