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Q: Hey Peter & Team,

I bought a full position 2 years ago @ $19. Enjoyed a good dividend but eventually lost patience with the Capital Gains expectations and the lack of prospects for a positive future and sold in April @ $21.28.

Today I saw recent results and they looked very good with metrics being up across the board and interestingly enough, much of the success attributed to the stronger U$.

I would like to hear your thoughts on the results and, considering we can expect the U$ to remain strong for the foreseeable future, if you think renewing my position at these levels is a good idea or a bad one?

Thanks for all you do

Gord

ps... been sitting on 50% cash since Aug which is why all of a sudden back I have so many questions. I think we could see some recovery happening for many undervalued stocks after the recent correction in the new year. Trick is finding those undervalued companies.
Read Answer Asked by Gord on November 16, 2015
Q: Happy New year 5i team!
I own Chemtrade in a non registered account having bought it for income without realizing how much of its "dividend" is actually interest. My thought is to transfer it to my TFSA. Since it will be a deemed sale anyway, is there a better stock in the materials sector that I should consider instead of Chemtrade, bearing in my mind that I own it for income. Many thanks for your continued valuable service.

p.s. Will we be able to track our number of questions when we post them?
Read Answer Asked by M.S. on January 02, 2015
Q: Further to Grant's question on Chemtrade, the bought deal for $100 million, with shares purchased at $21.30 each, saw the market price of shares drop from $21.92 to $21.30 ( as I write this). Can you explain why it appears that such deals tend to lower the stock price, in the short term, to the amount of the bought deal price? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jim on November 18, 2014
Q: Hi Guys:

We are long term holders of Chemtrade Logistics (CHE-UN.TO) Recently they announced a public offering of $110 million @ 5.25% convertible unsecured subordinated debentures. How would we participate in this offering? What would your advice be for someone to get the 5.25%. This is in a registered account. Marc
Read Answer Asked by Marc on June 10, 2014