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Q: Good afternoon guys:
I am down a lot on knight and Crh. I will keep Knight but thinking about sucking up my loss with Crh and switch to reliq health. Should I stay put with Crh or switch it out.

Thank you
Mark.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on June 07, 2018
Q: the stock was down because the FDA placed a hold on its sickle cell drug until some questions are answered. It was down 20% overnight but now down 9%. Is it time to sell?
Read Answer Asked by hal on June 01, 2018
Q: So now it makes sense why it crashed with no "news" I mean no news for us, but the promoters of the stock, new well in advance of all the inside maneuvers and took their profits , while dumb money are .. well dump money. Pretty much all health care stocks have been a disaster: PHM, CXR, PLI, CRH. The only way to make money on this type of stocks is to be early and leave once everybody is talking about them.
Read Answer Asked by Marios on June 01, 2018
Q: Hi,
Just noticed that TH has issued a Treasury Offering of Convertible Unsecured Senior Notes. The size of the issue is US $ 50 million, par value $100.00. They are 5 Yr cd's witha coupon of 5.75% and a converstion price of US $ 14.75 (equivalent to about Cdn $ 19.12)

Would you feel this is a good value cd, or are we better to just buy the stock directly? As always, we value your opinion.

Thanks,
Dawn
Read Answer Asked by Dawn on May 31, 2018
Q: Greetings,
I see you believe ISRG to be one of the best managed companies in the US. I take that as a strong recommendation! Are they managed similar to CSU ie they don’t issue stock and the executives are made to purchase company shares? They appear to have little competition so I conclude they must develop their own technology instead of buying other companies to acquire their technology. How would you asses their growth - is it driven primarily due to organic growth or acquisitions? They appear to have a large cash hoard - are they buying back shares, planning to introduce a dividend or keeping it in reserve for acquisitions? You note growth is likely to be muted for the next 2 to 3 years so, all things being equal, is it reasonable to expect the share price to languish for the next 24 months or so?
Thanks
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on May 30, 2018