Q: Never fall in love with a stock, i feel i5 has on this one. Say treating it like cash for buying an idea later, why not buy a solid income stock with a good dividend and treat it as a cash account as you say, at least you are getting something. Speaking of cash rich companies, how about buying Apple and hold it for cash, and also a dividend, no shortage of cash there.
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Q: Hello 5i team. I have a 6% holding in the stock. Is this a good time to take in some profit by selling 1/2 position? What is your take on holding long term?
Q: To take Goodman's "grandchildren" analogy to heart, then, ... I'm assuming he's telling us to bail if we don't have grandkids? : /
What if our grandkids are already taken care of, and we'd like to see better results now?
Five years seems to be an awfully long time for compost to ferment, in my mind. I'm an organic gardener, so no disrespect intended here. ; )
Your thoughts, please, on his silly analogy. This slow-burning genius seems to be fizzling out, like a dud firecracker. Surely investors deserve a little something for being so patient -- maybe even a little respect.
What if our grandkids are already taken care of, and we'd like to see better results now?
Five years seems to be an awfully long time for compost to ferment, in my mind. I'm an organic gardener, so no disrespect intended here. ; )
Your thoughts, please, on his silly analogy. This slow-burning genius seems to be fizzling out, like a dud firecracker. Surely investors deserve a little something for being so patient -- maybe even a little respect.
Q: yes, BIIB made a disappointing announcement yesterday and the stock price dropped like heavy rock, down 30%....sure it is a growth company...but going forward, I am not sure why I should remain with a position in it......what is your take now for the future?.......and should I hold for now until it settles down, if I decide to sell.........thanks.....Tom
Q: I hate lawsuits. Been holding Knight at a huge loss waiting for the big payday. I know you do not act as a financial advisor but would YOU hang on to your knight shares? Lawsuits take forever unless this Medison guy settles. This will distract from business at hand. Yes, no? Thanks for your views and sage advice.
Q: Cipher's quarterly report highlights transitions and strategic positioning for long term growth, also debt reduction. Their list of 2018 year end highlights appears impressive but does it read that way to you? This company looks busy for their size but what significants do you take from the list of 2019 anticipated milestones? Would you dip a toe in here? Finally how similar are CPH and GUD in strategic growth plans?
Q: Opinion of value after last report, and responding share price movement?
Q: What is the outlook for CRMD ? I am 21% under water. Hold, sell, buy more ?Thank you for the good work.
Jacques
Jacques
Q: Celgene appears to be stumbling higher, presumably towards the value assigned to it from the Bristol Myers merger. In past months, you previously suggested holding on; is that still your view? Also, can you suggest a source for information on the tax treatment from the merger for Canadian taxpayers who hold Celgene? Thanks,
Q: Any idea why TH has been so weak lately. I know sales have been short of expectations for their new life saving drug but they are still rising slowly. Also their older drug Egrifta may have some benefits for people with NAFLD/NASH. Balance sheet is good.
Should one buy here?
Should one buy here?
Q: Could I get your thoughts on how HHL might behave in a recession. I understand Healthcare as a sector would be a Defensive sector however I also understand 5i is not to crazy about the cover call aspect, believing it would not protect again the down side. So how would HHL behave? Would the price fall greater than the average defensive share price, or would investors still consider it a defensive play and hold steady the price. Or would the cover call aspect cease to work and the dividends reduce? If it's more an impact on the dividends, is there a way of telling how much the
cover calling is adding to the dividends and therefore what dividends could be expected in times of a recession. Thanks
cover calling is adding to the dividends and therefore what dividends could be expected in times of a recession. Thanks
Q: How much cash/share does Knight Therapeutics have? Thanks.
Q: Theratechnologies was at $9.35 on Feb 28th and it closed on Mar 15th at $6.99. The recent press releases all seem favorable to me. Why is this stock down so dramatically?
Q: I'm wondering if you could share any thoughts you have on TEVA. I have a small position, but it's been a frustrating hold. Thanks.
Q: To add to what Steven comment today on the Company. I respect M. Goodman view on the long term goals of the company. His analogy for is "grandchildren" and stockholders would make sense if at the very least a dividend would be paid for waiting.
This would a small way to compensate to the shareholders while we are supporting the company.
This would a small way to compensate to the shareholders while we are supporting the company.
Q: what exactly is medison fighting for and how much of a lock does goodman have on knight.
dave
dave
Q: High volume at the close. My guess is insiders did the buying, if so how many days before they have to disclose ?
Also I noticed that for my last 2 questions I did not receive the answer by email but saw the answer on your site. Has something changed ?
Thanks for your help.
Also I noticed that for my last 2 questions I did not receive the answer by email but saw the answer on your site. Has something changed ?
Thanks for your help.
Q: Hi 5i,
I saw your first two references to this stock on Friday and both were positive. Could you give me your take on its potential and risks?
TIA!
I saw your first two references to this stock on Friday and both were positive. Could you give me your take on its potential and risks?
TIA!
Q: Hi. Any news on what happened with GUD in the last 20 minutes? Thanks
Q: In response to a question about a subscriber's portfolio you said “KO and JNJ we would consider less attractive for various reasons. We might add VZ and PFE instead.”. I am holding JNJ in a non-registered account with a cost base of $58.36/share. JNJ is 2.5% of a diversified portfolio. Is it still worth making the switch for PFE? Over the years, JNJ seemed to be a much better managed company than PFE. What has changed?