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Q: Do you think MPV is a take over candidate by DB or some one else and at what price range?
Read Answer Asked by charlie on March 18, 2016
Q: Good morning. A couple of questions this morning. In regards to the infrastructure that provides drinking water to communities. question 1. What are the names of some go to companies that would provide services required to maintain /upgrade our water systems including testing services of existing facilities/water lines. Question 2. Of these names who do you think would benefit the most from future need to upgrade these facilities
Thank-you. I stop here everyday for updated analyses
Terry
Read Answer Asked by Terry on March 18, 2016
Q: What do you think of the companies results? Is is a buy, hold, or sell?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by patricia on March 18, 2016
Q: Would you comment on their recent YE report please. Seems earnings growth has certainly slowed. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by John on March 18, 2016
Q: Disappointed with the market initial reaction(It was $51.51 early yesterday) 2 notes: Today TD Bank increased its target price to $57 from $51 & rated a BUY.On 2/25 V Hirsch,who closely follows SJ for many years,interviewed management 1/2 weeks prior to 2/25.Management advised that it was starting to get major orders to replace poles,which is @ the end of its life.Apparently CNR is expediating replacement of railway ties.Hirsch rated it as a BUY for 2/3 years
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 18, 2016
Q: Could I have your assessment of TPK earnings ?
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by William on March 18, 2016
Q: Can you comment on the p/e, ev/ebitda for Amaya? How does this compare to competitors? And how does this compare to the future growth in earnings? I'm trying to ignore the recent theatrics and just look at it from pure valuation in terms of it's growth. Don't own it yet. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on March 18, 2016
Q: P Shoiry(ceo to v.chairman) on BNN,3/16 stated that 20% of its revenue is from Canada,& the co.has done well the last 10 years & its price is determined by the market.No wonder it has missed estimates in EPS 9 out of 14 Q.since 3rd Q,2012 as per Thomson/Reuters.Hopefully,new Ceo will do a better job in this aspect. Will the Federal expected infrastrutal spending have a material effect on WSP? Always appreciate your usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 18, 2016
Q: Hello Peter,
Do you still like alimentation couche-tard and auto canada after their earnings announcement and would you consider paramount resources as a risky play compared to tourmaline or birch energy? thanks very much
Read Answer Asked by umedali on March 18, 2016
Q: good day group, Any change in your thinking re Europe lately, bought both in the last two weeks. Thanks for all you do. Regards Cliff
Read Answer Asked by cliff on March 18, 2016
Q: The stronger canadian dollar seems to be having a negative effect on USA or Global mutual funds invested in Canadian even when market upticks.Could you explain this. /
Read Answer Asked by terrance on March 18, 2016
Q: What is your take on onr.un at this and reits in general

Thanks Mike b
Read Answer Asked by Mike on March 18, 2016
Q: Almost three years ago your views on this company were extremely negative. Has anything happened to this company to change your views? Ted
Read Answer Asked by Ted on March 18, 2016
Q: Of these 4, which 2 do you rate highest? Do any other similar
non-mining Au and Ag operators come to mind? I am staying away
from Sprott Physicals because any increase in the metals may be offset by the drop in the US dollar.
Read Answer Asked by Ed on March 18, 2016
Q: I have held this for a while, and regrettably let it slide to the point where I am barely even, including dividends (all ROC). My initial thought was that as rates rise and their loans mature, they will roll over at higher rates, thus protecting or even enhancing the dividend. Now, rates don't appear ready to move by any substantial amount any time soon. Is there a danger that they will issue new loans at lower rates and reduce the dividend? Do you know what their current payout percentage is? This is held solely for income - would you hold for now or sell?
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on March 18, 2016
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