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Q: First of all, read about your site in Market Masters and love your website!

I am considering investing in BSM Technologies but recently read a bunch of reviews on glassdoor.ca that make me question my investment. The employees seem disgruntled and consider the technology buggy and outdated. After reading your report however, perhaps they are talking about the technology before Mobi? Also, i understand hardware in its infancy can have issues so thats not much of a concern. What do you make of all this?
Read Answer Asked by Kyle on January 26, 2018
Q: Could you please comment on the recent KP Tissue Release its Financial Results and those of Kruger Products L.P. for the Fourth Quarter of 2017?
KPT has been drifting down in an erratic fashion from over $19 in May 2013 to the current price of around $13.50.
The dividend doesn't make up for the capital loss so is there any hope for this company or it time to sell and move on?
It seems to me that RSI, KEG-UN, EXE, AW-UN, SIA, and BCE all have about the same dividend. Which would you pick for a growing dividend and some share price apprecuation?
Regards.............. Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 26, 2018
Q: Can you weigh in on what this may do to TOS? I think a recent Q/A mentioned you liked it's upside. The market hated the announcement below and it would be great to hear why and if it is now a buy (market overreacted?)


25 Jan 2018 11:04 ET
11:04 AM EST, 01/25/2018 (MT Newswires) -- TSO3 Inc. (TOS.TO) has plunged 21% to a new 52-week low after announcing that it has entered into a new agreement with Getinge Infection Control AB, its global distribution partner since November 2015.
Read Answer Asked by Tim on January 26, 2018
Q: Greetings.

I am planning on early retiring next year at 55. I am looking to transition my portfolio form balanced/growth to income. It would seem that although timing the market is not a predictable strategy, it would seem to me that this is probably the perfect time to transition my portfolio given the weaknesses in the utilities, telecom, pipes etc.

I have cash saved for my first 2 years of retirement to avoid being forced to withdraw funds at a 'inopportune time'. However, i also know my portfolio may need to last a number of years prior to being able to claim cpp, oas and social security (spouse of american citizen collecting social security). Would you recommend transitioning now or do i risk too much growth in the next while? Your thoughts/recommendations are always appreciated.
Cheers
Read Answer Asked by kelly on January 26, 2018
Q: HI 5iResearch team,
Can you please advise re: US utilities? I believe Stephen Jarislowsky's view that the US $ will increase relative to Can $ in near term, so have converted some US$ to Cdn$ recently with plan to repurchase at better exchange. He recommended US utilities for a longer term hold. Do you concur and if so, what would you buy?
Thank you, Linda
Read Answer Asked by Linda on January 26, 2018
Q: In following your recent responses you seem quite comfortable with AVO and its momentum combined with its risk/return factor. Using that as your base measurement could you list 3 more that you would feel have the same or more momentum and you feel the same level of return/risk confidence. These would fit into my Tfsa

Great Q & A section. Goes very well with my morning coffee
Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on January 26, 2018
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