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Q: Hi, The listed companies have been where I have taken a big hit. As a novice investor the lesson I've learned is that it makes sense to average into a position, especially in an uncertain market. Losses in these stocks have taken over 5% of my portfolio. Can you comment please that all of these companies show promise for the long term, and there is good reason to say they will bounce back when the markets do recover? I know that MFC has a litigation issue, and TCL.A has an acquisition that is somewhat off the rails. I don't need this money for at least 15 years, but also want to feel sure I'm setting up my RSP for an increase within a few years. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on October 30, 2018
Q: I am a growth investor with an 8 to 10 year timeline. Regardless of sector weightings, in the current market would you either start a new half position in Parkland Fuel OR top up to from a 4% to a full 5% weighting in Kinaxis, Savaria Spin Master and Premium Brands? Thanks in advance, Greg.
Read Answer Asked by Greg on October 29, 2018
Q: Yesterday in your Webinar, you said "Sell the losers!"
I am down 44% in TSGI, 48% in VET and 35% in WEF. So are you! These stocks remain in your Portfolios.
Please help me understand what constitutes " A Loser" Thanks,
Read Answer Asked by Penny on October 25, 2018
Q: Good day gentlemen,
This company seems to hold 400M in cash. I believe that is roughly 2$ per share. Can you confirm? Also, the contract with Quebec is for 20k kilos in year 1, with increases every year for total c. 200k kilos over 5 years. I looked at the latest financials I could find on their site. It seams their selling price for past periods was 10$ per gram. I know that this is not possible with the Quebec contract. As a back of the envelope calculation, would it not be conservative to think they could NET 2$ or 3$ per gram on this contract.
Would that not make this stock extremely cheap? Also I notice most analysis is done on EV / Ebitda, can you explain the difference between this and P/E. why do they use this and not future P/E.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Giuseppe on October 25, 2018
Q: I own HEXO in the weed space. I see this stock and other majors have been falling since legalization. What do you think accounts for this? I'm speculating that a lot of people enjoyed the run up but set the legalization date as their exit point because a lot of companies' stock price will go downhill once they start reporting earnings. I'm thinking about selling to crystalize my 15% gain which was a 40% gain a few weeks ago. Thoughts? Comments?
Read Answer Asked by Grant on October 23, 2018
Q: While I realize that you've always been skeptical about the MJ sector as a whole, from an investment perspective, it might be time to take another look at CRZ in light of what has transpired in the past few months. It has recently acquired both 180 Smoke (Canada's premier vape store chain) and RVR Distribution (2017 revenue of US$25.3 million) which now gives it one of the dominant cannabis development platforms in California. This is significant because while there are currently 51 MJ stores in all of Canada, there are 450 in California. This likely explains why CRZ also had record Q2 revenue, accelerated the expiry date for its warrants (always a good sign) and boasts one of the best looking stock charts within the MJ sector.
Read Answer Asked by karl on October 22, 2018
Q: Hello Team,

Is their an American tobaco ETF that covers these 3 stocks that are mentioned in your
5i Research report on the Marijuana Industry? ( Fantastic read).
Plus, all things considered between the 3, which individual stock is the most likely in your opinion to get involved in the Industry?

Thanks,
Stephen
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on October 22, 2018
Q: Thank you for the special report on marijuana. I bought in Canopy growth prior to the liberals getting elected on the advice of a friend who assumed they would win and legalized weed...then sold at $15 thinking it was way too overvalued.

I am wanting to invest in a company again, would Aphria not be the safest place to put some money? They actually earn a profit as you detailed, why is it not being valued as high? Is it because they are not really players in the recreational market (yet)? They have the lowest cost and make money, seems like the best play? What am I missing?
Read Answer Asked by Michael on October 19, 2018
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