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Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
Everyone seems to feel the sale will go through. As a share holder if I do nothing will I receive $4.90 per share credit to my account at closing and the shares disappear? Between now and then will the current price tend to drift up towards the $4.90 sale price? The exdividend date was 12/29/15 with the payday being 1/29/16. If I were to sell now...before 1/29/16 do I forfeit the dividend?
Thanks for your great assistance!
Dr.Ernest Rivait
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on January 21, 2016
Q: Could you please tell me what is happening to Royal Gold? It is tanking while bullion is doing reasonable well. Thank you again!!
Read Answer Asked by Pat on January 21, 2016
Q: Mr. Market seems to like the deal. When Waste Connections redomiciles to Canada will this stock have a TSX listing as well? I want a Canadian listed stock with US exposure. Thx again for all your help.
Read Answer Asked by blake on January 21, 2016
Q: Hi there

Wondering if you have any explanation why on a day like this with gold stock up (Barrick up 6% today) that Goldcorp is down. Lately it does not seem to move with other gold stocks. Are there some underlying issues?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Stuart on January 21, 2016
Q: What is your recommendation with CSE shares? Is it best to just to wait for the sale to go through? Or if it gets close to the $4.80 mark would you just sell the shares. Currently it is trading 5% below the offer price, and overall it looks like stable deal.



Many Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Colin on January 21, 2016
Q: I own csh.un exe sia, would a real estate correction hurt these stocks.

thanks Don
Read Answer Asked by don on January 21, 2016
Q: HLF made a big move today - nearly 6% when everything else seemed to be falling. I did not see any news. Anything to account for this? I was waiting for some weakness before buying. What do you recommend?
Read Answer Asked by Douglas on January 20, 2016
Q: ".We would expect a sale, if it occurred, to be in the low $4 per share range." Great call. Now I guess the question is, is $4.90 a fair price.
Read Answer Asked by Phil on January 20, 2016
Q: With so many (hopefully) bargains which stocks would you guys start chipping away at? Preferably ones with dividends and low debt. What would Peter and Ryan be doing?
Thanks guys
Read Answer Asked by Marie on January 20, 2016
Q: With the massive selling going on now, can you give me your top 5 stocks that you think are oversold?
Read Answer Asked by Neil on January 20, 2016
Q: Peter; What do you think of using this plus XGD in this market environment? I'm thinking of a 5% position in each. Thanks and keep up the hand holding! Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on January 20, 2016
Q: Recently and in very short order, the TSX blew through a correction (10% down), then quickly passed through bear market territory (20% down) and is right now on this very bad day about 26 % off its high. At what point do we start calling this a market crash? At what point would you consider there to be blood in the streets? It certainly feels like the blood is being sucked out of my portfolio!
Read Answer Asked by Steven on January 20, 2016
Q: Hello. I don't usually ask questions but do regularly read the questions and responses on the site and greatly appreciate your non-partisan responses. I hold all of the following REITs and real estate oriented holdings (not in equal amounts)and would like to ask the following in regard to each: What is their current payout ratio (by whichever criteria is most relevant for REITs) and your opinion as to which, if any, might have to cut their dividend over the next year? I know for example that D.UN has a high dividend yield and a high payout ratio based on their exposure to the Alberta market but don't really know whether or not to believe them when they say, as they do, that their current dividend is sustainable. Many thanks, and please feel free to charge more than one question to my account if that is felt necessary.
AP.UN, AX.UN, CAR.UN, CSH.UN, D.UN, FCR, HR.UN, KMP.UN, NWH.UN, PLZ.UN, AAR.UN, SRU.UN, REI.UN, NVU.UN.

Many thanks for your response and for the service you provide. Don
Read Answer Asked by Donald on January 20, 2016
Q: Based on your time and experience in the market,does this feel like capitulation? Could the the energy pipe stocks like IPL,TRP and ENB be viewed as the candian bank stocks of 08/09, sold in capitulation(fear) to provide an incredible buying opportunity for those brave investors who looked like they were stepping in front of a "freight train"?
Read Answer Asked by Ronald on January 20, 2016
Q: Hello, for a while there I thought I was the only one thinking a huge opportunity was in the offing with energy. Recently I read in 5i that there was two schools of thought. One - run for the hills / two - it's an opportunity. I like wcp and I like surge. I want to start adding as the weeks/months tick by. I might be short sighted (not to be confused with shorting, I don't have the stomach for that) but my primary worry is that either Sgy or wcp will fail and disappear. I believe if they survive there's money to be made. Are they foreseeabley at risk of bankruptcy?
Read Answer Asked by David on January 20, 2016
Q: Scotia itrade research has a revenue breakdown of this company as 75% Tims and 25% BK. Can this be right? I thought BK was much larger than Tims. It also has 41% of revenue coming from Canada. Is that correct?
5i I believe has recommended it. Do you not think that at 25-30x forward earnings is too expensive? Or does the growth potential justify the price?
Thanks
John
Read Answer Asked by john on January 20, 2016