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Q: Closed end funds Noticed a Q on where to get NAV for Closed end funds. Best place I found is Globe and Mail. It is updated at least once a week.

http://globefunddb.theglobeandmail.com/gishome/plsql/gis.show_closed_end_rep
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on December 18, 2013
Q: Hi Could you provide an update and opinion on GPS.TO, BSM Tech. when you can.
Many thanks, and all the best over the holidays
Read Answer Asked by Greg on December 18, 2013
Q: With TFSA deposits for 2014 approaching, I am looking to add a REIT component. Would you recommend an equal weight or market weight ETF for our TFSA?

Thanks for a great year and a very Merry Christmas to all.
Read Answer Asked by Warren on December 18, 2013
Q: Seasonal Greetings to the 5i team! What are your views on AG Growth International (AFN)? Best for the Holidays. Henry
Read Answer Asked by Henry on December 18, 2013
Q: SOUTHERN PACIFIC RESOURCE CORP CONV SUB DEB Maturity Jun 30 2016 Coupon 6.00
what would you do with this. options please.
seasons greetings and thanks
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on December 18, 2013
Q: I have had ANDREW PELLER (ADW.A) for a while. Could you kindly share your opinion on this one? Thx.
Read Answer Asked by Shawn on December 18, 2013
Q: Greetings, all. Back in 2007-08, if one had concerns about equity markets, one could 'run' to government bonds as a safe haven with a part of your portfolio. Today, I'm not sure that is the case, with Fed Tapering being seemingly THE concern for investors today, with a somewhat ugly preview in early summer.

What do you think is the best way of protecting portfolios these days against potential risks in the coming months and years?
Read Answer Asked by George on December 18, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, I am looking for a good small or mid-cap US technology stock to hold in RSP for 3-5 years, any suggestions.
Rob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 18, 2013
Q: Hi Guy's,
This is a suggestion and not a question. Why not change your "submit question" form to have a cell for the name of the company and the ticker that the member must fill in before the question is submitted. This will assist you and all the other members with the question.

All the best in 2014.

Regards
John
Read Answer Asked by John on December 18, 2013
Q: Hi there, thanks for the great service this year!

I've been writing down names of gold and silver companies over the last few months when they have been mentioned - thinking that I would look at them at year end for possibly a good time to purchase a couple. However, I've lost track of why some of them were on the list.

Could you please pick 2-3 that you would consider the best choices, or alternatively the ones you would stay away from. Thanks!

mnd, tgz, rio, lyd, pg, sas, osk, ar, bto, svl
Read Answer Asked by Kel on December 18, 2013
Q: Peter,
1.I have been interested in the comments on dealers. I was thinking of changing, but realized I should be asking more of RBC. I would like to hear more about the other brokers.
2.One of my complaints has to do with members referring only to the ticker letters for companies instead of the names.
3. Do you have any info on Algoma Central? Thank you in advance Gary
Read Answer Asked by Gary on December 18, 2013
Q: Hello, I'm astounded by Ford Equity Research's recent sell recommendations on many of my junior Canadian mining stocks ( they have sells on NGD,HBM,DML,CS,PG,AUG for example). I checked with their website and they apparently provide independent unbiased research on approximately 4000 companies from their US headquarters. How much weight do you think a person should place on their recommendations on Canadian junior mining stocks?
Read Answer Asked by dan on December 18, 2013
Q: Peter & Co., your amazing service is invaluable to retail investors.
Athabasca Minerals was halted for much of the day pending news that the company did a bought deal financing. The units are priced at $1.45, $0.10 less than the closing price of the stock yesterday. I understand the potential value of the projects that this financing could permit. However, I expect that tomorrow the stock could trade below the $1.45 level, the issue price of the units.
Questions
1. If the company has not yet received the permits for the fracing sand project and the cash is not required immediately, is this financing likely coming at an opportune time to avoid financing after a possible poor Q4 that ended on November 30? This question calls for speculation that I hope your vast experience might shed some light on.
2. If the stock trades off to the high $1.30's, would it be a buying opportunity given the pricing of the financing?
Thanks, Peter.
Read Answer Asked by Ed on December 18, 2013
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