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Q: Would you be able to provide me with any info on insider trading over the past three or four monhs in NFI, TOY and SJ. Also the percentage of insider holdings for each company. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on January 28, 2020
Q: I am thinking about buying FSZ. Can you please shed some light on its current and future estimated P/E, debt level, return on investment, and other fundamentals? Can you please explain why you think the stock is currently cheap? What are the chances of dividend cut over the next couple of years in the case of weaker overall market?
Read Answer Asked by Mahdi on January 27, 2020
Q: Recent reports on PBH suggest that while there is progress on the Asian Swine flu epidemic it is going to take some years to recover from - and pork prices in the local stores are still prohibitive. At the same time PBH has supposedly invested in several productive moves which should come into play in the first half of this year. Yet share price progress is modest, the shares are well priced and share price expectations do not encourage the idea that significant progress is anticipated. What is your take on these issues and do you know and have an opinion on the "meaningful moves" that this company has made? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Mike on January 27, 2020
Q: It looks to me that SHOP is a bubble. I have no doubt that it has a great potential, but I do not see how I can justify the actual valuation. If I assume a 30 % annual sales growth, a 30 % net profit in the future and a valuation at 30 times the EPS, it would take 7 years to justify the actual valuation. Please correct me if I am off the track. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Pierre on January 27, 2020
Q: LSPD is a medium sized cap stock, less than $10 billon in market value. In general terms what does that mean for investment managers like: market size, investment strategies, company sector categories etc. When it gets to be a large cap stock, greater than $10 billon market cap, what does that mean for investment managers. Will more managers be buying the the stock to get their sector quota or and will it be followed by international investment firms etc,

Clayton
Read Answer Asked by Clayton on January 24, 2020