Q: Closed at 2.33 yesterday, then shortly after the company releases a prelim for Q3 of better than expected results than previously announced. They gave numbers that told an obvious story of improvement in all aspects. I consider this a load up scenario. I know your position is generally conservative but in this case isn't this a rare opportunity to buy in cheap with them giving you a glimpse of what is to come.
Q: Have you had time to review the short report from Culper on Xpel. What are your thoughts on their claims and whether this is an opportunity or signs of smoke where there may be more fire? Thx
Q: For some time 5i (and others) have noted that small cap valuations are low on a historic basis, and I also believe that you have commented that small caps often lead in a market turnaround? I really like a good "reversion to the mean" play, but what are the conditions for that to happen? I have to think inflation and higher interest rates are disproportionate headwinds for smaller companies vs large caps. What should one look for before buying a small cap ETF, or just forget the timing and figure you'll be happy in a few years one way or another? Thanks for your thoughts.
Q: The contract changes in Trinidad and Tobago seem to be a loss of sales. How much does the idling of the Atlas facility hurt the revenues of MX? The stock sold off on this news but I note some insider buying also. What is your current assessment of this as an investment?
Q: A little while ago a member asked about gold and these 3 companies were mentioned by you as potential to purchase. Comparing the 3, it seems that BTO is quite a bit more attractive....a good yield at 5 % (AGI is less than 1% and KRR is nil); BTO has about 1/2 the P / E and somewhat better P / B. Can you elaborate why the other 2 could be considered over BTO . Thanks
Q: Good day guys ,
This story getting hit again .. is this a tax loss selling situation here? ..according to u guys there has been insider buying .. would u add here or still hold this frustrating name .
Thx
Mark
Q: Through a portfolio manager, I hold DYN253C in a non registered account. It's now 7% of my portfolio and is down 40%. Is it worth holding on to? (long term investor)
In the same account, I'm down by 80% on Terego. Is it a sell? The portfolio is otherwise diversified.
Q: Hello 5i
Could you explain the options for a current Essential Energy Services shareholder with the agreement that was made by Essential to be acquired by Element Technical Services, if the amalgamation is approved and also if it is not approved.
Q: Hi 5i Team - From an article I recently read there has been significant insider buying at Liberty Gold. Could you check this out and also provide an up-to-date report on the company's balance sheet, recent happenings, and exploration potential.
Thanks.
Krr may have reported recently? What is your take on their progress? It seems that share count has gone up and margins worsened over the period. Revenue seems to be growing but earnings seem to be getting worse. Or is the company's more positive spin a better reflection of KRR's prospects? What are their all in costs of production. Is this improving? Is the management inexperienced? Hold or Sell?
TIA
Q: I believe in the products of these two companies but either management has executed poorly or their products are ahead of their time. Once the tax loss season starts, it may be possible to pick them up at even lower prices; however, the risk of going bankrupt also looms in their future. Can management turn these companies around? What is the risk that these two companies go bankrupt before demand for their product increases?
Q: You could have bought this stock anytime in the last 10 years for around $5.50 dollars, its now roughly a 10 banger, don't you feel the opportunity has past. ?
Its a smallish company with very choppy earnings , so any big misses and the stock will get hammered like many others in the growth portfolio.
For a double the stock has to get to around $100. In your view you must be looking at it getting to $200 or $300 to make enough money to garner the risk, considering its long history of being in the doldrums.
Thanks Gord