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Q: Hello,

Is adding to GXI now like the proverbial catching a falling knife?
Do you still like it?

Thanks
M
Read Answer Asked by Marios on October 07, 2015
Q: I was wondering if you could provide some insight on Westcoast Energy as a preferred share for income. I am looking to move away from some of my REITs and invest in something a little saver.
Read Answer Asked by Leigh on October 07, 2015
Q: Good morning team, What's your opinion today of DIRTT...price (good entry point?), future prospects. What will be the impact of the TPP agreement?
Thank you!
Silvia
Read Answer Asked by Silvia on October 07, 2015
Q: I see you continue to omit Whitecap Resources when members ask you for
your top oil/gas companies even though WCP remains in your balanced portfolio. (today you recommended TOU, PEY, RRX AND VET) Is this because they have greater upside from here or is there something else wrong with Whitecap as a top pick? I also noticed you recommended not to chase the current trend towards materials and oil and gas companies. Why is that?
Read Answer Asked by Les on October 07, 2015
Q: Why had this stock down $20.00 since Late Sept. Is there concerns here, or a buying opportunity?
Thanks in advance
Read Answer Asked by Rick on October 07, 2015
Q: Brookfield is spinning off a portion of its Business Partners division to BAM.A shareowners. The only comparables to BPP I can think of are KKR and BX, neither one having set the world on fire in terms of returns the last few years. Do you think that BPP as a much smaller entity will have better long term growth prospects than either of those two? The CEO of BAM claims the last 5 years has seen great growth in its private equity and continues to see opportunity. Do you agree? Thanks, J.
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on October 07, 2015
Q: What do you think about the possible sale in the news
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on October 07, 2015
Q: Hi guys,
Loving the nice bump today but can't see why it's up so nicely. Do you have any news? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Kate on October 07, 2015
Q: This morning Larry Summers was talking on Bloomberg. He doesn't see inflation rising "as far as the horizon" and if it was up to him, he wouldn't even consider rising rates until he sees inflation. It's hard to believe rates will go up much at all and therefore, the hunger for yield should remain for years. Let's assume we knew that (a) U.S. rates stay below 0.5% for years (b) you want to minimize your exposition to Canadian housing and economy (no oil stock / office / mall REIT) (c) that you want above 5% plus income. Can you find better stocks than A&W, PizzaPizza and Sienna (AW.UN, PZA, SIA)? If our economy slows, Canadians will keep eating fast food (A&W + PZA). Sales might even go up while restaurants start to struggle (cheaper). They also have no exposition to currency or world issues. As for Sienna, I picked it because it add some growth that isn't tied to world growth or the Canadian economy. Please help me find holes in my strategy. Much appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Matt on October 07, 2015
Q: Morning!! Your top three picks in the current market for oil/gas...growth...looking for those high quality that definitely increase with overall increase in oil/gas...I believe price for oil will fluctuate between 45 and 60 over the next 12 months...
No worries for portfolio just extra cash..

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Matthew on October 07, 2015
Q: i own both at much lower prices, i would like 2 more of your favorite oil and gas stocks small to mid cap do not have to have a dividend. thanks. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on October 07, 2015
Q: Hi 5I team. Do you think the outperformance presently of Tucows and Kinaxis is correlated to their sector or are they possibly the outliers in the growth portfolio? Thank You
Jeremy
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on October 07, 2015
Q: I am 69,retired and dependent on my rrif and cpp for income. I have put aside cash in gics which I approximate will cover the mandatory draws for 6 years which I felt would cover an economic cycle and allow stability to the equities and bonds in the portfolio. The cash does grow beyond that sum and is redeployed to best advantage. This is a different approach from the percentage models used . I would appreciate your opinion. Thanks very much for your help.
Read Answer Asked by Tom on October 07, 2015
Q: As a retiree I am looking, mainly, for income from dividends which will, hopefully, increase with time. i have done well in terms of capital gain over the years with TD, which I have gradually reduced, but feel I can get better value elsewhere. Specifically with HSBC having a yield of ~6.3% versus 3.9% - both have a history of dividend increase.
I know HSBC has been through a period of re-trenching and consolidation and wonder if this has stabilised the bank now.
Any thoughts on the switch for this ~1.5% holding?
Read Answer Asked by David on October 07, 2015
Q: Is there a way to run a screen for stocks that are:
1) doing buybacks (perhaps using a % of shares outstanding range)
and
2) over a certain p/e (eg 30x)
Thanks Cameron
Read Answer Asked by CAMERON on October 07, 2015
Q: Good morning

Can I have your thoughts/analysis on Mad Catz as a possible investment (projected earning growth/debt etc.)? Are they any stocks you would recommend in this sector)

This stock is behaving very well technically.

Thanks again!
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on October 07, 2015
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