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Q: Hello,

What do you think about this company? I have seen one firm with a seemingly decent track record suggest that $4.00/share is realistic as a target. I don't know them or the company and would love your input. Thoughts on whether to initiate a position if an appetite for risk is assumed? What do you like or dislike about the company and why would you invest (or not)? Is it something that would ever get growth portfolio consideration?

Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Tim on January 24, 2018
Q: Stonegate Capital put out a favourable update today on Input Capital. They listed details like the market streaming initiative INP launched, noting the 180 new farmers y over y signed up, that this product has much higher margins than their legacy capital streaming contracts. In short Stonegate is endorsing INP. If Input Capital is not looking to raise money thus Stonegate has no opportunity for underwriting business then what motivation would they have for publishing this report... other than taking the report at face value? Should I be looking for bias here?
Read Answer Asked by Harry on January 22, 2018
Q: Can I get your assessment of this company in light of cannacord's recent endorsement as a promising stock for this year (being mindful that it's price jump today has breached the analysts' target price for the year) . Financial Post also noted that iAnthus' inclusion on the upcoming mjna growers index etf may impact its performance to the upside. Your valued thoughts pls
Read Answer Asked by Vicki L on January 19, 2018
Q: Hi team - Happy New Year!
I'm interested in investing in the bioplastics sector because I'm thinking alternatives to plastics that are made out of natural ingredients and plants that are completely compostable and just as effective (if not more) and durable, and similar in cost, as many conventional plastics that are made out of petrochemicals, will be a growing industry (already growing rapidly in the EU).
I have found a publicly listed company on the Venture in GDNP that's a microcap and they make many bioplastic products. Can you tell me your thoughts on this company. I know its not profitable, but revenues have been increasing and they're predicting they will increase by 50% this year. I'm fully aware of how speculative such a small company like this is, but as a highly speculative play where it would make up a small position in a growth portfolio, what do you guys think? And do they have any major competitors or dominant players already in this industry that I'm not aware of? And if so, would you recommend purchasing one of these major companies (assuming they're publicly listed) instead of GDNP?
Hope you're having a great weekend!
Cheers,
Read Answer Asked by Jason on January 16, 2018
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