Q: As a holder of aw I am consernd about your comments that the beef used is antibiotic free .
The use of growth hormones in the beef industry is all but redundant due to the advancement on genitics.there for a easy thing to say and advertise.
Antibiotic free beef is something that is impossible on a commercial scale and AW on there website verified this .
In 5:i assessment of aw claimed it sells only antibiotic free meat not so
Kind regards
Stan
Q: Vince Martin, in an article on Seeing Alpha, wrote an extensive article on TSGI as "Cheap for a reason". One main point is they think Stars overpaid for Sky. That acquisition delivered a huge profit about the time of the purchase, and the acquisition would have been profitable if that were normal profit. However government is increasing their take and according to the report, ongoing profits will be challenged to repeat. Have you seen this report, and what do you think? Vince also said that the PE of competitors is also low right now, so they don't compare favorably with the competition.
Q: TSGI has not been trading well for several months. This may be a sign of real trouble with the company, or not. Curious if the inability of the stock to get any traction is from any of the major shareholders selling down their stake during the past few quarters.
Q: Hi group I have asked you at least 2x previously about selling CXI Your recommendation both times was to hold) in the meantime it has dropped 25% in the past yr. looking even weaker technically could easily fall to $20 range . Please analyze your previous recommendation to hold + give me the reasons as I fail to see a reason holding this stock any longer
Q: In your opinion, what price point is too low for CGX, and the chance of rebound is high? In other words at what stock price level do you think the market will have overreacted in selling off?
Q: Is not 2019 projections significantly better then 2018? A company want to be responsible they are penalized???
“As the timing of the full impact of these cost saving programs is difficult to determine, we believe it prudent to re-evaluate our guidance for 2019. Consequently, for 2019 we are now forecasting revenue of $385 to $400 million and adjusted EBITDA in a range of $55 to $60 million, excluding any contributions from potential future acquisitions.”
Q: Is there a "reason " behind SIS announcing its preliminary and un audited year end and last quarter financial results suddenly , which it had never done in the past ? The figures were not that bad when compared to street estmates, though EBITDA was marginally lower . Is something "brewing " for SIS which an ordinary investor is unaware?
Q: Recently NFI has released a number of press releases on new bus orders. This company has a habit of doing that. I just wonder which ones are real meaningful deals and which ones are just "noise". I'm particularly interested in the one this morning on the new bus order from Toronto. Please enlighten us. Thanks.
Q: What are your thoughts on SIS's premature earnings release with disappointing EBITDA miss and lowered guidance? Also they pointed to less acquisitions and more focusing on getting the house in order. Obviously not good to hear they are struggling in Europe. I have always liked this mgmt and I feel they handled this primarily negative release well and I appreciate their transparency and guidance on how they plan to fix the issues. But what does this mean for a company that has struggled for the last 5 months, are we now looking at another year plus of lowered guidance, less or no acquisitions, restructuring, and beaten down share price? Thanks
Q: Hi 5i team,
Your comments please on the preliminary unaudited results for Q4 & full year 2018. Would this news change in any way your confidence in the company?
Thanks!
Silvia
Q: Is it a good time to buy WSP. It seems to me that if SNC ends up being convicted, and then banned from Federal government contracts, that WSP (also HQ in Montreal) could be a big beneficiary with lots of new business. Why does the media only mention possible job losses for SNC, wouldn't WSP just hire many of those people anyway?