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Q: Can you please provide an update on your opinion of this firm? Are there others you prefer in this space?
Q: I have not seen a question relating to Biosent since July. I took a small position back then and was considering adding to it. Your thoughts on the last earnings reports and prospects for this company going forward.
Q: Can you please give me your opinion on EGLD
Q: I was wondering if I could get an updated opinion on GAN. They sound the Shopify-equivalent of the gambling space. The CEO claims the US online gambling market to expand from 12% of the country to 75% by 2025 (over 6x increase). Thank you and happy holidays to the whole 5i team.
Q: INEO Tech (INEO-V) hopes to 'own' the front entrance of many stores by providing targeted display ads, gathering demographic data, protecting store assets and by selling analytics data. While this sort of thing is not completely new, the company claims that their patented technology will displace the current theft protection competition, in some cases free of charge. I'd appreciate your outlook for this company. Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i:
It appears Caldwell Partners is now looking to utilize the capital markets to grow by issuing some stock in an acquisition valued about US$11M with today's purchase of a high growth US AI tech firm in talent search. Do you think the market will begin to look differently at CWL going forward given the tech angle which would allow the stock to trade at higher revenue multiple then 30% of sales it has traded at for the past many years while being profitable and debt free.
It appears Caldwell Partners is now looking to utilize the capital markets to grow by issuing some stock in an acquisition valued about US$11M with today's purchase of a high growth US AI tech firm in talent search. Do you think the market will begin to look differently at CWL going forward given the tech angle which would allow the stock to trade at higher revenue multiple then 30% of sales it has traded at for the past many years while being profitable and debt free.
Q: What is your take on SCL's sale of their products business? The sale price was US 91.5 million this represents half their current market capitalization.
Peter
Peter
Q: I know in the past this company has been nothing but hype that ever fulfilled. Is it possible things are changing? What are you thoughts about the lastest news release and it's current valuation?
Thanks, you guys are amazing. Happy Holidays to you all!
Thanks, you guys are amazing. Happy Holidays to you all!
Q: Hi team,
Any updates as to why Magnite is up 18% so far today? It’s been on a crazy run, and is up 60% since I purchased it last week! Should I continue to hold? Thanks for your great recommendation on this one !
Shane
Any updates as to why Magnite is up 18% so far today? It’s been on a crazy run, and is up 60% since I purchased it last week! Should I continue to hold? Thanks for your great recommendation on this one !
Shane
Q: MGNI Wondering what's behind the large jump? Thanks.
Q: I have made a double on this stock in a very short time and it is almost 40 % of my total TFSA portfolio. I use my TFSA for most aggressive stocks and the account is only 3% of my total cash/ RRSP portfolios.
You seem to think that January may see a fair amount of volatility this year as investors cash out some of the oversized returns, especially in tech, that have been made this year.
I am looking at adding XBC, WELL, STC, SCR
While writing this I am thinking the best action would be to sell 50% of EGLX now and keep the rest as it certainly has momentum and then wait on the others for the new year. What do you think? Any other small caps that you might consider if you wanted to take a flyer on?
All the best, Derek
You seem to think that January may see a fair amount of volatility this year as investors cash out some of the oversized returns, especially in tech, that have been made this year.
I am looking at adding XBC, WELL, STC, SCR
While writing this I am thinking the best action would be to sell 50% of EGLX now and keep the rest as it certainly has momentum and then wait on the others for the new year. What do you think? Any other small caps that you might consider if you wanted to take a flyer on?
All the best, Derek
Q: I see this as the first time you mentioned this company. An actual US small cap! Could you give some colour to what you see in it?
TIA
TIA
Q: DCTH and MLND What are your thoughts on these company’s
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
Q: Hello 5i team,
In a recent answer to a question from Tom about conpanies as a possible target to be acquired, you included CXI. I would like to know what characteristics of CXI makes it a potential candidate besides low valuation and cash on the balance sheet? I know the president of CXI has gone through this process before: has he ever mentioned specifically this endgame before for CXI? I would think that selling at this price + premium would be like a failure in the actual venture. And by what type of acquirers? A bank?
Thank you for your collaboration, Eric
In a recent answer to a question from Tom about conpanies as a possible target to be acquired, you included CXI. I would like to know what characteristics of CXI makes it a potential candidate besides low valuation and cash on the balance sheet? I know the president of CXI has gone through this process before: has he ever mentioned specifically this endgame before for CXI? I would think that selling at this price + premium would be like a failure in the actual venture. And by what type of acquirers? A bank?
Thank you for your collaboration, Eric
Q: Hi, Is QUIS a good buy at $.93.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: What will be some of the factors that will lead to an analyst(s) starting to cover GSI? How does that work? Do they seek analysts out, or vice versa? Thanks.
Q: I bought a small amount of a company named Fortress Technologies that is involved in Bitcoin. When the BTC price was lower in 2019 they sub-leased their mining equipment in an arrangement that sees them retain 90% of the profit on each coin mined while the sub-lease company (WeHash) does the mining. This has become lucrative. According to a recent filing they have 163.2 Bitcoin on account which combined with cash and cash equivalent assets meant $.158 per share in tangible value. This number would now be higher with BTC having run from 17k to 23k and another month of mining. For the 3 months ending September 30, they mined 14.2 BTC worth $297,000 USD today at a cost of $10,438 per coin.
Unlike QBTC or GBTC which trade at premiums to BTC and only buy or sell, FORT is mining and buying bitcoin which seems to offer more upside. I understand that a super small cap company like this is not for everyone and that coin prices are just as likely to fall as rise but my question is whether it could be a way to profit in a disproportionate way from bitcoin as more investors look for bitcoin exposure that can be held in registered accounts? To put it another way, could this double based on people piling in and outperform increases in the coin value itself or am I dreaming?
Thanks!
Unlike QBTC or GBTC which trade at premiums to BTC and only buy or sell, FORT is mining and buying bitcoin which seems to offer more upside. I understand that a super small cap company like this is not for everyone and that coin prices are just as likely to fall as rise but my question is whether it could be a way to profit in a disproportionate way from bitcoin as more investors look for bitcoin exposure that can be held in registered accounts? To put it another way, could this double based on people piling in and outperform increases in the coin value itself or am I dreaming?
Thanks!
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on PHA earnings. Thank you
Q: GEVO is up 15% today, and after hours additionally 5%, do you think this rally will continue ? How much upside do you see in one year ? Happy holidays !!!