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Q: Pki, totally disagree on your pki comments, when a company misses on earnings it almost always means trouble ahead, so many other great opportunties out there, why hold this one and i sold mine, still made great money.also dividend increase was minor it was irrelevant.
Question is because you gave it a b rating why would you maintain a b rating,please do not do a wilan again. Dave
Read Answer Asked by david on February 27, 2013
Q: Hey 5i,
First, let me say that I think your investment research subscription is a fantastic value for the money. I love the question and answer portion, it answers many of my questions without asking.
That being said, I got my butt kicked on PKI today. Sure didn't see that coming. Did I miss something? Do you still feel that PKI is a good selection? Of my TFSA it is 10%...should I pick up some more on sale? I like monthly dividends...safe?
Read Answer Asked by Kim on February 26, 2013
Q: Happy New Year 5i! My husband and I are going to put the full $5500. into each of our TFSA accounts. We are 67 and 69 years of age and fully retired. We still would like growth and income in these accounts as we hope that we won't have to touch these accounts for some years to come. What would you recommend for us? We are so appreciative of the excellent advice that you offer.
Read Answer Asked by Cathy on December 28, 2012
Q: Parkland Fuel (PKI). I am just starting to take "ownership" of my portfolio and I hardly have financial analyst skills. However, I noticed the following about Parkland:
- it is trading near its 52 week high
- it had over $200 million in intangibles on its balance sheet
- its P/E ratio seems high and the forward P/E is less
- its dividend exceeds its profit. I don't really understand the theory of ignoring non-cash expenses in determining an appropriate distribution amount, unless the actual requirement for repair/replacement is less than the recorded distribution.

Am I being too cautious?
Read Answer Asked by Carl on May 25, 2012
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