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Investment Q&A

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Q: I am contemplating taking a position in AYA following the offer that Baazov has tabled today. In your view is the current price of $21 an attractive entry point or is the risk not justified?

The market's reaction seems to be one of skepticism given the current discount. Can you outline what factors may be attributing to this discount? Should one be concerned that the financing Baazov has secured is mainly from China (one participant is from Dubai)?

Finally, do you believe Baazov's pending charges will have any bearing on the ability for the deal to go through? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Gregory on November 14, 2016
Q: Investors are spooked,angry,feel cheated ,& sick & tired of owners selling their stock @ a discount to market price after the stock has gone up sharply sometimes to near or new highs.How could one feels if purchased SIS @ 0r near recent high of $12.68 & it took a 10% haircut to $10.74 after owners bought deaL @ $11.34. NFI also dropped after owner sold in the low $40 & just returned to $40.21 after good reception to its q report yesterday.I bought @ $41
Read Answer Asked by Peter on November 14, 2016
Q: I have losses between 55% and 33% on the following list of stocks. DH 55%, PIH 48%, TPK 46%, CAM 33%. My regret is not so much in the losses but rather not having the good sense of using stop loss orders. Would you appreciate your opinion regarding stop loss orders and if you would continue to hold these stocks. With thanks, Bill
Read Answer Asked by William J on November 14, 2016
Q: Hi, any comments on the secondary offering of 1,750,000 shares @ $11.34 buy Bourassa family. announced, today after market close. Discount to market price of 5%. They just excercised 500,000 warrants @ $4.25. The release said that they will continue to own 36.1% of Savaria's outstanding shares, which is reassuring but the largest shareholders/founders offloading shares may not be perceived by market favourably ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on November 11, 2016