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Q: Man--Best Q for Rev & EBITDA.But missed EPS expectations 7 of 9 last Qs.Does this indicate a management issue? Is it time for me(p/p $17.28,a 34% loss) to move on?If so.please suggest a replacement(does not have to be in same sector).Initial big pop($12.29H up 0.89),then disappeared to only 0.02 gain for the day.Maybe partially due to u comment this morning.Txs for u usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 16, 2019
Q: Hi 5i
Considering the current price of secondary offering of lspd having been set at $35...how do you view the upcoming end of the insider share lockout period and it’s potential negative effect on share price sentiment?
I’m considering the potential combined impact of these two events.
Would you be buyers at this time? If so what price would you consider reasonable entry for 2 -3 year hold.
Thx
Read Answer Asked by jim on August 15, 2019
Q: Hi, Does the market price movement following the announcement of secondary issues, influence the determination of offering price, or companies usually base it on the closing price at the time of the NR ? LSPD closed at $47.75 before the issue was announced and has dropped to $40 in 2 days. The issue is still open at many brokerages. Any comments/insight, please. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on August 14, 2019
Q: Is the recent marginal and probably temporary rise in Knight's share price due to the surprise revelation that the Company had purchased over 4.5 million shares under the 12.5 million repurchase program within about a month from the start date? It's a bit ironic that Medison's meddling has caused the share price to flatline which helped Knight by allowing them to buy cheap stock! Go Meir...
Read Answer Asked by Steven on August 14, 2019
Q: I see PLC just released results which fell short of analyst expectations. Had a quick look through the latest financials and noticed increase in revenue and net income, decrease in long term debt levels however this looked to be funded by a share issue. I get that PLC is acquisitive and doesn't have the cash flow to fund all of the acquisitions. But does the constant issuance of shares concern the team at 5i? I guess stock performance to date indicates market is not worried about it. Any concerns with starting a position held in a TFSA?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on August 14, 2019