Q: Good morning, could you please rank these 10 small caps that the team has mentioned recently in terms of both opportunity (highest to lowest) and risk (Lowest to highest). I am unfamiliar with DCM but from your comments, and the extremely low PE, I am assuming they owe a few bucks? Could you shed some light on the company? Thx as always for tremendous guidance.
Q: Fengate holds a 40 million convertible debenture for score. When and at what price can they convert the debentures into stock. Anytime? Or after a certain period? And would it be converted at the price score is trading at or does Fengate get a discount on the price the score is trading at on the day they wish to convert?
Q: Could you please comment on vital health earning report and future prospects. Is it a hold / sell / or buy more? Could you also comment dynacert hold / sell / buy more)?
Q: thinking about a position in XBC just wandering your thoughts in the last two weeks GRN has really outperformed XBC do you still like XBC better and if so why and do you think this wouls be a good entry point for XBC T hanks
Q: Can you briefly describe the difference between these three companies? Their work seems to overlap but QST is struggling since the pandemic. Which one is most investible now for the next three years?
Q: I have had this stock for years, I get a announcement about twice a year one came today can you give me your opinion on it. Toronto,ON/ Accesswire / November 24,2020/ Grid Metals Corp. is their any hope here.
Jim.
Q: I originally (this year) bought a 2% position in EFL knowing it was higher risk.
It has since doubled and now 4% of my holdings. I do have a high risk tolerance and like to hold on to "winners" and especially during positive momentum. Has EFL moved too far too fast and should I reduce back to 2% or continue to hold. My initial reaction is to hold to 6% and then reduce.
Thanks John
currently reading a book on the coffee can portfolio and past 100 baggers. Interesting approach but it would seem that it's very hard to follow the principles in today's instant gratification world. That said, if you personally were to allocate a certain percentage of your portfolio to this approach, what companies on the canadian side give the most confidence that they 'could' provide outsized returns over a 10 year period.
What is your current take on the company? They have reported what would appear promising two quarters as far as revenue while successively reducing their costs yet the stock has done nothing since it first bottomed in September. Overall there is not much movement despite of volatility. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.