Can we talk? You bet.

In the two weeks since we launched the new Globe Investor, we (like you) have been delighted and occasionally frustrated by many aspects of the website.

But if there's one item we're particularly thrilled with, it's our live, online discussions. Just after the launch, we ran a marathon discussion with Don Coxe. The renowned portfolio manager sportingly fielded 33 questions from our readers, starting earlier than expected and finishing late so he could answer them all. It was a blockbuster in terms of traffic for the new, and still beta, site -- and although it ran April 13, it still lives on -- not only but also sites such as and .

We also had a crush of questions for acclaimed value investor , who runs the RBC O'Shaughnessy family of funds, last week. Many of you who hold his funds wanted him to defend his investment strategy, while others asked where they should be putting their money.

Our on Monday with Ernst & Young's Gena Katz drew more than 40 questions on a range of topics, which she stayed late to answer (thanks, Gena!). And let's not forget our immensely popular chat with personal finance guru -- she waded through dozens of detailed questions and dispensed no-nonsense financial advice in simple language.

Our only regret? That we can't always get you an answer to every question. Discussions usually run for an hour -- and our experts answer as many emails as they can, typing away furiously, before they head off to another appointment.

A good way to get your foot in the door is to get your question in as early as you can. We often have more than 20 questions in the queue before the discussion even starts, and it's first-come-first-serve.

And now it's our turn to ask you some questions: Who do you want to talk to? What do you want to know more about? Is there a particular investing question -- a sector, a theme, an investment strategy, a personal finance issue -- you need an answer to? You're probably not the only one out there scratching your head about whatever it is. Tell us, and we'll do whatever we can to line up a discussion that fits the bill. Drop us a line in the comments below or via email at globeinvestor@globeandmail.com.