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Q: Hi Peter and the 5I team

I am curious about your thoughts on the recent events at DND. Is this a case of corporate bullying on Watson Pharma's case where they plan to wear DND down with their legal department? To me it seems to be a cut and dry case....DND has the rights to Absorica till 2015. What is up Watson's sleeve? What do you think?
Read Answer Asked by Darren on September 25, 2013
Q: Thanks Peter and group for the valuable information you provide. What are your thoughts on Strategic Oil & Gas (SOG)? I own a position from earlier this year when the share price was 20% higher. It has since been on a gradual decline, and I am thinking of taking a loss and move on. Is there any reason to think that it might recover anytime soon?
Read Answer Asked by Alvin on September 24, 2013
Q: XGD - is it a good time to invest in XGD right now? Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rita on September 24, 2013
Q: Innvest Reit. (inn.un) I currently hold this investment. I purchased it around $5. and am wondering if it will come back to this level.
Do you think it is a long term hold and is the dividend safe.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Vicki on September 24, 2013
Q: Hey team, I currently hold Gold Canyon Resources on the venture (GCU.v). Like alot of people I am underwater about 50 percent. What do you think of the company and or the prospects of junior mining in this environment? My thinking is to sell and move on.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Seamus on September 24, 2013
Q: Hi
What do you think of Wellpoint for a buy right now. The only US stock I have right now is Emerson (EMR). Would a US healthcare ETF be better way to go? If so what would it be? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Kathy on September 24, 2013
Q: Hello team - I am an investor of quality stocks that will (hopefully) grow their dividends annually. I am looking to add a few Canadian names to my taxable account. I currently own banks, TRP, ALA, BCE, PWF, SAP, BAD, and CNR. Which of the following do you see as having the brightest future for consistent dividend increases: CGX, SNC, CTY, KBL, CSU, THI, TRI, or other (??).

Thanks very much.
Read Answer Asked by James on September 24, 2013
Q: I have owned Crescent Point CPG since 2008. I have been happy with the gains I originally made along with the nice monthly dividend. I think it is time to sell it given the rather poor performance that last few years. What would you suggest to replace it in this space? I don't have any other oil producers in my portfolio, just some pipelines. Joe
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on September 24, 2013
Q: Hi Peter ,
Any thoughts on Northern Dynasty (NDM) now that Anglo America has pulled out of the Pebble partnership? NDM now owns 100% of the project and realized the benefit of Anglo spending $541 million on it over the last 5 years. With the massive deposit of 81 billion pounds of copper and 107 million ounces of gold as well as molybdenum what is the probability of NDM making a new deal, perhaps with Rio Tinto who currently owns 19% of NDM?
I know its a junior and the resource sector stinks but may this be a good entry point for a patient investor?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on September 24, 2013
Q: Which of the following would be a safer commodity play now between SSL, SSO, ZJG and PAA
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on September 24, 2013
Q: What do you think of the iShares US Fundamental Index (TSX: CLU)?

In general, what do you think of Fundamental Indicies?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on September 24, 2013
Q: What is your outlook for the next two years on technology ETFS? I believe in them but heard Berman on Bermans Call saying that he thought they were the wrong sector to be invested in.
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on September 24, 2013
Q: Timbercreek Mortgage Investment Corp. (TMC) will be converting their Class A Shares to a new voting class of Common Shares. I have the option of receiving the new shares or to receive a cash redemption for my Class A Shares equal to the Net Redemption Value (NRV).
According to Timbercreek's web site the NRV for Class A Shares is $9.33 (minus 6 to 9 cents in costs) (as of Sept 23/13). My TMC shares are in a RSP account,are $600 below book value & presently pay a 7% dividend. Do you have any thoughts on whether I should hold onto the shares or accept the cash redemption if the present NRV is to be believed? Thanks.

... Cal
Read Answer Asked by cal on September 24, 2013
Q: What are your thoughts on Brookfield Asset Management (BAM.a)?
Read Answer Asked by Dave on September 24, 2013
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