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Q: A Scotiabank analyst said today on BNN that "the replacement cycle will be so strong that it will last several years". Video here: http://www.bnn.ca/Video/player.aspx?vid=481891. If that's the case, would you say that AutoCanada is the canadian company that should profit the most from this trend? Financials and auto-parts makers possibly would also profiting I speculate.
Read Answer Asked by Matt on November 03, 2014
Q: Peter - there are 2 stocks that I have owned in the past and which are now in doghouse with investors. One is AVO and the next is ACQ. Now AVO is well documented in terms of its history and its CEO. I have read your comments in the past. But this scenario will change. will the change be sudden with news of a purchase or the next set of earnings. Have we hit bottom and will the re-evaluation be sudden.
ACQ has not made any serious mistakes as far as I can tell. They have grown dramatically and taken on debt however. The CEO appears to have a vision and is carrying it out.
In 1year is it likely that these 2 stocks will be dramatically higher than now. Is it a good idea to start to dabble
Read Answer Asked by Jim on September 04, 2014
Q: Hi,
I bought a 5% position in ACQ, autocanada,@ 40.00, it has now pulled back about 20% from it,s all time high and is still just over a 5% positon in my portfolio. My question is, at this price do I buy another 2%, and go to an overweight position, and trim when it hits 10%, or hold what I have and play the slow and steady game. I realize you probably would like more info for a proper answer, but reading your answers to the last few questions on ACQ. I get the feeling your fairly comfortable with this growth stock, and with the recent pullback it looks like a good time to add.

Many Thanks as always!
Read Answer Asked by Greg on July 18, 2014