Q: Could you comment on their Q3 financial results! Do they indicate this company can survive and maybe even make comeback?
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Q: Green Impact Partners has recently been granted approvals for a new Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) complex in Calgary and appears to have secured project funding. Is this company something you have looked at?
Q: Any idea what is expected for NPK earnings on March22, their expected reporting date. Is there any news that would spur on earnings or reduce them?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
Q: Hi,
I searched your questions database and couldn't find anything related to this equity. I know it's small cap but it has had a fascinating roller coaster history. I recently purchased it. Do you see any upside?
I searched your questions database and couldn't find anything related to this equity. I know it's small cap but it has had a fascinating roller coaster history. I recently purchased it. Do you see any upside?
Q: May I please have your thoughts on G2 Goldfields (GTWO) and its prospects.
Q: Westbridge Renewable Energy Corp. (WEB:CA), makes a bit of money, has a low market cap and seems to have some upside with lower risk in their model. Thoughts?
Q: Your thoughts on ADEN earnings and finances, please.
Q: Can I get your take on q4 and moving forward with this name please. Thanks
Q: Good morning,
With all the talk and policy direction to reduce alcohol consumption can Corbies continue to be a good income investment?
The dividend was recently reduced and the share price is down significantly. Beer, liquor and wine sales are also down.
Is it time to move on?
Thanks
With all the talk and policy direction to reduce alcohol consumption can Corbies continue to be a good income investment?
The dividend was recently reduced and the share price is down significantly. Beer, liquor and wine sales are also down.
Is it time to move on?
Thanks
Q: I thought BOS had a good Q4. Did it, and does your upbeat outlook for '23 still hold?
Q: STEP has dropped farther than I expected after the fourth quarter and year-end report. What do you think was the main cause, and do you think the pendulum is swinging a bit too far?
Q: Hello, what do you think of Bridgemarq’s latest earnings report? Any reason to be worried about 2023? Thanks.
Q: What’s the long term viability of stock like this? I like the space. I noticed CEO buying a small amount of shares. Could you please comment ?
Q: Please comment on their latest results. Is it time to start a position? Thank you
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on LEV earnings. Thank you
Q: CSTL Could you comment on earnings, revs are up 53 %, they guided to almost double them by 2025. Business here looks good. Cash flow did decrease based on acquisitions... is this a company building a profitable, invest-able future? Your thoughts?
Q: Good morning,
Can you please give us your opinion on Profound Medical after their earnings miss this week? Is it still worth holding, or do you feel the cash burn will require share issues and resulting dilution. Thank you.
Can you please give us your opinion on Profound Medical after their earnings miss this week? Is it still worth holding, or do you feel the cash burn will require share issues and resulting dilution. Thank you.
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Q: Are there any small to mid-cap companies that have been beaten up over the past year that you really like the longer term outlook for?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I noticed something in your answer to a question asked by Dan (not me) on Mar 10th about AutoCanada (ACQ). You said that ACQ has $1.9 billion of debt and that it was a major concern. Looking at their financial statements and the press release pertaining to the quarterly report, I think some clarification is in order. In the press release, ACQ states that their net indebtedness is $443.8 million at year end, and that, quote:
"our net indebtedness leverage ratio1 of 2.1x remained well below our target range at the end of Q4 2022".
Quite a substantial difference between their number and the $1.9 billion you mention. Looking at the financial statements, the difference comes from your number including the floorplan financing of approx $1 billion, which is something dealerships use to finance their inventory and is paid back as cars sell, and leases of approx $500 million.
Management seems to feel their debt levels are OK. Wondering if your comment that the debt is a "major concern" is somewhat overstating things.
"our net indebtedness leverage ratio1 of 2.1x remained well below our target range at the end of Q4 2022".
Quite a substantial difference between their number and the $1.9 billion you mention. Looking at the financial statements, the difference comes from your number including the floorplan financing of approx $1 billion, which is something dealerships use to finance their inventory and is paid back as cars sell, and leases of approx $500 million.
Management seems to feel their debt levels are OK. Wondering if your comment that the debt is a "major concern" is somewhat overstating things.
Q: Thoughts on latest quarter.