Many analysts have downgraded the stock with concerns over debt level and margins. Can you share your thoughts on PBH as a long term dividend growing stock in a portfolio?
Q: Hi - Would you consider it a prudent time to invest in the Cdn auto parts sector (with regard to macro slowdown outweighing low inventories or vice versa)? If so, of the Canadian players, which one do you prefer and why?
Q: this continues to perform poorly. is it still a top pick for growth by 5i. would you start a small position today. if the story is still the same as a couple of months ago, it must be an elevated buy today. is it a buy
Q: There has been alot of insider activity with multiple board members putting out nice sums of their own personal savings. It really stands out compared to other companies I watch. Does this set up a strong possibility of an acquisition or possibly something else. Is it worth the risk just based on that.
Q: On Aug Simply Wall St stated that Doo's FV is $191.42 & basing on then price of $97.40,it is 49.1% undervalued Tonight It announced acquisition of Shawingan operations of Kongsberg. Today Zacks
ranked it #2(ie Buy) and a A grade for value.Please comment.Txs for u usual great services & views
Q: Hi,
I just received notice from RBC that WSP has issued a Treasury Offering of Common Shares, priced at 171.75 Cdn, for a total of $400,013,000. It appears to be for the following:
On June 1, 2022, the Corporation announced that it had entered into a definitive share purchase agreement for the acquisition of the Environment & Infrastructure consulting business of John Wood Group plc (“Wood”) (the “Wood Acquisition”). The Wood Acquisition is expected to be completed in the second half of 2022 and is subject to the satisfaction of customary conditions, including anti-trust and regulatory conditions.
I'm not familiar with this company and wonder what effect it will have on WSP's operations going forward. Any thoughts you can offer would be most appreciated! It appears there would be a hold on shares purchased for a 4 months' plus one day period. I already have shares at a 3.5% weighting and am wondering is this is an opportunity to add, or would it be best to stand aside? would you consider weightings of 5, or even 8% in WSP when taking into account this offer and the recent infrastructure bill in the US?
Q: I wish to do some tax loss selling and re-invest in the same of similar equities in a month or so. Which of the above 4 companies do you believe will stay low or go lower?