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Q: This financing news really rubs me the wrong way. The issue price is deeply discounted and the units come with a warrant that is also really cheep assuming the company has any type of decent future. The insiders are participating. This looks like the insiders are taking advantage of the weak current share price to stuff their own pockets and the pockets of their buddies with cheep shares and warrants at the expense of longer term shareholders.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on August 02, 2019
Q: COV has a history of private placements, this includes in 2013, 2017, and now. And insiders can buy provided the Venture exchange provides waivers, including fair value. With 22M common shares outstanding, the just announced offering waters down current shareholders by 10% and if the warrants are exericed, another 10%. WOW, management friendly or what?! Has management stated the use of these funds? And is management attempted to put a floor to the current decline? And as for the warrant exercise price, about 17.5 % higher the offer price, and over 5 years, is management saying the COV price will be range bound for years to come?.......oh, so many un-answered question......wish they would sit down with me for a java talk and provide direct responses!
......bewildering, eh?!.......Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on August 02, 2019
Q: Hi 5i,

I hold both NFI and COV in a cash account. I am looking at purchasing both at 2% position in my TFSA and then selling them both for a tax loss. Your opinion?

Bonus question-based on the ruffled feathers, would you consider doing a review of the various portfolios performance with commentary at set periods?

Thx
Read Answer Asked by Kelly on August 02, 2019
Q: Regarding COV. I don't usually play with this stuff and I'd only be thinking about a 1% or so position. But there seems to be an actual business underneath this mess. So lets assume the Saudi business is gone and the rogue salesman pulled off whatever he was trying to pull off. As I read their reports that leaves 60% of their business in the US. So the question is where does that leave us going forward ? And how to assess managements ability to grow from there ? If it drops to the $2.00 range is there some value there ?
Read Answer Asked by Garth on August 01, 2019