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Q: At TDW they list the dividend payout ratio for VNR as 103%. How does this fit with it's dividend being sustainable and seeing it a a stable source of income?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on February 16, 2015
Q: Hi - your comments on the financing- it appears to have been upsized and over subscribed. What do you think of the theory that this will be used for more acquisitions?
Read Answer Asked by Scott on February 16, 2015
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
Terrific results: Revenue up 36%, Net Operating Income up 64% and Net Income up 29% year over year; what's better is that the previous year was 13-months long (change of fiscal year).
I just bought a full position on January 21, 2015 and I'm already up some 22%.
What is your take on its outlook?
Thanks,
Antoine
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on February 14, 2015
Q: hi.. Could you tell what happened with pli and what is the value?TODAY.. Thanx for everthing.. Regards , Cliff
Read Answer Asked by cliff on February 14, 2015
Q: What is your opinion of the proposed deal

Is actavis a buy?
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on February 14, 2015
Q: I have sold Manulife(RRSP) and IGM and(TFSA) and am dithering between CXI, GUD and BIN for the two replacements.
On your report card metrics, CXI scores an A on most of them and BIN gets a C on one year growth, although it gets an A on stability. However you suggest 10% weight for BIN and half of that for CXI. I did not understand why you would want it that way for a TFSA account.
I am fairly diversified, though a little light on pharma(PHM, PLI). Which 2 of 3 mentioned above would you recommend for TFSA and RRSP accounts? I would greatly value your suggestion.
Appreciate your service as always.
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on February 14, 2015
Q: Just thought I would add my 2 cents to keeping a record of your Q & A. I copy and paste on a excel worksheet on column A and format the column to wrap-around the text. In column B, I enter the symbols that the Q & A is about. This way I can easily find any symbol by doing the Ctrl-Find command.

Regards
Francis
Read Answer Asked by Francis on February 14, 2015
Q: I see you that you recomend not buying at this point. Should I hold on or dump it at minimal losses?

Thanks
Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 14, 2015
Q: Somebody asked about keeping note on some of your questions. I keep a record (for my personal use) in Word by copying and pasting a question and answer so that I can check the list at a later date. Currently I have 6 pages.
Publish if you wish.
Keep up the excellent work. Thank you
PB
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 13, 2015
Q: CTC.a keeps falling and the market is strong. Surely
something is wrong - maybe bad 4th quarter numbers
anticipated? I'm thinking of dumping it. Your advice
please.
Read Answer Asked by claudette on February 13, 2015
Q: Hey Team :)

What is the point of price targets on stocks when in my experience the price targets are often miserably out of whack with what the security is trading for in real time? How does this practice continue without vehement discussion? And given the often ubiquitous price mismatch why does anyone give analysts price targets any credibility? Can we take anyone's price targets, valuations seriously?
Read Answer Asked by mark on February 13, 2015
Q: In today news release Aston Hill Financial announced that it plans to convert this closed fund to an open daily redeemable mutual fund and change name to Aston Hill N. American dividend fund.
Do you see this as positive or negative development for current unit holders.
Best regards
Harold

Read Answer Asked by Harold on February 13, 2015
Q: dear Gentlemen,
I have 2000 shares of BAD, loss 28%. It seems to recover
Do you recommend to buy at this time or wait .
How can I quickly all answers to question on 5I covered stock ?
Thanks
Best regards
Read Answer Asked by Djamel on February 13, 2015
Q: Re your advice to Lois today.You suggest moving this stock to get the div tsx cdt I thought all Cdn capital gains and dividends were tax free in the TFSA. Pls clarify
Read Answer Asked by Ron on February 13, 2015
Q: AHF has finally revealed what we long suspected with respect to 1/ its ridiculous dividend policy and 2/The loss of IA Clarington. Management, notably spinmaster CEO, and a languorous board look especially pathetic. Comment?
Read Answer Asked by Norman on February 13, 2015
Q: Hello 5i
I wondered if you could give me a brief explanation of how CSU manages their debt structure. Looking at their balance sheet it appears odd to me that they have so much short term debt and not enough current assets or earnings to cover it. I do see where they have issues debentures as a source of capital, but I would just like a better understanding of how they are currently funding their debt and how it will be done going forward.
Thanks,
Randy
Read Answer Asked by Randy on February 13, 2015
Q: Hi - I have the following in my TSFA:
Abb-(us) 13%
BB -(cdn) 2%
BDI -(cdn) 3%
GOGO -(us) 8%
MG -(cdn) 39%
MBT-(cdn) 8%
PWF-(cdn) 15%
cash 12%
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I have almost $6000 cash to invest. Thanks so much.
Read Answer Asked by Lois on February 13, 2015
Q: Good morning on this cold winterday...hope you are all thinking warm thoughts...Bombardier suspended its dividend.( Naiive question...Is a suspension as bad as a cut?) I happen to hold a tidy sum in this stock...I bought it low, so I am wondering if I should just hang on...its train section is quite good. Do you think that they will split into two separate companies..train and plane? Your insight is appreciated as always. Thank you Tamara
Read Answer Asked by Tamara on February 13, 2015
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