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Q: What is your opinion on cpd?
is it a buy now and what is your future outlook?
Would cpd rise with a rise in interest rates and with interest rates at the bottom this would be a good entry here?
Read Answer Asked by Josh on October 26, 2015
Q: Hi, could you please post the consensus estimates for EPS, EBITDA and Revenue for Q3 for Kinaxis and CCL Industries. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on October 26, 2015
Q: Drt-Please advise when it reports.Yahoo finance states Nov 4-9,& Eps of .04 & $58.51m revenue. Gxi-On Bnn today,B Campbell of Stone Castle states that the new CEO cut $6m - $6.5m costs resulting in increase of EBITDA from $6.5m to $12m on $65m revenue.It reports on Nov 12.Given its record of overpromising & underdelivering,albeit a new Ceo,it is an entry point now.As always,appreciate your usual great services & views.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on October 22, 2015
Q: Good morning, just a clarification to your answer from Imtiaz. Your statement "We have seen a recent President's Letter report on the company, and it basically was throwing in the towel" insinuates that management is "giving up". Is this apparent from the letter? Will you keep it in the portfolio for now? Thanks very much.
Kim
Read Answer Asked by Kim on October 19, 2015
Q: Hi,

Some of the selling in PHM is being prompted by analysts who were earlier recommending it and now backing away from it. Also, the company has revised 2015 annual run rate to 155M from 200M in their updated investor presentation. I think this has to do with their low share price making it difficult to finance new deals. What do you think?
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on October 19, 2015
Q: Would appreciate your opinion on this company and if you consider it
a "buy" at todays price.Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Uli on October 19, 2015
Q: I have held this company for some time and I'm down significantly on it. I lost money on it back in the day when it really was a tech company. I'm a slow learner. The stock hasn't done anything in the last 5 years except loose value. Over the last month it is down almost 8%, 16% over the last 6 months and 26.5% over the last year. In 5 years it has lost 45% of its value.

I'm not sure about its business model. To me it is bordering on extortion and I'm not sure how much growth there is going forward. The company put itself up for sale and no one would touch it. The only ones making money on this company are the lawyers.

I've lost patience and am going to sell WIN. I guess your metrics make it a 'B' on your report but I don't understand keeping it in the 'Income Portfolio'. The dividend looks very attractive, however, the decline in share value has more than eaten that up.
Read Answer Asked by Alvyn on October 19, 2015
Q: My position in BCE has crept up to almost 8% of my portfolio which feels a bit high. Its currently trading within 5% of the 52 week high so I am thinking of reducing the position a bit (to around 6.5%). I would like to replace the yield, div growth and risk profile. I was thinking of adding to my BEP.UN holdings (now at about 3%). My telecom total holding is now at 10.5% and my Utilities/Industrial holdings are about 12%. My Brookfield company (BIP.UN and BEP.UN and BPY.UN)holdings represent 13% now. Your thoughts on this move please. Many thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gary on October 19, 2015
Q: Hi 5i: With PHM shares under $0.60, their market cap is down to about $200M. Isn’t that roughly equivalent to their annualized revenue guidance based on their expected run rate at the end of the current calendar year? My understanding is that, but for their acquisitions-related expenses, their underlying business has been operating profitably for some time. Have I got that wrong? It seems like some very significant upside potential is being compressed within this story. I understand that it is a ‘show me’ story since the management changes and insider shareholdings shuffle. I also understand that there is some shifting of the balance toward organic growth opportunities and possibly less dependence on acquisitions in the plan to maintain the growth profile going forward. I see the big question (and risk) as whether the new management can deliver on its promises, to at least maintain the growth level achieved by the prior management. If they can deliver on the numbers guided to, wouldn’t PHM also be on its way to becoming a very compelling ‘value’ investment? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Lance on October 16, 2015
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