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Q: Sentry select diversified income fund series x NCE1032 Buy, hold sell or sell. I hold it for income reasons andI would appreciate your comments.
Love this investment site.
Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Peggy on April 11, 2013
Q: Peter; When you see higher than normal volume, and no real price movement on a stock, such as TBE today, is this an indicator to you someone is " bailing" or someone is acquiring a large position.? Is it a buy or sell indicator to a professional? Thanks. Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on April 11, 2013
Q: Do you have an opinion on Lydian International? Thank you in advance.
Read Answer Asked by george on April 11, 2013
Q: Hi Peter, I'm a new member and very happy that I joined. My question is do you support buying covered calls or naked calls and would you currently buy July in the money calls for CPG, TCK or BB? thanks
Read Answer Asked by gord on April 11, 2013
Q: Hi Group
I have a position in NPR.UN Should I switch into HR.UN? NPR does not trade as frequently and is up today.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by George on April 11, 2013
Q: Good afternoon,
I would appreciate your analysis of NovaCopper (NCQ).
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on April 11, 2013
Q: Hi Peter & 5i: Good answer to Lionel's question on ROE. It has been a somewhat baffling measure to me. Can you also comment on what exactly is included in "shareholders' equity"? The quoted definition might almost be taken to suggest that it has to do with what shareholders paid for their stock. But it doesn't have anything to do with the current price of shares on the public markets. So for example, Carfinco (CFN) has announced years with an ROE of about 50%, but the E in that calculation would amount to a very small fraction of its recent market cap. Is the amount of E relative the the various value measures (BV, NAV, Mkt Cap) of a company apt to be significantly different in different kinds of businesses or from sector to sector? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Lance on April 11, 2013
Q: Hi Peter and team,

I am holding PTQ with an average price of around 48 cents with the hope that it will be taken over. Do you think this is still worth holding or should I bail out and put the money to somehting else. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on April 11, 2013
Q: New member. Very informative site. Enjoying my membership a lot. I would like to add a (non-technology) growth stock to my portfolio. Can you give me two or three names to choose from? (I understand--all too well--that growth always comes with risk.) Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on April 11, 2013
Q: Thanks for your answer on ATP preferred shares.
However, I'd like your thoughts about the fact that these are "cumulative" prefs. and how that relates to their safety status. Unpaid preferred dividends will accrue and must be paid before any future common dividend.
Am I understanding this properly ?
Thank you again for your comments.
Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on April 11, 2013
Q: Thanks so all for this site. Is Victoria Gold (VIT) just another victim of the sector, or do you have an opinion whether this company can survive ? I bought over a dollar.
Jean
Read Answer Asked by jean on April 11, 2013
Q: Hi, It seems as though the fundamentals and technicals of SDX are improving. They reduced some outstanding account receivables and production seems to be growing. Could this be a turnaround? I am in at $0.075. thx
Read Answer Asked by George on April 11, 2013
Q: Hi, There is talk of a market pullback in the very near future...is it better to wait for this to happen and then buy at a discount?
Read Answer Asked by Rob on April 11, 2013
Q: What a fabulous service you offer!!!
I'd like to know your opinion on CFW. I purchased a small quantity a handful of months ago and am wondering whether to sell while I'm ahead.
thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Brenda on April 11, 2013
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