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Q: GRC is down 3.85% today, with heavy trading volume. I see no news. Is there any hope for a recovery for this company? (I'm 80% in the red.)

On Feb. 13, the CEO made this statement below. Is it credible?
"The portfolio continues to generate strong royalty income on a consistent basis. The operating cost reductions we implemented earlier this year and the conservative approach we continue to ascribe to both Contract Buyouts and underperforming investments in the portfolio position us to exit 2017 stronger than 2016," said Steve Parry, Chief Executive Officer of Grenville. "Our pipeline is stronger than ever as it relates to both the volume and the quality of the opportunities we are reviewing. In our review, we place an increased emphasis on companies with strong growth, recurring/predictable revenues and the ability to raise capital from multiple sources. We intend to return to a more consistent pace of investment in 2017 with the support of our two joint venture partners who have already co-invested in three opportunities with us since October."
Read Answer Asked by Helen on April 03, 2017
Q: After market closed on 3/31,Mike Goldstein,acting CEO listed his achievements thank everyone & decided to step down for the betterment of the co.Believe that PHO is on a break out now.Stand by co.& cheer on new management & board.After announcement of new ceo @ 12.05pm,the price of PHO started to decline till the close on big volume.Are there any concerns here?Would appreciate your view on the situation.Txs for u usual great views & services
Read Answer Asked by Peter on April 02, 2017
Q: A couple of days ago, Greenspace Brands had a NR which appears to indicate that they are making serious in roads into the retail space in Canada with a multitude of products. Although a small company at this point and despite the competitive nature of the business, their rapid progress is impressive and management seem to be very switched on. In addition, the warrants also look like a serious bargain given that they don't expire for 2 years.

In light of these developments, is it possible that you may begin to analyze JTR as a potential candidate for your growth fund.

Keep up the great work.


Read Answer Asked by karl on March 29, 2017