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Q: Please give me your opinion on CCT. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 05, 2013
Q: i am planing to switch my stocks to the model portfolio.some of them has exceptionally done well so far.few of them are in minus,do you still have faith in them also?.I BELIEVE THE ANSWER IS YES BUT double checking before i adjust for long term on tuesday.Your service has been greatest support to us.
Read Answer Asked by nizar on August 04, 2013
Q: Amazingly fast reply to my comments on IPL.UN.
Would appreciate an update & opinion on GNV. Next quarterly is due to report this week. Again, thanks Peter & all staff for your excellent & very accurate reporting.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 04, 2013
Q: Not a question - just a comment from someone last week with regard to IPL.UN - ie: no listing of Officers /Directors holding common shares. There are no shares per se as this entity was structured as a Limited Partnership. A change is being made, almost immediately to convert to a corporation. meeting is scheduled
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 04, 2013
Q: AI vs EQI...They are trading at roughly the same price...How would you compare their value?Do you know both management teams?
Read Answer Asked by Glen on August 04, 2013
Q: Hi 5I,

I'd love to get your thoughts on Immersion Corp. (IMMR).

Thanks,
Scott
Read Answer Asked by Scott on August 04, 2013
Q: I'm looking at CXS and thinking about picking up a position. I understand its expensive, but growing quickly. What are relevant multiples for this industry (EV/EBITDA, P/E, etc.) and where is CXS currently trading? What kind of growth is expected in the balance of this year and in the following years. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Rob on August 03, 2013
Q: I'm taking your advise and spreading my investments over 20 stocks (5% of portfolio per stock). But, when I do the math I of course never come up with a nice even number of shares to buy like 100 shares. What should I do if say my 5% of my portfolio calculates to be 104 shares or 77 shares etc... Do I buy the exact number of shares as in the 104 or 77 or round them to the tens or hundreds as in 100 shares or 70 shares? Your advise would be appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by Deborah on August 03, 2013
Q: Hi Peter and the team, what is your view on TKM?
Read Answer Asked by victor on August 03, 2013
Q: Hi Peter and the team, please comment on DSY?
Read Answer Asked by victor on August 03, 2013
Q: I know you folks are fond of Stantec (rightly so, based on what I see), but could you please expand somewhat on why specifically Stantec is favoured over Genivar, especially from the perspective of an investor with an income bias (Genivar's dividend approx. 3X Stantec's) & a medium 3-5-yr horizon.

Continued thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Lotar on August 02, 2013
Q: Hi
Could you please give me your thoughts on Counsel Corp, CSX.TO
I am thinking of trimming my recent gains in Home Cap. to pick up this little beauty.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Greg on August 02, 2013
Q: hello 5i:
could you please comment on XDCs Q2 results and forward looking statements
thanks in advance
Paul

Read Answer Asked by Paul on August 02, 2013
Q: Hi 5i team. I'd like to put in my 5 cents worth to give contrast to Lance's question on REIT's and specifically Riocan (REI.UN). From my perspective as an income invester, the pay-out and it's ability to keep up with inflation is more important than the value of the shares. I bought REI in 1997, soon after its debut for $8.75. Over the years, the ACB has declined to zero and the yield at cost (present yield divided by original cost as percentage) has gone up to 16.11%. Depending on how you calculate inflation, it has done pretty well as a taxable investment and because of the ACB situation, it is difficult for me to sell. I don't think it has done too badly compared with the TSX. Going forward is a different matter because, as Lance has pointed out, we are going the opposite direction as far a interest rate is concerned. Should I sell and paid the hefty tax bill? Thanks. Henry
Read Answer Asked by Henry on August 02, 2013
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