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Q: I have noticed that, when someone asks about investing in Google, Amazon, etc., you have recommended one ETF or another. I don't believe you have ever recommended FDN, which I hold and like. Is there a negative to this vehicle that I may have overlooked?
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 01, 2016
Q: Since the beginning of this year, City's drop has been more than twice that of JPM, and its recovery is also way slower. RBC Direct suggests it may be due to oil loans. Do you have any information on why it is performing so poorly (relative to JPM and others)?
Read Answer Asked by Roland on February 01, 2016
Q: peter i bought at top and held ever since what do you think
Read Answer Asked by aldo on February 01, 2016
Q: I am looking to buy about $100k of Fixed Income for my asset allocation and I have a 12 year horizon. Do you think I should buy actual bonds in some sort of Bond Ladder? or Bond Mutual funds? I am quite sure interest rates will rise at least 2-3% in the next 12 years. Is there a better fixed income product.
Read Answer Asked by Ron on February 01, 2016
Q: Hello Gentlemen,

What is your view of Rogers recent earning report, and didn't increase the dividend? What's the company's outlook for 2016? What is your recommendation for the stock, hold, sell or buy more if already has a small position. Thanks

Lin
Read Answer Asked by Lin on February 01, 2016
Q: peter what do you of phm and possible upside
Read Answer Asked by aldo on February 01, 2016
Q: Haven't seen any news or questions on this outfit for some time. Your thoughts on their prospects. It is one of the few companies that Thompson Reuters rates 10/10. Thanks Art
Read Answer Asked by Arthur on February 01, 2016
Q: Good afternoon,

ITP, is coming down lately, and I been looking into it for a possible long term investment for about 5% of my holdings. My investment brokerage have it at 15.6x time earnings and undervalued. It pays a US dividend which is approximatelly 40% of cashflow (I could be wrong here) which seems safe and they have been increasing it. Do you recommend it? If yes or no can you tell me why?

Thanks

Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 01, 2016
Q: I have been a long term holder of Saputo and am thinking of replacing it with PBH or the ZLB etf.Your thoughts are appreciated. Joe
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on February 01, 2016
Q: Would like to hear your stock recommendations for an RESP that so far consists of all broad market Cdn and US ETFs. It would be 15 years before accessing. I'm looking for steady growth.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on February 01, 2016
Q: I am trying to determine how/if to incorporate foreign exchange gains or losses when doing my portfolio weightings. Assume I started with $100k Cdn and I buy 9 Cdn stocks and 1 US equally. If none of the stocks changed in value, except the one US stock was now worth $14,000 due to foreign exchange gains, that one stock would now represent 12.3% of my portfolio when valued in Cdn dollars. If I wanted to keep my original 10% per share holding Would I then sell 2.3% to get back to my original 10% holding or do I ignore the conversion for now and say it is still just 10% of my portfolio.

Thanks for your help.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 01, 2016
Q: Hi Peter and Team - Recent comments on BNN Market Call indicate that now is a good time to invest in small craft brewers due to increased shelf space in the beer stores as well as the decision to allow grocery stores to sell beer. Brick Brewing was mentioned as a good company in this space but it is expensive. Are there any other small craft breweries you would recommend and perhaps even one of the larger breweries. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on February 01, 2016
Q: Looking at oil companies... How would you compare Whitecap and Raging River. Whitecap has a large dividend but has not done a particularly high bounce in this oil rally. RR has no dividend but has a good bounce. Since RRX has already gone up a lot and WCP has the dividend, would it be a better buy at this point?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gary on February 01, 2016
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