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Investment Q&A

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Q: your thought on DR:
- is it worth buying at $13.00
- is the divined reasonable covered
- are there major problems in the company and/or business to explain the steep share price drop
- should I sell the small position and move on even if I would stay for the divined and hope for better days

as usual many thanks to all the 5I people
yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on July 31, 2017
Q: Hi team
I am looking for a high yield, safe company to invest in. I found these in your portfolios. What are your comments on those today, how do you rank them or are there any other stocks you will recommend?
Thanks
Margita
Read Answer Asked by Margita Elisabet on July 31, 2017
Q: I hold G at a loss at $24/share. Do I average down with G at $16, or just ride it out? I believe gold will do well in the next few months.
Read Answer Asked by Domenic on July 31, 2017
Q: Hi, could you name four or five Canadian company's that you could hold through thick and thin, and not worry about, as per Warren Buffet, regardless of risk situation, thanks?
Read Answer Asked by Pat on July 31, 2017
Q: ZCL.Management attributed last poor Q to poor weather & confirmed initial targets.Big insider selling close to Q end.1)Is there any insider buying since then.2)Will the next Q,reporting on Aug 3, meet or beat estimates. AIF.Poor last Q & REAL is way below IPO price.What do you think of next Q on Aug2
Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 31, 2017
Q: Hello, I have just read "Why It’s Almost Impossible to be a Passive Investor in Canada" by Ryan, very informative article. I realize that my portfolio is underweight in the industrials sector. Could you suggest 3 or 4 names in Canada and in the US respectively? I am looking for good mid or big cap companies with growing dividend if possible. This is for long term investment. Regards, Gervais
Read Answer Asked by Gervais on July 31, 2017
Q: Hello Peter, Given the good growth data for Canada recently, it appears interest rates may increase more than originally anticipated. Would this have a positive or negative impact on GSY? With increased growth in Canada, people are more likely to have more money to spend because of jobs etc., but increased rates would make borrowing more expensive. What are your thoughts? Thank you for your great advice always.
Read Answer Asked by Pamela on July 31, 2017