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Q: Good afternoon,

I read most of answers on this company and you not mention if the vnr increase it's dividend. I have look in their web site and no histry of their divided payout. When was the last time the dividend was increase?

Thanks

Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on December 06, 2014
Q: Hello Peter
Please provide me about two stocks names that you think may have the most upside with the current oil price decline .
Thanks
Warmest Regards
Claudio
Read Answer Asked by claudio on December 06, 2014
Q: It has taken a hit lately, likely due to fear of rates going up. Is a still ok to hold for income or should it be sold to protect capital. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Francis on December 06, 2014
Q: Hello 5i team,

I would like your opinion please...

Warren Buffet is not the end all do all but there is no question he has some very solid insights. One of his idioms is "be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful."

With the recent falling of O&G stocks like WCP, I have been watching Relative Strength Index (RSI) with the hopes of finding an over sold equity and taking advantage.

On a RSI scale of 0 - 100 it is widely thought a stock is considered to be oversold if the RSI falls below 30.

on Thursday WCP RSI was 29.5 after changing hands as low as $11.395 per share. By comparison, the current RSI reading of the S&P/TSX Composite Index is 44.9.

Today WCP is trading around $11.60. Would you consider WCP oversold at this time and that taking on a "greedy" attitude would be wise? Or would you advise to wait until after tax loss season is over before moving in today?

Thanks for all you do

Gord
Read Answer Asked by Gord on December 05, 2014
Q: Does the lower price of oil increase the risk of default in some of the holdings in this ETF? Thanks, Joe
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on December 05, 2014
Q: Do you think the dividend cuts to the energy sector are priced in yet?Is this a good time to start a position? It is near its 52 week low.
Read Answer Asked by Eric on December 05, 2014
Q: Dear Gentlemen,
I am using both 5IR portfolios + the Summary list.
1)In Income.Port, stocks like ET, BCE, L, SGY, T, WSP are not in your Summary list, that means You don't follow them ?
2)One stock in Income Port need a minimum rating or considerations of ?
3)Its possible to add Sectors (and rating) in Income Portfolio ?
Thanks
Best Regards.
Read Answer Asked by Djamel on December 05, 2014
Q: Looking at fixed income and interested in CBO. Some credit unions, however, are offering a five year GIC for 3.01 per cent. I have always heard that with bonds or gic's you will always get your money back. But, with etf's, it can be a little riskier, as you don't own the bonds directly. Essentially, i am afraid of getting bitten by a bond etf and am thinking about this relatively high paying gic as a solution. Is this a good strategy and do i really need to worry about bond etf's
Thanks claire
Read Answer Asked by joseph on December 05, 2014
Q: Since certain sectors (such as Energy) have fallen so much, do you recommend people rotate to keep portfolio weightings in check from before? For example, I had about a 10% weighting in energy before the sector meltdown, so it's closer to 5% now. Should I reduce some weightings in others (eg. consumer staples, tech, etc) to bump up Energy? I would plan to reshuffle after a recovery...

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Mike on December 05, 2014
Q: I presume everybody uses Stockcharts to sneak a technical peak .
In addition to the default MACD and RSI , I insert Bollinger Bands and Full Stochastics ( they are fun and easy to use ) .
I realize that you don't put much faith in technical analysis , and that you subscribe to a more sophisticated service .... but which oscillators do you suggest for lowly "Stockcharts" people ?



Read Answer Asked by Thomas on December 05, 2014
Q: Hi guys,

I don't that your service doesn't focus on U.S. stocks, but my question is more of a conceptual one. I own J&J and Abbott Labs in the Healthcare space in the U.S. They both have over 50% of their sales outside of the U.S. With the rising U.S. dollar, would it be prudent to switch the more domestically focus healthcare companies, such as CVS since I want to maintain my exposure to the Healthcare sector.

Thanks,
Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on December 05, 2014
Q: you mentioned the acquisition to be accredited for gxi.
Thought the market thinks different.Why is this?
You think gxi is a good buy at this moment?
Read Answer Asked by Josh on December 05, 2014
Q: I own MA and have done well with it. Can you please give me your opinion on the company?

Thanks,
Wayne
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on December 05, 2014