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Q: I am somewhat concerned about the negative momentum for the last couple of months. I understand there are concerns about food cost deflation and perhaps the ongoing price competition investigation. I also know that you like Loblaw because of the Shoppers earnings growth potential. Should I continue to hold or should I sell. I purchased at $72.00 today down to $66.00. Is there more downside to the stock going forward or do you see this as just a temporary set back and perhaps cycle rotation? Besides Loblaw, I own Premium Brands in the same sector and have done very well with it.

Thanks for your help.
Joseph
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on October 24, 2016
Q: Im interested in buying more healthcare equities. Im a medium risk investor. What do you think of the two equities mentioned and do you have a better choice?
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on October 24, 2016
Q: About a year ago I inherited 10,000 shares of something called Gran Columbia Gold Corp. (GCM) I never hear anything much about it and although I know it's no gem, wondered if it might be worth keeping should gold rally again? Or, should I just sell it and enjoy a McDonald's All Day Breakfast. Thanks so much for your help :-)
Read Answer Asked by Jill on October 24, 2016
Q: Hi Gang, could you give me your latest take on the above. Their acquisition closes this month and they will announce US70 million in refinancing to pay down debt. The analysts give it a target price of 7$ over the next 12 months. I have had this for over a year and it has not been the smoothest ride but I'm up none the less.

Regards
Anthony
Read Answer Asked by Anthony on October 24, 2016
Q: Having an Income portfolio including the above companies, I'm unsure of the effects of a potential increase in US rates in say December 2016 when at the same time the Bank of Canada holds rates or even maintains dovish tone signally near term rate cut. Will holding Canadian interest rates steady offset what would otherwise be negative pressure of a US rate increase on Canadian dividend paying stocks? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Ian on October 24, 2016
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