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Q: hi folks:

below is your reply/update from july 12,2022 on these 4 pot stocks

seems like the only catalyst will be the pending legislative change in the usa

i am curious for your update on these names, with a comment on potential survivability (or, i guess, lack of same)


thanks again

merry christmas to you and your families


unless that offends you, then happy holidays...............


july2022
GRWG is the smallest of the names, with a market cap of $256.3M, whereas GTII has a market cap of $2.8B, TRUL $3.0B, and CURA $4.6B. Revenue growth is strong among all four companies. GRWG has had the most volatility in price and its balance sheet is quite strong, but it does issue shares to fund its operations. GTII has good profit margins and is at a reasonable valuation (2.0X sales, 30.1X P/E, and 1.3X book value). TRUL has shown volatility in its profitability and its valuation is OK (1.7X sales, 37.3X P/E, and 1.0X book). CURA is not profitable and has a high valuation.

We think that GTII has demonstrated its resiliency and is the strongest of the four names. Although GRWG is the smallest, we like its profitability and strong balance sheet. We would then rank TRUL and CURA following GTII and GRWG. Although, the momentum in shares for all four names is not the greatest and we would prefer to wait until investor appetite for growth stocks has returned before becoming interested in these names.

Read Answer Asked by Robert on January 04, 2023
Q: which of the above companies has a better chance of getting a deal done and what percentage would you give each company of a deal happening.
i know you like converge and its very cheap, i value your opinion. dave
Read Answer Asked by david on January 03, 2023
Q: For a 4 year timeframe, I need to keep two of these stocks. Which two of the four are most likely to grow and be successful?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Lucy on January 03, 2023
Q: Can you give me your 5 best microcaps in either the US or Canada that are cash rich, undervalued, that could possibly do very well when the market recovers?
Thx
Read Answer Asked by Adam on December 29, 2022
Q: I note that you just added TCS to your growth portfolio and it dropped like a stone today about 8%. Any comment on what might have caused the drop. Fortunately, I bought my shares just off the bottom today and it has recovered somewhat.
Read Answer Asked by Earl on December 22, 2022
Q: Any co. specific reasons for sharp drops on these companies besides tax loss selling. Pltr - 7.92% with $6.35 new low, Eglx 8.2%, Dir.un 2.9%, Stc 6.9%. When does tax loss selling finishes & will the bulk be done by friday this week? Txs for U usual great services & views
Read Answer Asked by Peter on December 20, 2022
Q: Trying to wrap my mind around Well. It’s current financial status and future potential. Are you able to outline balance sheet, cash flow, profitability, growth and upside potential etc. Isn’t this a good sector to be in during these times? It looks significantly discounted from where it was. What are the risks. Thx.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on December 20, 2022
Q: A short while back there was a 5i comment that you thought there was a good chance that small cap stocks would rally early in the new year. Wondered why you thought that? At the moment there appears to be a great deal of fear and pessimism in the markets . Many good companies are getting pounded. And technical charts are pointing downward. So , within this environment where it is hard to resist not selling everything and moving to the sidelines, what reason is there for small caps to rebound?
Read Answer Asked by John on December 20, 2022
Q: Hi 5i,
Well, FRII sure proves that patience is a virtue, if holding on to a stock that lost 90% of its value almost immediately after it was purchased long enough (years, in fact) for it to recover 25% of the value that it lost can be considered virtuous!
Seriously though, I'm very glad to see that FRII is finally being bought as I've hoped it would be for years now (no matter that its being bought very cheap compared to what it was once thought to be worth) and I'm going to get at least some of my long-departed money back. My question is whether there is any possibility that the $2.30 / share it's apparently going for might possibly rise, or is that likely all there is? I ask because I don't really know how these things work and wonder if the public facing statements about the sale might cause another suitor to step forward with a higher offer. Or is there any likelihood that a shareholder with enough clout to object might say no to the money currently on the table and compel a different outcome?
Thanks for your thoughts 5i,
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on December 20, 2022
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