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Q: Hi Peter and team. I'm planning in selling Husky in my non registered account and transfer funds to by 2 stocks in my TFSA. Im looking for good solid companies that are regularly growing their dividends. I currently own in my TFSA, CSU, BAD, ACQ, CCL.B, HCG, STN.
In my non registered, I currently hold BCE, ENB, ESL, HSE, MG, MFC, PPL, POW, RY, SLF, T, TD

As always thanks for your feedback.
Kevin
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on April 29, 2015
Q: Would TPHX be a worth while purchase.Is there a chance for fast growth. Eddie.
Read Answer Asked by Eddie on April 29, 2015
Q: There seems to be a lot of interest in this company from subscribers and I suspect this company has a lot of coverage by institutions and professional investors. My question is, if that is the case, is this a company that retail investors should invest in? What edge can they have? It seems to me that one would only want to invest in small or micro cap companies if one stood a good chance of making outsized gains. That typically means buying these companies before they get noticed.
Read Answer Asked by Murray on April 29, 2015
Q: Your thoughts on results, and does their future pipeline make not meeting expectations look like a trend?
Read Answer Asked by Keith on April 29, 2015
Q: Great quarter again, Same store sales up 9.1% for the quarter, would you recommend adding here since the shares has pullback from 52 week high, I dont think theres a restaurant stock in canada with such growth, thanks!!
Read Answer Asked by samuel on April 29, 2015
Q: It would seem that A&W had a great quarter. Would you still put it behind Boston Pizza?

Secondly, it would appear that their results were released around noon. Isn't information like this always released when the markets are closed?

Thanks.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on April 29, 2015
Q: Good afternoon:
You have mentioned SFL on occasion in the past. Would it be relatively safe to add to a small position at the present price for income purposes only?
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on April 29, 2015
Q: Assuming a pending predicted (!) correction/ downturn in the market soon,
1.which INDUSTRIES would be safest over the next 4 months
2.which might be the most likely to rise and
3.which 5 STOCKS could be most likely to be safe and even to rise
4. While which could be the most likely to fall

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by lyle on April 29, 2015
Q: As we are all aware the energy sector in seriously out of favor and will probably experience a U recovery and not a V shape. With that in mind how would you compare Cathedral Energy vs Trinidad Drilling. Which one of the two has the best chance of surviving this downturn. As a contrarian play which one do you think is stronger? Thanks as usual...
Dr. Ernest Rivait
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on April 29, 2015
Q: I covered my short on TWRT late tuesday afternoon. What do you think should be done with the stock at this lower price.
Read Answer Asked by Ron on April 29, 2015
Q: Hi there

I am up 17% on BAM.PR.M (Brookfield Preferred) over the years and have been very happy to collect the dividend but the preferred looks like it may reach the end of its life at the end of December 2015. Just wondering if I should sell now with the gain or wait until December 2015. It trades now for 22.68 and it looks like that Brookfield would have to pay me $25 to redeem. An I missing anything e.g. could they roll it into a new preferred at a lower interest rate?

Much thanks

Stuart
Read Answer Asked by Stuart on April 28, 2015
Q: Does this translate into a win/win situation for both companies, and if so could you elaborate on the details? I realize that Surge wins by having the ability to wash out some of its debt, but it is a bit murkier on what the benefits are to TORC. TOG had to raise additional cash to buy Surge's assets, and needed extra backing from the CPP, if I'm understanding all this correctly. So, does this not weigh down the balance sheet for TOG? I own both and wondered should I be divesting myself of one or the other? (I like their respective dividends. Their potential for growth is now slightly less clear on who I should be rooting for.)
Read Answer Asked by Sylvia on April 28, 2015
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