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Q: There is a lot going on with this company lately....
Candiac development, agreement with Worley, OEM collaborations, more patents, Rio Tinto $10m and Sumitomo $17m investments, $10m from Canadian govt, and JDA's with Our Next Energy and Umicore.
Current sp is at 52 wk. low
I don't really care to average down with stock choices, but I'm really tempted here,
What are your thoughts?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by JACK on June 18, 2024
Q: Kraken robotics uses Sophic Capital, which describes itself as a full-service capital markets advisory and investor relations firm for public and private growth companies.

Is it fair to think of them as a "promoter"? Usually I associate companies using a promoter as being scammy pump and dumps.

What is your take on Sophic and it's track record? Is it a legit expense for Kraken to spend on their services, or are they paying them to promote the stock and generate liquidity rather than using those funds to grow the business?

Do you like the stock now that it's trading around the $0.95 bought deal price, or is this creating an overhang and being propped up by a promoter?

Read Answer Asked by Adam on June 17, 2024
Q: My question is about CreditRiskMonitor (CMRZ) they are solvent from what I can gather but their main competitor Dun & Bradstreet Holdings (DNB) is not, what can you tell me about CMRZ besides it is tightly/majority held by the Flum family?
Read Answer Asked by MG on June 17, 2024
Q: Hi,

The last question asked in 5i about this company was by me nearly a year ago. Since then they have purchased a few companies some of which are loss making and that they seem to have overpaid for, They blew most of the $541 million they had and the companies they purchased are in India/Italy where they can't use their tax losses. Admin. expenses have skyroccketed. Now there's a proxy fight. I'm thinking I should vote my shares with the minority (26%) shareholder to replace the management of the company. It seems like they are a bloated, self serving group of directors/managers that should be booted. They still have around $100 million that they haven't blown yet. What do you think?

Dave
Read Answer Asked by DAVE on June 14, 2024