Q: Reko just announced year end results and had an excellent year.
The company has recorded its 20th consecutive profitable quarter and has paid down debt to a much more manageable level.
The Reko family controls approx. 2/3 of the company.
With a hard book value at 6.51 how would you assess an investment in Reko given their successful transformation to factory automation.
Q: In a question ask by Victor on Sept 19 you characterized PIH's quarterly results as "mildly disappointing" and that "we did do think earnings were so bad, but it is not a name to own for 3 months". Now in a question asked by Klaus yesterday your response is that PIH "is the only one we would see of any real concern due to very big disappointment in its last quarter". Why has your view changed of their recent results changed?
Thanks.
Q: This micro cap has attracted attention from CSCO and has recently attracted $500M in new business and renewals. It appears poised for incredible growth.
If so, can it manage that growth; will its balance sheet take a dangerous hit to achieve it etc.?
Q: Iam a new member this weekend.I sold most of my stocks 2 weeks ago.I like your model port.I have bought 6 of them today.I'm having a hard time selling SY. DO you have any information on this company. Thanks.Symbility Solutions Inc
Q: Please your expert opinion on BLN.I want to buy a small position.What do you think.Always appreciate your usual great opinion & services. Ryan,you are great on BNN on friday
Q: arcturus growthstar technologies ags could i get your thoughts on the potential of this buisnes, does it make sense ,with regards to the apps being an ok area for cash flow? Insider alignment thank you
Q: Starting a new portfolio of higher risk stocks to offset my more strategic long term investments. I have listed several juniors that are either in your Growth Portfolio or have been lately receiving considerable attention. Would appreciate your comments, order of preference & recommandations. Please deduct whatever number of credits you feel appropriate. Thank you.
Q: This week EcoSynthetix got its first commercial client for its Durabind adhesive and its share price increased accordingly. Have you any feel for where the share price might go as EcoSynthetix adds more customers, i.e.; do you think the present share price represents a top until the market sees how the new business is affecting the bottom line? Is this a good time to be adding more shares?