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Q: I know you are not fans of NHC, and either am I now ;) But it looked like they were starting to make some better decisions and I could possibly get out of this stock with a smaller loss. However they release their financials and the stock tanks again. Do you think this drop is over exaggerated or justified? Should I cut my losses and run!
Read Answer Asked by Adam on November 08, 2016
Q: Good Morning
Last summer Vanguard issued the above four Factor ETF's. The funds are still small; but have attractive MER's. I have very little non Canadian equities. Would you suggest any of the above four at this time? They would account for about 5% of the portfolio.
If not the above what would you recommend?

Thanks as always
Read Answer Asked by Warren on November 08, 2016
Q: What are the risks for Concordia in the next 12 to 18 months time frame. I saw in the news release that they had available cash of $463 Million. Did they pay down any debt recently. They generated $160M cash this time around. Is there any possibility someone takes them over as they are now trading at almost nothing. Could they declare bankruptcy at this juncture. If they keep generating $100M plus in cashflow every quarter, then why would the EPS be relevant.
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on November 08, 2016
Q: Out of the above list, which ones would you buy today regardless of portfolio weightings.
Read Answer Asked by John on November 08, 2016
Q: Can you comment on the recent quarter, payout ratio, debt, dividend sustainability, the outlook going forward and would you add to an existing 1/2 position?
Read Answer Asked by Ozzie on November 08, 2016
Q: Tax loss selling may be setting up GRC as a contrarian opportunity. On the plus side, they eliminated the dividend (stopped the cash drain), they have partnered with other firms (should result in more due diligence on deals), they are trading at a distressed valuation but are still a going concern with a sizable investment portfolio even when allowing for future write-offs. On the negative side they have made changes in the C-suite (maybe good), they have made major strategy changes (maybe good, the old one wasn't so hot), they have done a terrible job communicating with their shareholders in the past (very bad, but they can only improve their communication skills, they can't get any worse then they have been in the past). Overall, although a risky play, the upside seems to out-weight the downside during this tax loss season (it can only go to zero)! I'm Interested in your opinion on this one.

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by WAYNE on November 08, 2016