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Q: hello 5i:
I am normally a fairly risk averse investor. Butttttt, knowing that the key person is probably the most important ingredient in a company, and assuming the company has a product that is still relevant (we'll rule out typewriters and horse drawn buggies), I am more than willing to have a small part of our portfolio in a growth company with good earnings potential. ie, we are invested in GUD, primarily because of Jonathan Goodman.
Recently, I've read about a company called Synergy CHC, run by a man called Jack Ross. Mr Ross is a very major shareholder in SNYR. And Knight (GUD) has invested in SNYR, something I see as a vote of confidence from Mr Goodman.
Knowing its not your forte, but trying to do my due diligence, can I ask you to comment on this company? I would try to establish a position at $XXX as it seems to be a thin trader, and fairly volatile. But I can't access this name on Stockcharts, so am a little constrained with TA. And there is not much information, in general, available.
Any advice you can give is beneficial
note that you can publish all of this question, EXCEPT FOR the part about my (hopeful) offer price.
tia
Paul L
I am normally a fairly risk averse investor. Butttttt, knowing that the key person is probably the most important ingredient in a company, and assuming the company has a product that is still relevant (we'll rule out typewriters and horse drawn buggies), I am more than willing to have a small part of our portfolio in a growth company with good earnings potential. ie, we are invested in GUD, primarily because of Jonathan Goodman.
Recently, I've read about a company called Synergy CHC, run by a man called Jack Ross. Mr Ross is a very major shareholder in SNYR. And Knight (GUD) has invested in SNYR, something I see as a vote of confidence from Mr Goodman.
Knowing its not your forte, but trying to do my due diligence, can I ask you to comment on this company? I would try to establish a position at $XXX as it seems to be a thin trader, and fairly volatile. But I can't access this name on Stockcharts, so am a little constrained with TA. And there is not much information, in general, available.
Any advice you can give is beneficial
note that you can publish all of this question, EXCEPT FOR the part about my (hopeful) offer price.
tia
Paul L
Q: Hello team,
Would you buy this company at this time? Is its massive/nonstop share price growth really justified? Isn't there any competition out there for it? What are the pitfalls in your opinion? What do you think about its mid-/long-term prospects?
Thanks for your exemplary insights as always!
Would you buy this company at this time? Is its massive/nonstop share price growth really justified? Isn't there any competition out there for it? What are the pitfalls in your opinion? What do you think about its mid-/long-term prospects?
Thanks for your exemplary insights as always!
Q: Could I get your opinion on Arch Biopartners and whether or not it would be a buy, hold or sell (for a 2-4year outlook). Symbol is ACH on the TSX Venture Exchange. Thank you.
Q: Hi,
Could you give me information on Histogenics Corp (HSGX) and your opinion on company outlook.
Thanks,
Nick
Could you give me information on Histogenics Corp (HSGX) and your opinion on company outlook.
Thanks,
Nick
Q: Do you think this is near a bottom?
Would you be a buyer at these levels?
Thanks
Would you be a buyer at these levels?
Thanks
Q: Globus Medical - your assessment of GMED ? Thank you
Q: What is your opinion of Zomedica?
Thanks!
Linda
Thanks!
Linda
Q: Greetings 5i,
I am making an effort to increase my exposure to US stocks, and am considering adding a US healthcare position to augment my Canadian healthcare holdings of CSH.UN and GUD.
JNJ was my first thought, given its strong history, massive valuation, and diversification. However, I am (like many, I assume) concerned about its legal troubles; particularly given the severity of the issues that surround them. Moreover, it appears that said troubles may be present for quite a long time.
I am thinking long term (I am 36), am a "buy and hold" investor, and will not need the capital I would be deploying for the foreseeable future.
Do you feel as if this is a good entry point for JNJ (perhaps a half position to start), or would you wait to see how the legal situations unfold before considering this purchase? If the latter, is there another American healthcare stock you might recommend in its place?
Thank you.
I am making an effort to increase my exposure to US stocks, and am considering adding a US healthcare position to augment my Canadian healthcare holdings of CSH.UN and GUD.
JNJ was my first thought, given its strong history, massive valuation, and diversification. However, I am (like many, I assume) concerned about its legal troubles; particularly given the severity of the issues that surround them. Moreover, it appears that said troubles may be present for quite a long time.
