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Q: Do you believe that PFB could represent a good investment opportunity given the potential structural rise in residential housing construction in the United States?

Can you shed some light on debt, dividend sustainability, insider ownership and others factors that you can think of?

Much appreciated. 
Read Answer Asked by Stéphane on February 18, 2020
Q: Hello. I’m interested in hearing your take on Simulations Plus (SLP on NASDAQ) with regards to its fundamentals, prospects, valuation, etc. I understand you may not have a lot to say about this lesser known company, but anything would be appreciated. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Laxmyharan on February 18, 2020
Q: Not a question but one day after you answered a series of questions on XBC, they released this NR so the positive momentum should continue. Thanks for your service.

Feb. 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Xebec Adsorption Inc. (TSXV: XBC) (“Xebec”), a global provider of clean energy solutions is pleased to announce today that $27.0 million in orders were received from U.S dairy farmers for a total of six turnkey biogas upgrading plants and small-scale containerized Biostream™ systems to produce Renewable Natural Gas (RNG).

Five of these contracts are from the conversion of a previously announced letter of intent signed on December 5th, 2019 that have turned into firm purchase orders and an additional project using our large-scale BGX Solutions.

These orders confirm Xebec’s strengthening position in the U.S dairy market as farmers look towards solutions that are reliable and have the lowest lifecycle costs. Xebec’s visibility and credibility in the marketplace are rapidly increasing due to its ability to provide local service and support through its “Xebec Service Centers”, while also providing systems that consume significantly less energy in converting biogas to RNG allowing for better project profitability.

Xebec expects to deliver the projects throughout 2020 and early 2021 with gross margin in line with our historic levels.
Read Answer Asked by karl on February 17, 2020
Q: Hello Gentlemen,
I own shares of all 4 of these companies and considering selling 3 of them and dumping all of it into FAF.
Or shall I hang on to all of them and see if I break even over time.
Total shares is about 2.5 % of my portfolio.
Your input would be appreciated.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Frank on February 15, 2020
Q: I have held these stocks for a few years and am underwater in all of them.
They all pay a small dividend.Should I take my lumps and move on .
Take whatever credits required.
Chester
Read Answer Asked by Chester on February 14, 2020
Q: Hi Team,
This may be a bit of a "shot in the dark" question, but what i'd like to know is your top 5 companies with a "high risk - high reward" profile and 5 in the "medium risk - high reward" for a 3-5 year hold.
thanks
michele
Read Answer Asked by Michele on February 13, 2020
Q: Hi Peter,
Do you agree that since around October 2019 CGY's share price chart seems to show strong momentum with good share price increases along with increasing volume especially this February? I used to own CGY some years ago for the dividend but found the share price stable...not many drops and few increases and sold the stock. I characterized the stock then as an income stock which I think agrees with your analysis. Do you feel anything has changed at CGY's operations or company management since October 2019 to have caused the stock to act more like a momentum company? You have noted in previous questions that their debt is higher but the dividend has not been increased and the share count is unchanged. Am I to understand they are borrowing more money to invest in their business and would that this growth in business be the cause of the better momentum? Their business seems to be related to satellites so would you consider CGY to be a high tech company?
Thanks for all your help.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on February 12, 2020
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