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Q: Hi, Peter: Any thoughts on IPL.UN (Inter Pipeline Fund) since they announced their 2013 capital expenditures last week?
Thanks, Dale
Read Answer Asked by Joan on February 04, 2013
Q: Hello 5i staff. I sure appreciate this fine service. I am a 61 year old aggressive investor. I have 10% of my portfolio in fixed income. At about $60k the fixed income portion is divided as follows. Sixty five percent in 5 high yield vehicles, FAP, TRH.UN, DYN9105, PHN280 and ATL908. Twenty five percent in corpoate bonds rated A and BBB, the rest in covertable debentures. With the prospect of rising interest rates should I sell any of the bond funds and switch into quality stocks? Thanks, Frank
Read Answer Asked by Frank on February 04, 2013
Q: I would like your opinion of Angle Energy (NGL). They have a lot of good undeveloped land and will the recent sale of some gas production allow them to continue their successful drilling program of light oil properties.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Doug on February 04, 2013
Q: Hi Peter I have held shares in PDN for a while and my cost is about $3.00 would you add at this level to lower your cost. Do you like it enough to wait for a recovery and do you see it as a takeover target. Thanks, Nick
Read Answer Asked by Nick on February 04, 2013
Q: I am interested in Petro One Resources (POP). Do you like their management team. Where do you see the stock price in the next 12 months.
Read Answer Asked by Steve on February 04, 2013
Q: I am over diversified in my portfolio with over 40 stocks. Therefore I am trying to consolidate correlated holdings in the same space down to one name. I have three small cap E&P dogs in the form of Long Run Exploration (LRE), Torc Oil and Gas (TOG) and Gran Tierra Energy (GTE). All these names combined have declned to the extent that they now comprise no more than 2% of my portfolio.

As someone on the brink of retirement I am looking for some income while the junior oil and gas space treads water. Could you suggest one name I could consolidate into, out of these three? Or a completely different name in the same space with a bit of income.
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on February 04, 2013
Q: Just renewed for another year...your service is helpful and very cost effective for the average retail investor. I believe that oil prices are going to rise over the next year and would like your opinion on a couple of suggestions for oil stocks? Perhaps a growth and a dividend paying option. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jim on February 03, 2013
Q: When looking at prospective investments with respect to WIN and WCP, and even assuming that WIN is on the right track with the BT deal, is it fair to conclude, looking 5 years back up to now, that all in all, choosing one or the other is right ? If so, for peace of mind for the long term, is WCP, and its generous dividend, somewhat safer ? In other words, WIN might provide more sparkling, but WCP might better provide the goods. On the other end, WIN is a smaller company and a take over target, while WCP looks like a steadier performer. It's almost a toss. Makes sense ?
Read Answer Asked by Serge on February 03, 2013
Q: HI
High Arctic Energy Services Inc. investor Jed Wood Control Group has filed a notice of intention to sell up to 10,512,882 High Arctic shares, according to the Toronto Stock Exchange. As in a Jan. 30, 2013, notice of intention, Jed Wood Control plans to sell the shares privately or on the TSX beginning Feb. 7, 2013. Jed Wood Control owns a total of 10,512,882 High Arctic shares. Could you tell us when an investor is required to reveal his intention to sell his position. And if you have any comments about this specific situation. thanks
Read Answer Asked by Bryon on February 03, 2013
Q: i'm inquiring about TSL (T).i am wanting to know if this company will participate in the USA housing sector. it had a terrific run in the last housing boom 2004- 2006. is their any reason why it will not ? with all the lumber and OSB being sold, something has to hold all this wood together.i'm kinda impressed that it survived thru the trough. buy ,hold or sell please elaborate. thanx norm
Read Answer Asked by NORM on February 02, 2013
Q: Greeings. With regard to Catamaran Corp (CCT), I would appreciate your thoughts as to whether it remains a good investment, albeit pricey. I like the US exposure. No rush. Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 02, 2013
Q: What is your rating on ATP? That’s what I’m interesting in knowing now! Are you preparing a brief update on ATP's business strategy, cash flow, dividend etc. in light of the recent stock news? Your stock rating and analysis helps me to make an informed decision on whether to buy or not to buy a stock, but the follow-up coverage appears vague when the time comes to helping me make an informed decision to sell or not to sell. Are you trying to cover too big a universe (i.e. answering ALL questions on every stock) and overlooking coverage of the 5i stocks you've previously rated? Perhaps I am a confused on the 5i service objective? Please clarify. In closing, I appreciate the work you do. Larry
Read Answer Asked by LARRY on February 02, 2013
Q: Any ideas why RSH has gone up so much recently? I can't find any significant news of late! Is this sustainable? Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on February 02, 2013
Q: Thank you for you answer on seabridge , when you say long range could you give me a time frame on for this .

Thanks
Jim.
Read Answer Asked by James on February 02, 2013
Q: Hello 5i Team. Your thoughts on Nokia NOK-z please
Thanks
Don
Read Answer Asked by don on February 02, 2013
Q: i sent in a question regarding TSL about 2 to 3 weeks ago and have not had a response yet. it was noted that from Jan 27- Feb 03 answering question would be restricted.my other question today is that you had 4 yes four questions regarding TBE. the questions were mainly regarding events of the last 24 hours which caused drastic price drop for TBE. so here i'm waiting maybe close to 3 weeks to have a question answered and it would appear that 4 people had their questions answered in less than 1 day.and further more should the 4 questions be group together and answered as one ???????? norm
Read Answer Asked by NORM on February 01, 2013
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