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Q: Sorry, but another follow up on Great Canadian. If the earnings outlook for the next 2 years is essentially flat, what's the incentive to continue holding the stock in the short-term (say 1-2 years)? Is it the hope that continued share buybacks from good cash flow generation will increase earnings per share beyond what's currently in the analyst estimates? Is it the hope that they can improve operations, expand or acquire new businesses and improve earnings per share beyond what is currently estimated? Are there other things that still have you excited about the stock? Is it worthy of a 5% position in a 20-stock portfolio?
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on June 06, 2019
Q: Regarding the share issue, where is this announced?
I can not find it on the web site, it seems to be a very unfriendly investor move that is not very public. I like the company alot but this is very annoying. I am still not clear about what will happen tomorrow, How many shares will be issued and how much dilution will occur.
Thanks, Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on June 05, 2019
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on the Light Speed results and outlook for next year. Lots of cash and no debt. But, company is still incurring large losses (which is not necessary a negative, with long runway of growth) Also, CC was at 5PM. If you acessed, any further details to add. Based on these results, do you feel comfortbale to start a new position or increase 1% position to 2-3%, at current levels? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on June 03, 2019
Q: In your comments you thought the year over year comparisons would start to look better in 2019 as money laundering switched focus to housing. However analysts estimates have come down from $3.00 a share 90 days ago to $1.50 for 2020.
Do you consider the estimates low or were you considering something else in your earlier response?
Thanks Mike
Read Answer Asked by michael on June 03, 2019