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Q: Hi. PUR is down about 12% over the last couple of days on their 3rd Q results. In the past, you have indicated that the business can be a little lumpy. With the conference call in mind, is this an opportunity to increase my holdings in the company, or should I consider paring back, or should I simply maintain my holdings until their next financial report?
Read Answer Asked by Alan on November 09, 2017
Q: I have the following stocks in an non-registered account with curent weightings between 2.5% and 3.5% : TD, WSP, CSU, TOY and PBH. I would like to deploy a 2% cash.
Which one of the following now would be best to add for a full position or would you suggest another company? I was also thinking of starting a new half-position with NFI...

Thank you,
Read Answer Asked by Julien on November 09, 2017
Q: Hello 5i,
Nice job on the new web site!
I began adding stocks to an otherwise sleeepy TFSA after I joined 5i. I recently used Norbert’s gambit to add us $. Also, thank you 5i, I’m close to 100k in that account. My accounts, taken together are balanced across sectors but lean toward growth. I should add to health sector but not necessarily in the TFSA- so don’t let that restrict your answer.
Of the stocks listed above, which one shows the most potential? Why? What are the growth numbers for 2018.
If not any of the above, those listed are expensive, can you offer a couple of US stock ideas?
Many thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Kat on November 09, 2017
Q: Tuesday's Globe had an interesting article about wind power in the North Sea being developed by a company called "Orsted" (formerly Dong Energy) listed on the Danish stock exchange. Wind power seems to be gaining traction and gaining efficiencies. My questions...
1) What do you think about Orsted, any red flags?
2) Is growth projected at Orsted or is it more of a low growth dividend type of stock?
3) How would one go about buying shares in Orsted?
4) Is BEP.UN comparable to Orsted or are they too dissimilar?
Thanks
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on November 09, 2017
Q: OIL???? is it time to think about revisiting this slippery slope? I have been pretty much out for several years. Is this a cautious entry point for some beat up names? I know how fast the taps can turn on and off and the fracking effects. Is the current Saudi prince thing in the news a huge long or short term factor to consider and finally would you go large of small cap to start a new position. Personnel note I waited to see your how your new layout would work and liked it so much I renewed for two years Good Job
Read Answer Asked by James on November 09, 2017
Q: Hello Peter,
Is it correct to say that the time to buy cyclical stocks are around the peak of the cycle? Where do you see the auto sector in the cycle and would you recommend adding to stocks such as LNR/MG/XTC?
Also, if you heard the CEO on the conference call or BNN; is the intent to diversify into Agricultural equipment sector a show of bravado w.r.t nafta or is it a sign of full steam ahead ?
Regards
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on November 09, 2017
Q: I have read the recent AD questions and have listened to BNN Market Call guests answering questions on AD. A theme expressed by a few guests, and echoed in a 5iR answer to Peter's Sept 20 question, was why doesn't Alaris management just write off the problem partner companies and get rid of all of the negative uncertainty. In other words, take the hit now and move on.

My question = could you review each of the 3-4 underlying problem partner companies related to the recent quarter announcement and has Alaris management successfully nailed down a worst case scenario? ie: does it look like the worst is over as it relates to the current batch of problem companies?

Thanks...Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on November 09, 2017
Q: Will the closing of Sears (SCC) directly effect any of its rivals?
Hudsons Bay (HBC)
Sleep Country (ZZZ)
Leon’s Furniture Ltd (LNF)

Is there a significant chance for these companies to capitalize on a hole in the market with Sears gone?
Read Answer Asked by James on November 09, 2017
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