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Q: What are your thoughts on the bear report? Seems to me they are making some compelling arguments. The loan loss provisions are extremely low when you would think they would be higher considering sub prime clients. Also, the deposits are 80% GICs... if there was something that spooked them they could see capital drying up. Let me know your thoughts on those two comments. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by cary on August 24, 2016
Q: It seems that every time Home Capital starts to move up a little there's another short attack to push it back down. I know you rate it quite highly, but is there really a future upside? I've held it for 2 or 3 years now, and am getting tired of waiting.

Is it better to replace it with another name? I already own FSZ, BNS and TD in financials. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Ian on August 24, 2016
Q: Paul Colbourne continues to purchase stock in the open market. Another 65000 last week. My question is can the CEO still be buying his own company shares if he feels the company will be taken over or is PC buying because he feels the stock is cheap. His previous history speaks seems like he knows what he is doing.
Read Answer Asked by blake on August 23, 2016
Q: I have a question about Manulife Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund (MFR.UN). It pays a monthly dividend of .0563 (annual div .68) at today's share price of $8.48 for a yield of 7.96%. Is this riskier than a preferred share? Does the floating rate change monthly? Or is it set annually or on a longer period? This investment could be in my RRSP or TFSA account.
Read Answer Asked by Carl on August 23, 2016
Q: Memex Inc., OEE, is a small company that looks like it has a chance to grab a share of the Internet of Things platform for industries. Their web page lists interesting case studies with real corporations accompanied by many credible customer testimonials. It seems very risky and currently suitable only for mad money but it is one that might be worth keeping an eye on. No dividend but could be a growth story. Would be interested in your thoughts. Thanks, Phil PS Sorry, for all the repeats.
Read Answer Asked by thomas philip on August 23, 2016