I am thinking long term (I am 36), am a "buy and hold" investor, and will not need the capital I would be deploying for the foreseeable future.
Do you feel as if this is a good entry point for JNJ (perhaps a half position to start), or would you wait to see how the legal situations unfold before considering this purchase? If the latter, is there another American healthcare stock you might recommend in its place?
Thank you.
Q: The stock seems to have dipped for an extended period of time. Any idea why and should it be a hold, buy or sell?
Q: Morning guys,
Crh is dipping again and presently at the 2.80 level. I am getting punished resulting in a 60 percent loss. Are you guys now at the breaking point and removing this company from your growth portfolio. I am willing to wait it out , are you folks.?
Thanks.
Crh is dipping again and presently at the 2.80 level. I am getting punished resulting in a 60 percent loss. Are you guys now at the breaking point and removing this company from your growth portfolio. I am willing to wait it out , are you folks.?
Thanks.
Q: Will SIS be hurt by a higher CAD?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
Q: Good Day, Down a bit yesterday, is Savaria a good buy for a full 5% position at this time or should I wait for any reason.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: GUD is consistently a top recommendation as a growth stock. Have you spoken with GUD mgmt. lately to be able provide any additional info. as to when/how they are expecting to invest some of their cash and therefore move the stock in the next six months?
Without any news, it seems that GUD will continue to drift down as the 'bored' investors continue to sell.
Without any news, it seems that GUD will continue to drift down as the 'bored' investors continue to sell.
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ $238.29)
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CRH Medical Corporation (CRH $4.99)
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Knight Therapeutics Inc. (GUD $6.35)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $25.35)
Q: Good morning,
With sells as it was going up, I am still about breakeven on CRH but it has dropped to 1% of my portfolio. I have lost confidence such that I won't put more in. I am, however, looking for additional healthcare exposure. Right now I am also holding JNJ (3%) Danaher (DHR, 4%) which is mostly medical/dental since the spin-off of Fortive. I have been thinking of exiting JNJ due to the price that they paid for their latest acquisition. It seems a little inconsistent with their historically very conservative nature.
Would you think that adding a 2.5-3% SIS or GUD is a better approach, or should I keep CRH given its longer term potential? I prefer to not watch my investments every day and have a diversified portfolio across market cap and Canada/US with a lot of multinational companies (like CCL in Canada and UL in the US, for instance).
Do you have any perspective on the JNJ acquisition? If so, please feel free to deduct two questions.
Thanks!
Derek
With sells as it was going up, I am still about breakeven on CRH but it has dropped to 1% of my portfolio. I have lost confidence such that I won't put more in. I am, however, looking for additional healthcare exposure. Right now I am also holding JNJ (3%) Danaher (DHR, 4%) which is mostly medical/dental since the spin-off of Fortive. I have been thinking of exiting JNJ due to the price that they paid for their latest acquisition. It seems a little inconsistent with their historically very conservative nature.
Would you think that adding a 2.5-3% SIS or GUD is a better approach, or should I keep CRH given its longer term potential? I prefer to not watch my investments every day and have a diversified portfolio across market cap and Canada/US with a lot of multinational companies (like CCL in Canada and UL in the US, for instance).
Do you have any perspective on the JNJ acquisition? If so, please feel free to deduct two questions.
Thanks!
Derek
Q: As always, would appreciate your assessment of this ETF. Questrade lists HBF @ $8.81 and also HBF.U @ $9.......what is the difference?
Mant Thanks! Austin
Mant Thanks! Austin
Q: Although I know you do not cover US companies, I was wondering about your take on JNJ. Especially given recent lawsuit activity with regard to their baby talcum powder and ovarian cancer, and possible upcoming class action lawsuit with regard to same. I know of at least one advisor recommending a sell due to this issue, but I am puzzled as there has been no negative reaction to the stock price so far. Your thoughts? Thanks.
Q: Hi Team, which would be a better buy at this point ABBV or NVO? Which offers more international exposure? For my us rrsp! Many thanks for your work. Sam
Q: Would you please comment on the 2nd q results.
Q: Curious to know your take on recent weakness? Just market jitters and short term profit taking? Or, would investors be concerned about the company splitting in two and not wanting to be around for that event? Any backdrop on companies splitting in two being positive or not....I've seen some positive evidence but is such a company specific thing...
Thanks
T
Thanks
T