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Q: Doo stated that it going into boat manufacturing to capitalize on 3 recent acquistions.Please your short comment. Gud announced early warning of sale of shares of Crescita & 2) letter of intent re probuphine.Your comment please.Gud still doing small transactions.Any rumours of big investments especially regarding the co that it sold.Txs for u usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 07, 2019
Q: Good morning,

If you had to keep 3 of the 6 listed companies, which ones would you choose. The goal is for pure growth over next 10 years assuming all companies continue to grow and execute on their existing business and outlooks etc. No sector concerns but I want to keep 1 Canadian and 2 US companies. Thank you for the continued advice!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 17, 2019
Q: I need to sell some of my consumer cyclicals for portfolio balancing
I hold BYD.N, DOO, CCL.B, MG, NFI, TOY, TSGI
In what order would you suggest I sell them in and why.
Is there one that is not on this list that I should be holding?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Marco on May 09, 2019
Q: Thanks to portolio analytics I am cleaning up my portfolio. I am looking at consolidating PHO and TSGI into one position. Which would you keep? Very long time horizon.

Also looking at adding to either DOO or TOY in our TFSA. which do you prefer?
Read Answer Asked by Paul on April 16, 2019
Q: I own this stock and should sell it as I watch your seminar which was very good on picking a stock but not sure what I should replace it with? From your growth portfolio which stock would choose and from the balanced portfolio which would you choose ?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked on April 12, 2019
Q: Using DOO as an example, according to RBC, among 8 analysts the estimates for the Q1 range from .31 to .68 per share, thats a .37 variable. Roughly speaking, with over 97 million shares outstanding x .37 , that is over a $35M spread for only one quarter. Often stocks get rewarded or punished for missing estimates by pennies, I dont understand why so much emphasis, when in this case anyway it appears the analysts are throwing darts to come up with their numbers? Not much of a question, but I have lots.
Read Answer Asked by Charles on April 09, 2019
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