Q: On Mar 27 morning,G & M announced that its Break Out stock is Well,which was up 64% in 2023 and potential further 61% gain(AveragePT of $7.50.)It closed at $4.81 + .15 The current price is $5.40.Please comment.Is this a good entry point,if not,please provide one. Txs for u usual great services & views
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Q: A pick a few months ago from David Einhorn. Acting well this year - +33%. you haven't liked their debt load in the past. May I have your current thoughts?
Q: Well has been doing "well" last couple days with strong volume. Any particular news driving this and is now too late to buy?
Thanks John
Thanks John
Q: Hi There,
With the stock price down to 7.85 approx due to the bought deal, all things considered would you advise a holder to add to holdings at this time?
Thanks! Rob
With the stock price down to 7.85 approx due to the bought deal, all things considered would you advise a holder to add to holdings at this time?
Thanks! Rob
Q: I currently own ABBV. I am aware of the off-patent cliff for Humira. Earnings are expected to drop when they are announced at the end of this month. I'm not so sure their other two drugs - Rinvoq and Skyrizi - will be capable of picking up the slack. I had read a recent article, and it gave me the impression that Humira and its new biosimilar competitors have some active ingredient(s) that allows them to be used for patients using Rinvoq and Skyrizi (?) In other words, I'm wondering if the upside of Rinvoq and Skyrizi is limited. I think you like ABBV, but is there any concern longterm? The market doesn't appear to be pricing in the risks.
I've pared back some of my ABBV shares, and am considering selling the rest. Alternatively, how robust is Amgen's pipeline in comparison ? LLY looks historically expensive, and I already own JNJ.
I've pared back some of my ABBV shares, and am considering selling the rest. Alternatively, how robust is Amgen's pipeline in comparison ? LLY looks historically expensive, and I already own JNJ.
Q: I've had small positions in these three health providers since Covid. Are they worth keeping?
Q: I noticed there hasn’t been any questions about Ocean MD’s new partnership with the Nova Scotian Government. Isn’t this a big deal for Well Health? I would like to hear your thoughts.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What is their balance sheet? Is it worth holding?
Thanks,
Milan
Thanks,
Milan
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iShares Global Healthcare Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHC)
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TD Global Healthcare Leaders Index ETF (TDOC)
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
If already owning XHC, would the ETF TDOC serve as a complementary holding, since we're a bit low in the Health Care sector? I like its low (.35%) MER and the 2% cap on any one company, but is its AUM too low to consider? Are there any other Canadian listed ETFs that would be suitable?
Thanks for your insight.
If already owning XHC, would the ETF TDOC serve as a complementary holding, since we're a bit low in the Health Care sector? I like its low (.35%) MER and the 2% cap on any one company, but is its AUM too low to consider? Are there any other Canadian listed ETFs that would be suitable?
Thanks for your insight.
Q: What is your opinion on this US healthcare stock regarding valuation, prospects, and risk. It seems cheap but do you consider its concentration on drugs a potential pitfall if the US decides to reduce allowable charges for prescriptions. Would you buy CI or are UNH Elevance or Humana better equities to hold? Appreciate your views.
Q: May I have your thoughts on $SYK.
Q: Does the large amount of insider selling recently , especially with earnings report soon, send a signal
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Amgen Inc. (AMGN)
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Pfizer Inc. (PFE)
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Guardant Health Inc. (GH)
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InMode Ltd. (INMD)
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Elevance Health Inc. (ELV)
Q: This company's stock price has taken a bigger hit than other high growth healthcare names. What's the reason for this and is it still a company with good long term potential? Are there other small cap US healthcare companies that may be undervalued that you prefer to this one?
Q: I purchased in January, been falling like a stone since....move on or hold?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals EPRX came to my attention. Can you please comment on the company, balance sheet, management, insider buying and the industry demand for the products they are pedalling and what bigger companies would be in competition with them and generally whatever pros and cons you discover in your research. Thank you.
Q: There is no apparent news about AXSOME. Can you account for the stagnation in the recent past/
Thanks.
Thomas
Thanks.
Thomas
Q: What would your preference be right now? UNH or ABBV?
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Amgen Inc. (AMGN)
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Illumina Inc. (ILMN)
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Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG)
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY)
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Merck & Company Inc. (MRK)
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Pfizer Inc. (PFE)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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Profound Medical Corp. (PRN)
Q: I have a 2% position (of overall portfolio) in Savaria, and up until I looked up its sector classsification, I had considered it to be in the healthcare space, given it is in the business of improving accessibility for those who are physically challenged. As per the Yahoo! Finance portal, Savaria is listed as an industrial company. This investment is held in a RRSP account, so capital gains taxes are not a concern.
My questions are as follows:
- Is it reasonable for me to continue considering this as a healthcare investment, due to its target consumer base?
- Using a long-term (at least five years or longer) time horizon, would you be able to name any other potential companies of interest in the healthcare sector in both the Canadian and US spaces which I could target as potential replacements? The availability of a dividend from a replacement investment would not be a requirement for consideration for me: I am primarily concerned with total return over a longer time horizon.
- Of these companies, would any of them serve as probabilistically (given there are no guarantees in investing) better investment vehicles given the time horizon I have provided?
As always, I appreciate your time, and I look forward to reading your response. Thanks so much!
My questions are as follows:
- Is it reasonable for me to continue considering this as a healthcare investment, due to its target consumer base?
- Using a long-term (at least five years or longer) time horizon, would you be able to name any other potential companies of interest in the healthcare sector in both the Canadian and US spaces which I could target as potential replacements? The availability of a dividend from a replacement investment would not be a requirement for consideration for me: I am primarily concerned with total return over a longer time horizon.
- Of these companies, would any of them serve as probabilistically (given there are no guarantees in investing) better investment vehicles given the time horizon I have provided?
As always, I appreciate your time, and I look forward to reading your response. Thanks so much!
Q: Peter
This company, no doubt, is beyond speculative, but would you be able to provide some background/insight. If one were interested in getting into the "psychedelic wellness" trend, would you also suggest any other companies. This is a long term/far-reaching investment, whose concepts are very intriguing to me.
This company, no doubt, is beyond speculative, but would you be able to provide some background/insight. If one were interested in getting into the "psychedelic wellness" trend, would you also suggest any other companies. This is a long term/far-reaching investment, whose concepts are very intriguing to me.
Q: An add on to my question re. shopify and descartes. Would you take a loss on RHT at this point and add that money to a tech purchase?