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Q: Thank you for your cautionary note in your reply to my REITs question. May I assume you meant AX.UN - Artist - as one of your recommendations?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on March 08, 2015
Q: hi 5i,
could you give me an up to date list, top 5 growth names right now, US and/or CDN equities please.
thx chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on March 08, 2015
Q: Hi Peter, What do you think of the Q4 results from Hammond Manufacturing? The yoy comparables look good but they did indicate that the oil price collapse would a challenge moving forward.

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by David on March 08, 2015
Q: I have held VB(NYSE) in a RIF for approx.2 yrs. Including the substantial change in currency, I am up about 45%, however this sector has somewhat flat-lined recently. I am thinking of selling this security & would appreciate your thoughts on buying into a medical/pharmaceutical index in the US.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on March 08, 2015
Q: Peter and Team,

If looking for US equity exposure and exposure to US businesses with International earnings, doesn't it make sense to buy Berkshire and simply trim the weighting when it rises in order to "pay yourself."

If seems to me this would leave one with a long term hold of a diversified collection of bluechip businesses and minimize fees because you don't pay a management fee and you don't have to buy a bunch of companies individually.

Any thoughts on this approach?
Read Answer Asked by Marc on March 08, 2015
Q: REIT pricing looks especially attractive after today's price declines. I have six REITs that I purchased six years ago and would like to hold them for life. Now, I am looking at adding to my weighting to bring it to 15% from 10%. I know there may be minor further damage when rates rise but the average dividend is now well over seven percent. What do you think and which would be your top three names in this environment? Thanks.
Steven
Read Answer Asked by Steven on March 08, 2015
Q: Your thoughts on earnings please and thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Hussein on March 08, 2015
Q: Your comments please. stock has had drastic correction and dividend cut.
Read Answer Asked by alan on March 08, 2015
Q: Morning Peter and Team

I’ve held this company (AXA)for some time and wondering if you have any information and thoughts you can offer. Being a long term investor I am considering IT for my TFSA account thoughts please.

Thank you for your great insight and service

Ernest
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on March 08, 2015
Q: Hi Peter and the team,

I'm thinking of adding a position on a renewable energy stock such as BLX or BEP.UN. Any comment about what's the best choice for income with some growth?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Peter on March 08, 2015
Q: Hi Peter,

I read this presentation by EDT that is in phase 3 trials with their drug for sepsis.

The presentation is here and I would like your opinion on whether you do or not think it is worth investing in and why.

http://www.spectraldx.com/assets/spectral-medical-ir-feb2015.pdf

Would you buy it?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on March 08, 2015
Q: Hello Peter and All,
Would you please comment on EDT.
Looks interesting.
Bill.
Read Answer Asked by William on March 08, 2015
Q: What are your views on BDI results. I sold ET to replace it with BDI as results of ET were weak. I also purchased AQN on the recent weakness. Do you think these moves make sense?
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on March 08, 2015
Q: The Berkshire letter-all 43 pages- is an extraordinary read, and on so many levels ! An inspiring and educational glimpse at the reasons for Warren and Charlie's legendary success, not the least of which is clearly a wry sense of humour ... Thank you for including it in your Weekly "5"
Read Answer Asked by Alexandra on March 08, 2015
Q: I have recently been picking away at these preferred shares in the $14-15 range. This particular issue is a rate-reset which is going to reset on June 30th at Gov't 5yr + 1.28%, but there also is an opportunity to convert to a floating series prior to the reset date. So, the question is: Should I convert to the floating series in light of a market that seems to be indicating higher future rates? Canada should eventually follow the US in raising rates, correct? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on March 08, 2015
Q: I would like to buy some pharmaceuticals and staples. However, I am reluctant to trade current yield for the expectation of future growth. I am adverse to fx exposure. Do you have any suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by Carl on March 08, 2015