Q: stock pulled big Friday. this an opportunity to buy? think the guidance is temporary? this company has been a favorite in the renewable space.
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Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
Sorry for yet another question about Xebec. I realize that stocks in the growth portfolio are by nature quite volatile, and since this holding is in a TFSA, and XBC closed today (Friday) with a loss in the account of 36.6%, we're wondering (based on your long experience in bull and bear markets or when a particular stock runs into difficulties), what kind of timeline we 'could' expect to recoup this loss.. We're aware that the 'green' sector, of which Xebec is a key player, stands to benefit from environmental initiatives and programs from different governments, including our Canadian regime, and the Biden administration, among others. However, since Xebec's problems appear to be somewhat company related, what advice can you offer? I should add that we both are fortunate to have defined-benefit pensions, and don't need the TFSA funds, but it's certainly gut-wrenching to see such a loss in one day! Your guidance is always greatly valued.
Sorry for yet another question about Xebec. I realize that stocks in the growth portfolio are by nature quite volatile, and since this holding is in a TFSA, and XBC closed today (Friday) with a loss in the account of 36.6%, we're wondering (based on your long experience in bull and bear markets or when a particular stock runs into difficulties), what kind of timeline we 'could' expect to recoup this loss.. We're aware that the 'green' sector, of which Xebec is a key player, stands to benefit from environmental initiatives and programs from different governments, including our Canadian regime, and the Biden administration, among others. However, since Xebec's problems appear to be somewhat company related, what advice can you offer? I should add that we both are fortunate to have defined-benefit pensions, and don't need the TFSA funds, but it's certainly gut-wrenching to see such a loss in one day! Your guidance is always greatly valued.
Q: Good Morning Peter & Team,
Lots of questions have been asked already. Everyone will be in the red on this one I am sure. Things happen.
My Question? What would your bottom line advice be today? Sell and take the loss ahead of quarterlies in 2 weeks? Or hang in there and look towards a rebound in the coming months/years?
Thanks for all you do
gm
Lots of questions have been asked already. Everyone will be in the red on this one I am sure. Things happen.
My Question? What would your bottom line advice be today? Sell and take the loss ahead of quarterlies in 2 weeks? Or hang in there and look towards a rebound in the coming months/years?
Thanks for all you do
gm
Q: Further to my prior question today regarding XBC , I am considering a buy with a long term 5-10 years. I know nothing is a sure thing but do you agree it is worth the risk at the current corrected price. Also would be a small % of portfolio.
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
Q: I have an average cost base of $190 for Kinaxis. I still think it is a good company but was thinking it is maybe time to take a capital loss and move on. I was wondering if there are companies that you prefer more at current valuations and growth potential at this point in time? Or is Kinaxis at the top of the list and I should stick with it?
Q: Hi...is there a reason why a company would “pre announce” poor results a week or two before releasing the actual financials? Thanks
Q: Do you agree that this looks like a good time to invest in XBC.
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
Q: The new CEO has been in place for about 18 months now and the latest financial reports were solid. While you never "disowned" the stock it was dropped from the portfolio. Would you be a buyer of this stock now, anticipating growth in lumber in particular as well as M&A activity or is it too soon yet to judge this new exec team?
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Q: Please comment on earnings. Would u continue to hold or suggest a replacement co. Thanks Clare
Q: Friday morning 9:40am and XBC is down heavy based on pre-announcement of sales decline. XBC has been touted as one of 5i's top growth stocks. But things happen. In earlier question today you replied that you would have to do more work on this. How and when will this new information be passed along? How do you now rate the stock? Is this a one time incident that will be overcome or does this significantly change your view?
Q: Hi,
I realized the news on Xebec is not great but is the sell off overdone in your opinion? 36% seems a bit extreme
Thanks
I realized the news on Xebec is not great but is the sell off overdone in your opinion? 36% seems a bit extreme
Thanks
Q: Hello 5i. What is your view on Xebec’s latest update to 2020 guidance? Revision in revenue estimate appears material.
Q: I have noticed WSP's share price seems to be quite volatile going up one day, down the next , and back up the next. For a company involved in engineering, construction type contracts which are usually long duration I am curious about what I see as unususal volatility. Comments please.
Q: I would appreciate your comments of the latest acquisition, Vend.
“Vend generated revenue of approximately $34 million and GTV3 of more than $7 billion in the trailing twelve month period ending December 31st, 2020. Lightspeed will acquire Vend for total estimated consideration of approximately $350 million, satisfied by way of payment on closing of approximately $192.5 million in cash and the issuance of subordinate voting shares in the capital of Lightspeed valued at approximately $157.5 million. The deal, which is subject to customary closing conditions and post-closing working capital adjustment, is expected to close towards the end of April, subject to the receipt of applicable regulatory approvals.”
As always - many thanks.
Clayton
“Vend generated revenue of approximately $34 million and GTV3 of more than $7 billion in the trailing twelve month period ending December 31st, 2020. Lightspeed will acquire Vend for total estimated consideration of approximately $350 million, satisfied by way of payment on closing of approximately $192.5 million in cash and the issuance of subordinate voting shares in the capital of Lightspeed valued at approximately $157.5 million. The deal, which is subject to customary closing conditions and post-closing working capital adjustment, is expected to close towards the end of April, subject to the receipt of applicable regulatory approvals.”
As always - many thanks.
Clayton
Q: Your thoughts on Enghouse recent earnings and opinion/ outlook on the future. Thanks.
Robert
Robert
Q: One of the "highlights" from Kinaxis' recent quarter was the decline in gross profit. From what I can tell, it seems that R&D spending was significantly higher, in part to augment AI capabilities. Can you shed any light on this decrease in profit and if it was from higher R&D is that not a good use of capital and does that not bode well for the company going forward?
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Q: So working in the finance industry, when it comes to business valuation, I know private health clinics get very low multiples. If Well is continues to consolidate in a space where now one else is and provides technological efficiencies. Even if they are just able to capture the majority of market share in Canada, could the potential upside be the sky?
Q: Please comment on earnings
Q: thoughts on the quarter please?
Q: Good day
Photon Control has been around since 1988. With this amount of experience and some capital does the company have the capacity to reach new highs even though the Canadian Dollar is gaining? Thank folks
Photon Control has been around since 1988. With this amount of experience and some capital does the company have the capacity to reach new highs even though the Canadian Dollar is gaining? Thank folks