Q: I've been sitting for years waiting for the long awaited "potential" to become realized. Is there anything new on the horizon, or is this going to continue to be dead money?
Q: In response to a recent question about TCS, you said “We would be comfortable adding to the position given the recent weakness in share price.”
Would you sell ILLM to buy more TCS, which I already own, or add to GOOGL, which I also own and which I know you like, or would you stick it out with ILLM?
I have held ILLM for a long time, and don’t want to sell if it has more potential than the other stocks mentioned. But I would hate to see a tech rally over the next few years while ILLM sits on the side lines. Do you think the recent ticker symbol change could be signalling a forthcoming change in strategy?
Q: With a PE of 26.5 (and falling), CTS is starting to scream "buy" at me, although 5i has cautioned about declining rates of growth during what may or may not be a recession. Is it's debt (1.8 times EBITDA I believe) a concern, or are there other caution signals (e.g. rising shorts or no recent insider buying)?
Jack
Q: Hi have these microcap companies in low portfolio weighting speculative account. PNRL and TLO since I think nickel will be in demand for EV batteries, and DSV as an silver developer.
Any opinion on viability of the 3 companies? Tempted to cut them loose but not in taxable account, so just looking at opportunity cost. Do you think any/all of these 3 survive for a hopefully better market for metals?
Q: When do you think there will be some definition on what will happen to CTS? What's your timing estimate on the strategic review? At these prices, is it worth buying to see what happens? risk/reward?
Q: hi, like so many of the small caps recommended, this one, CTS, continues it's downward price trajectory. can you provide a brief synopsis on where CTS is today financially ( ie how long until it runs out of money?). is CTS a screaming buy, a hold, or a sell? and can you provide an educated guess as to what other Canadian small caps in your universe are going to zero/near zero in this market? cheers, chris
Q: It has been a while since any questions on INO.UN. I have held it for a long time, but now am sitting with a 50% loss. I am reluctant to sell at this price and also lose the current high yield. Do you think this company will survive or should it be sold?
Q: Then it looks as though you lost one; perhaps you could reply to the question I have just framed?
ECN; their role in and the banks difficulties resulting from the rapid rate hikes?
Q: At this point do we see any positive outlook for 2024+. There seems to be value in the company, and analysts seem to think there is still value/upside. Mr. Market on the other hand seems to disagree
Q: Hi, i have recently become more impressed by the performance by my micro/small caps in my portfolio (above). In that vein, could you suggest a few more that have decent balance sheets, dividends, and momentum ?
Q: i own both well and vmd,both keep hitting 52 week highs which i know you like.i know vmd is the old phm which you did not like, but they seem to have left that behind them.
my question is are you ok with vmd now, well is a billion dollar value , vmd is about 600 million.
dave
Q: Sorry the question is for ORGN:US NASDAQ Origin Materials Inc (not orgn:cnx) is potential here long term? ORGN is down 41.5% for the last 12 months. This company is among the least leveraged in its industry, with a debt to total capital ratio of 2.1%. Please provide some of your perspective and analysis. Thank you.
Q: Any hope with this one. Held for years, finally sold for tax loses but debating if I give it more time. I thought this was a great product/service for the industry.
Q: If you held the following smaller cap stocks in positions of 0.5% to 1.0% of your total stock portfolio, and wanted to reduce the number of holdings by selling several of them and using the money to add to others, which ones would you sell and which ones would you add to: ACQ, ADEN, AEP, AND, CHW, CJ, DCM, ECN, GEO, HPS.A, LNF, NOA, PRL, QIPT, RCH, RET.A, SFC, STLC, SVI, TVE, WELL, XTC. Assume overall portfolio is well diversified so sectors not a consideration, and that this is the riskier part of portfolio, so, higher risk is fine. Would be great if you could pare this list of 22 stocks down to about 10-15. Thanks.
Q: Despite the drop in oil price, VLE is down over 25 per cent in a week which is excessive. Any specific reason for the drop. Would you buy, sell or hold. Thanks.