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Q: Can you give your opinion on what you think of high yield bonds at this point in time? How is buying TSX: CHB, iShares Advantaged High Yield Bond Fund?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on May 06, 2013
Q: Hi Peter,took position in wilan last week at 4.07,thought stock would get better pop today with deal with Panasonic,do u think should sell or hold going into Q results on May 8,thx and love the site,jb Newcastle
Read Answer Asked by John on May 06, 2013
Q: BPF.UN - at $23+, is it still a good entry point? I want to buy some for my daughter's TFSA.

Thanks for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Rita on May 06, 2013
Q: hllo peter, just a general question.... I have quite a bit of cash to spend... should I wait until after the summer, as in general markets go down.... or should I spend it now on a down day.... what would you buy for dividends as part of a core holding, and is this the time to buy them?
Read Answer Asked by Linda on May 06, 2013
Q: Peter, if you've answered this question previously, please don't post this. I have never put in stop loss sells and have never reacted market news or unfavourable market conditions, even 2008 except perhaps for buying. My belief is that the companies I own are sound and if sentiment or global conditions hick-up and equities tumble prices will come back. What are your thoughts on putting in automatic sell orders when prices drop a certain amount within a single day?
Read Answer Asked by Neil on May 06, 2013
Q: helllo again, thank you so much for answering all of my questions.... interpipeline fund ipl.un has been going down lately even with up markets.... should i be concerned... I have made a nice profit on this stock.... should I sell? taxes involved and a good dividend.... linda
Read Answer Asked by Linda on May 06, 2013
Q: SCS (Second Wave Petroleum):

Further to the Brookfield going private offer.
When OSB market was in distress a few years back Brookfield took control of NorBord and Answorth. NBD and ANS continued as public companies and all shareholders eventually benefitted. The SCS going private transaction (requiring a majority of the disinterested shareholders) appears to be nasty situation for the minority shareholders. What are your views on this aspect?
Read Answer Asked by Russ on May 06, 2013
Q: Peter,

You have talked about CXS in the last few comments but have not provided any recommendation to hold, sell or buy. At this level is it a good buy for a two year time frame. Could this be a multi-bagger stock. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on May 06, 2013
Q: NDM, from $2 to 20$, then to 2$ or so in tne past 5 years. Does that make sense ? Is it general in the sector or specific to the company ? Is it the story of cyclical stocks ?
Read Answer Asked by Serge on May 06, 2013
Q: SCS (Second Wave Petroleum):

What is your opinion on the going private offer at .30/share from Brookfield today, and what are the chances for a higher offer from Brookfield or other parties?
Read Answer Asked by Russ on May 06, 2013
Q: Morning: CFN- since it's Bought deal & secondary disposition by 2 insiders mid April has fallen nearly 25%!? What's your current opinion? Dump it - or keep it temporarily?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 06, 2013
Q: Hi Peter Do you have an opinion on FP newspapers. At 4.69 with a dividend of 60 cents it is yielding 12.8%.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Guy R. on May 05, 2013
Q: Hi: I would like your opinion on selling A&W and buying MTY Food Group, all in a TFSA. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by David on May 05, 2013
Q: Hello 5i team. Greatly appreciate the terrific info I get from your site.
Hear many opinions on when interest rates will rise and the impact this will have on different types of investments. I would appreciate your views on this, specicially how higher interest rates (whenever this occurs) will impact stocks, bonds and preferred shares.
I have recently been using funds from maturing GICs to purchase yield-producing ETFs, primarily in bonds and preferreds (CLF, CBO, CPD, XPR, XHY). Plan to continue doing this while GIC rates are so low, though will retain a sizeable portion of overall investments in GICs for safety.
Thanks. Tom
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on May 05, 2013
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