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Parkland Corporation (PKI)

Q: Firstly, thanks for the great service you are providing to us retail investors. I am spreading the word. My question is:

PKI seems to be stalled at the 17 dollar mark for the last 3 months or so. It has grown a ton in the last year. Is this just consolidating here before more growth or do you think it's growth has peaked?

Read Answer Asked by Andrew on November 02, 2012

Parkland Corporation (PKI)

Q: Your recent report on PKI mentions a dividend payout ratio of less than 60%. By my calculations you are using something other than Earnings in your formula. As a new member, could you please explain what you include/exclude in your payout calculation. Thank you.

Read Answer Asked by Douglas on October 13, 2012

Parkland Corporation (PKI)

Q: Hi Peter
Can you comment on the large share trade in PKI today, which temporaily took the share price down to $14.10. Also, do you see this as overpriced in over $17.00 price?
Thanks
Gil

Read Answer Asked by Gil on September 26, 2012

Parkland Corporation (PKI)

Q: I have purchased shares in PKI. There is a nice cash dividend. There is an offer for investors to join a DRIP which would increase the dividend by 2%. This is tempting. It looks like this offers expires on June 20th. What are the cons to doing this? Do I become locked in? Please give me your opinion.

Read Answer Asked by Douglas on June 18, 2012

Parkland Corporation (PKI)

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

Parkland Corporation (PKI)

Q: Is Parkland Fuel taking a hit because of oil prices? Yesterdays earnings were decent.

Read Answer Asked by Gregory on May 09, 2012

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