Q: Hi Peter,I can't seem to find who owns teranet Inc. What I found out was that Borealis Infrastructure is a large shareholder or even the owner, I don't know. It seems they have a license to make money as they buy real estate related information from the government and resell it. It was a stock recommended by Kevin O'Leary.
Q: Hi team, I have been sitting on some cash for a while and started looking at BMO ZUT equal weight utilities ETF. It is off its recent highs and generating a nice 5.3% yield. I was wondering if investors are beginning to rotate out of safer utilities and would this then be a buying opportunity? I am looking at it for an RRSP.Thoughts?
Q: ATP is almost at its 2009 lows...isn't it very over sold here or have things deteriorated that much in this company besides the dividend cut to justify the share collapse? Thanks for all you investment advise!!
Q: Hi Peter and Team, Thanks for your comments on RIFCO (RFC) recent results. Do you have any comments on recent volatility in SP? After recording a high of $4.98, SP has declined consistently to as low as $4.15. Is it a good buy at current prices? Do you foresee more profitable growth in company's business during 2013/2014 and a possibility of dividend? How does it compare with CFN in valuation and future prospects/competition? When do you plan to cover this co.?
Q: Can you please provide some comments on convertible bonds and the role they can play in the fixed income portion of a portfolio? Basically I would like to know if a convertible bond ETF such as CVD would be considered a legitimate fixed income holding, and how an ETF like this would be expected to behave in a downward market. For example, if I wish to hold 20% fixed income, would it be appropriate to have some of this amount comprised of a convertible bond ETF? Finally, as I plan to hold this in a non-registered account, any comments on the "tax advantaged" mechanism employed by CVD would be appreciated. Many thanks.