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Q: I have small positions in TOI, NVEI, SIS, TOY and WELL in a TFSA, and am considering
adding to one of these.
Please rate these stocks in terms of growth prospects and indicate how much patience might be required.
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Valerie on January 08, 2024
Q: Hello,
Happy New Year; is Electrovaya worth stepping into or is it still too risky? Knight seems to have perked up a bit. Is the launch of the drug causing the small surge and is it something noteworthy or will this be another slow rise and than fall back to the 5 dollar level? Much appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on January 08, 2024
Q: Hi There,

Which 2-3 Canadian companies would you be adding to with your TFSA contribution this year?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gowtham on January 08, 2024
Q: Montrose Env in NY provides environmental services. It was $76 about 15 months ago and now around $30. Can you give my your assessment on this small cap (0.8B) has a 15.9 P/E. Q3-2023 total revenue was $168 which Q3-2022 was $ 130. They appear to have had losses each of the past few years. It appears to have gone public mid-2020. I'd be grateful for your views on this small cap stock.
Read Answer Asked by TOM on January 08, 2024
Q: What are your views on ftco.us .Thanks Phil
Read Answer Asked by philip on January 08, 2024
Q: What are your current thoughts of Atlas Engineered Products? They seem to be trying to add small legacy type businesses as their method of growth. Do you think they have the management that can pull this off? Are their financials currently solid enough that debt is not a problem at present interest rates? Any other thots positive or negative about AEP? I’m quite positive on this group and wanting to buy more. Should I be tempering my enthusiasm?
Read Answer Asked by Terry on January 03, 2024
Q: It has been a long while since I have owned Birchcliff Energy (BIR) and I was shocked to see it trading for less tham $6. The dividend yield is nearly 14 per cent. I understand that at 2.50 natural gas pricing that BIR has to use leverage to maintain the 20 cent per quarter dividend. I remember about a year ago BIR was debt free so I don't image their debt is that high. I also remember Jeff Tonkin saying that the dividend was almost sacrosanct. So I few questions. Is Tonkin still the COE or has he retired or stepped up to be on the BOD? Is the debt level of BIR still low? At 2.50 gas (I know BIR never used to hedge so I assume they are gettting spot pricing) how much debt per quarter must BIR use in order to maintain the current dividend and spend enough to keep production flat? Do you think they will resize, that is, cut the dividend? And if they cut do you thin they would do an NCIB and start to buy back the shares from their depressed levels?
Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 03, 2024
Q: I have owned Dundee Precious Metals (DPM) periodically over the past few years and the trades have been good. I like trying to trade DPM because it has net cash on the balance sheet and two profitable gold mines in Bulgaria. I also think that if the share price of DPM drops below my entry price by a lot the company will use its cash and start a large buyback or raise the modest dividend. But I just noticed that they used perhaps half of the cash on the balance sheet to buy a gold project in Namibia (Osino mines). What do you think of this deal? Was it a good acquistion? I think the next quarterly result will be good bcause of the higher gold price in the good ore grade at Bulgarian mines could make for good earnings. So aside from the Osino deal what do you think of DPM as a short time trade or longer term hold?
Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 03, 2024