Q: I have taken a loss on shares which I own of the Stars Group (TSG) in my US investment account. If I sell these shares, and then immediately buy the Stars Group (TSGI) shares for my Canadian investment account, am I still allowed to deduct my tax loss from my US account? In other words, are the US shares (TSG) and the Canadian shares (TSGI) considered unique for the purpose of tax deduction on a loss? Thank you.
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Q: The sudden drop in price by 17% is alarming.
Is this the chance to BUY more of a promising business model
or is this a signal to SELL ?
Is this the chance to BUY more of a promising business model
or is this a signal to SELL ?
Q: Regarding the Company debt at around 5.1Bln, at what rate of repayment would you consider to be on the right track? You mention their ability to generate FCF and the need to reduce debt and by extension interest expense, so what would you determine to be a positive level of debt repayment?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Can you please comment on their earnings released last night? Thanks
Q: Is this not the Time for GUD to buy something in a down market ? Its been some time sitting on all that cash. Do you think they are afraid to make a move ? How many years have they had all that cash RAK.
Q: What caused the severe drop?
Q: If you had to choose one right now for a long-term hold which would it be?
Q: I have reviewed your previous comments on Premium Brands and see that earnings have been missed 50% of the time but you still feel this is a good long term holding. The stock has dropped over the last 3 months. So my question is does the market expect a miss and is it currently priced into the current stock price.
Thanks John
Thanks John
Q: Do you think nfi will recover in the near future or should we take our gain and reinvest elsewhere?
Q: What are your thoughts on WSP and STN earnings? I hold both 3% should I increase to 5% now.
Thanks for the great service.
Hector
Thanks for the great service.
Hector
Q: Hello team,
Your thoughts please on FCR's earnings.
Thx!
Your thoughts please on FCR's earnings.
Thx!
Q: Hi 5i team,
if not already asked, any comments on the PHO, WSP and GUD Q3 release. Thank you
if not already asked, any comments on the PHO, WSP and GUD Q3 release. Thank you
Q: is there a price were you would buy auto Canada?
Q: Would you be a buyer today?
Q: please comment on earnings
Q: Either way, I suspect Kinaxis will be a horror show. today. However, for the purposes of assessing its Q3 performance, isn't the eps number, 19 cents, not 10 cents as was mentioned in a previous answer this morning.
"Prior to the effect of the Standards, Profit for the third quarter of 2018 was $5.2 million ($0.19 per diluted share), compared to $6.0 million ($0.23 per diluted share)".
Thanks.
John
"Prior to the effect of the Standards, Profit for the third quarter of 2018 was $5.2 million ($0.19 per diluted share), compared to $6.0 million ($0.23 per diluted share)".
Thanks.
John
Q: TlSG is a good entry price today?
Q: Do you know please what is the short interest on this stock?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: I have a full 5% position in NFI. I understand the market likes to react to expectations and I’m ok with this. A 13% drop today was too much in my opinion so I picked up a few shares.
My question is about volume. NFI is a 2.4 billion market cap company and approx. 1 million shares traded today being roughly $39 million.
Such a small % of market cap I see the drop today as irrelevant to the real share value.
So back to my question, is there a point where volume as a % of market value is something to guide us in either a down or up market? And I’m looking not as a trader but a long term investor.
I hope you understand the question.
Thanks
John
My question is about volume. NFI is a 2.4 billion market cap company and approx. 1 million shares traded today being roughly $39 million.
Such a small % of market cap I see the drop today as irrelevant to the real share value.
So back to my question, is there a point where volume as a % of market value is something to guide us in either a down or up market? And I’m looking not as a trader but a long term investor.
I hope you understand the question.
Thanks
John
Q: Please comment on results.Appears a leak as down 10% escalating into the close.Rxs for u usual great services & views.