Q: Just wondering what brought this slow horse up 6 percent today? Is it that it has been disclosed that a third party has been interested in buying it? Perhaps a better third quarter?
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Q: Is this a buying opportunity ?
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Q: What is happening at this company? The stock is going down. Should I sell?
Q: Wondering if you have any info on the Covalon timeline for the contract with Saudi Arabia. If there are no problems with it when should it start to show on the bottom line. Thank You
Q: I have been looking to buy a bit more Goeasy in a young adult's TFSA, on the current weakness. I tend to buy based on fundamentals, but I sometimes use technicals to time buys and sells. Today my long standing buy order got filled, near the end of a sharply down day. Do you feel that GSY has broken support here and there is more downside to come? And do you think the decline is just general market negativity, or is there more to it, i.e. are the technicals reflecting a fundamental change? I am not too concerned, as this will be a long term hold, but would like your thoughts if you would be comfortable buying GSY at these levels.
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: buy today or wait a bit?
Q: Hi there, it seems like GSY was under huge selling pressure today. Any reason why?
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Q: Can I get your opinion as the company is trading near its ATH.
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Q: I am sitting on a 31% loss in Photon Control in my Margin Account. I am considering harvesting the tax loss and re-purchasing in my TFSA after 30 days. Does this seem a reasonable strategy especially since PHO will likely take some time to turn around in this market? Alternately, if I don't sell the shares but move them to my TFSA will that trigger a tax loss? This only seems fair since if I had an unrealized capital gain I would have a deemed disposition and a tax liability.
Q: reports next week does 5i know what the expectations are? Thx
Q: I'm one of those investors that has trouble selling things at a loss. I'll get over it some time...maybe? However, with Crius you answered a question yesterday that even with a 50% cut in the dividend it's still at 8% +/-. Can you comment further. I'd be happy with an 8% dividend and would be prepared for a long term hold until the company 'comes around' with their divesting of the solar side. What am I not seeing?
Thanks...Graham
Thanks...Graham
Q: Greetings,
1. Long term investing implications of liberalisation moves, as suggested by Ontario Doug Ford? Specifically on the selling of alcohol? Other Provinces may follow especially since the regulation is archaic.
2. Alcanna - The price point and yield are compelling but is the Company in danger of liberalisation and does the integration with Cannabis help to diversify its sales?
3. Start nibbling on CLIQ soon or avoid because of the above mentioned uncertainties?
Many thanks!
1. Long term investing implications of liberalisation moves, as suggested by Ontario Doug Ford? Specifically on the selling of alcohol? Other Provinces may follow especially since the regulation is archaic.
2. Alcanna - The price point and yield are compelling but is the Company in danger of liberalisation and does the integration with Cannabis help to diversify its sales?
3. Start nibbling on CLIQ soon or avoid because of the above mentioned uncertainties?
Many thanks!
Q: I know CXI is a thin trader but over the last month it looks like there were 12 days of 0 volume. Is this close to correct or is it a reporting/data error. Also how do you feel about the stock?
Thank you
Paul
Thank you
Paul
Q: Any updates on PHO?
Would you be comfortable initiating a 1/2 position today?
Would you be comfortable initiating a 1/2 position today?
Q: were you able to determine why the sudden departure over at pho?
Q: I have a question regarding GSY asked by Stephen on Nov 28 about convertible debentures 5.75% at $ 43.99 a share until July 29,2022 could you explain to me how these work in regards to the following
- how often are you payed
-the tax implications
- how does the share price $ 43.99 come into play
- how is your principle tied up if you needed the money is there a penalty if you had to withdraw it,or if that is even possible
-can these be purchased at any bank online with your discount brokerage
-in your opinion how safe are these and any negatives about them
I realize this is a lot to ask and use as many credits as needed thanks a bunch
- how often are you payed
-the tax implications
- how does the share price $ 43.99 come into play
- how is your principle tied up if you needed the money is there a penalty if you had to withdraw it,or if that is even possible
-can these be purchased at any bank online with your discount brokerage
-in your opinion how safe are these and any negatives about them
I realize this is a lot to ask and use as many credits as needed thanks a bunch
Q: In your reply to Michael this morning you stated: "So we think it is a little too soon to write the company off." Your response implies that there is some possibility that SIS will be written off, whereas your previous comments on SIS have been very positive. What level of confidence do you have in SIS as a viable investment for the long term?
Q: Hi, SIS has added a significant amount of long term debt over the last 4 years, and free cash flow seems to have hit a plateau, with a lot of cash coming from financing. Do you feel the growth by acquisition story here looks sustainable?
Q: Bought some CGX as the momentum looked good before their last earnings. However after their earnings the stock sold off hard. Wondering if it’s worth holding on or move to SIS , KXS or PBH. As there is opportunity cost holding on to it. Don’t care about dividend looking for growth.
Q: Hi, I used a screener to look at companies that have had a hard down in the last 6 months, as well as a positive uptick in the last 10 days. I have found two in the subject line above. I also want a small dividend at least and both above are sufficient. I think both AIF and NFI missed last quarter, and they are expected to grow, however, it appears that AIF's growth into 2019 is significantly more (according to scotia) than NFI. I do know NFI has been a darling and this can be a good time to get in. Can you give me your opinion on both in contrast and consider which one you would add to a portfolio now for longer term. No need to consider any of my other holdings. Thanks.