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Q: Sold all my bank stocks and bought ZWB---good div and spreads the risk
Now down about 5%---I think a recovery in Banks is inevetable but have sure been wrong before--what do you see in the future for the CAN banks? At this level thinking of buying more ZWB
Read Answer Asked by peter on August 14, 2015
Q: Hi team, yesterday you said this to Rebecca: "Right now, we think investors are selling 'because it is down' and for no other reason, which is generally (if not always) the wrong reason to sell."....so would you recommend buying to average down? Also do you know when is the Investor Presentation and do you think it will finally help the share price?
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Silvia on August 14, 2015
Q: Could you please comment on MMT latest Q. Is there any hope of their deal going through? I hold this in a registered account, should I move on or just continue to grind it out?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Marty on August 14, 2015
Q: Could you please look at the fundamentals of this company. Also looking at the balance sheet. I am puzzled by the destruction of capital as of recent. The company seems to have delivered on many of there research goals with the recent announcement of commercialization of thr Klincher(R) Manway. Yours thoughts on the current stock price to value.

Jason N.
Read Answer Asked by JASON on August 14, 2015
Q: I own a 3 % position in crj which has grown from 1 %. Looks like another good quarter released today. Any comments on todays earnings release would be appreciated.

Thx
Read Answer Asked by blake on August 14, 2015
Q: Your comments on earnings. If you could also comment on CPG and NWH.un. Charge me additional question credits if required.

thx
Read Answer Asked by Tom on August 14, 2015
Q: With today's dividend reduction and the stock price almost at the 52 week low, would you be comfortable recommending a "buy" at this point. Or would you have a better suggestion.
FYI: Portfolio is balanced. Looking for higher but reliable dividend income. Sector not a key consideration. Moderate risk taker.

Thanks for your help with this decision.
Read Answer Asked by Donald on August 14, 2015
Q: Have you had time to assess the recent developments? They have reduced the monthly dividend from 23 cents to 10 cents and suspended the DRIP programs which have been the source of a lot of dilution over the years.

From what was said on the conference call it appears that they have abandoned the High Yield, High POR Income Trust Model. Going forward they intend to fund their Growth with internally generated funds and focus on creating shareholder value.

The Oil market will be whatever it is but should improve at some point.

I would be interested in your thoughts on what is actually a dramatic change in Crescent Points financial and growth strategy.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on August 14, 2015
Q: The Company keeps impressing me. I'm surprised 5I does not cover it. They keep increasing dividends and monopolizing market segments. It looks like they have gotten most of their ducks in a row and continue on the acquisition trail. Seems the market likes their latest results. Would you please share your thoughts on EIF.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Alvyn on August 13, 2015
Q: I sometimes read that analysts increase a company's outlook from "market perform" to "market outperform" OR from "hold" to "buy" but they lower the company's target price. They increase the rating but lower the target price?? You would think the target price would go up. I do not understand. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Walter on August 13, 2015
Q: Please give me your opinion on this company and their latest results.
Read Answer Asked by don on August 13, 2015
Q: I have a non stock specific question but Enbridge is a good example. Can you explain how stocks balance out across borders when they trade in different national markets in different currencies. In the case of a stocks like Enbridge for example how do the various markets reconcile say a rising interest rate environment in the U.S. versus a falling or steady interest rate environment in Canada? There is the currency question but there is also some intrinsic different potential reactions to a steady dividend payer in these different rate scenarios. So how does the Mr. Market "know" what to do? If there is any literature you can point me to that would also be much appreciated. Thanks once again.
Read Answer Asked by Alex on August 13, 2015
Q: down a lot today. any reasons.( besides a bad quarter).
Any value here?

Thx
Read Answer Asked by blake on August 13, 2015
Q: Can you explain what it means- and the possible impact of the comment I heard on BNN regarding CXV in BNN with regard to a 40 cent financing that comes off restriction that may trigger a sell off.
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on August 13, 2015
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