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Q: Peter, it looks like skies are clear for this stock, but I'd be interested in your opinion. Raymond James forecasts a one year double on this stock "on the back of positive news concerning the TULSA- PRO [prostate cancer treatment which provides non-chemo, non-radiation ablation of affected tissue], starting with the technology’s US FDA clearance last August and then announcing its first US sales a few weeks later, moving the company from a clinical development company to a commercial-stage company."

Also, the company recently paid off all remaining debt with CIBC.

So... what do you see as potential hurdles for this one.
Read Answer Asked by David on February 11, 2020
Q: What do you think is holding back this company from being another high-flying Canadian tech stock?
Read Answer Asked by Donald on February 07, 2020
Q: Hi Peter and Crew
Thank you for your excellent work. We have PHO, PNG and GSI. Thinking of adding CTS to this mix. (this is our small cap fund) Love the growth in CTS and we can hold for five years. What do you think of the choice or any other ideas that may be better.
PS
Thanks for Shop:) wow!!
cheers
Ken and Cindy
Read Answer Asked by cindy on February 06, 2020
Q: Re: "Baby Brother Strategy"
I read PH's FP article of 06/20/19 as it echoed my own thoughts about AT (though I do not pretend to possess the same analytical tools).
Could you elaborate further on that idea? I was also wondering if you can speak to programmatic advertising and if AT has any competitive advantages or moats or is it simply going head to head with TTD and others? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Calvin on January 31, 2020
Q: Hi Peter (I think)!
If one ignored the past history of BLDP how would you feel about the company? I am assuming new management has taken over the company since the last flame-out. Does management have a reasonable share position? I assume they have $130 million in cash because they issued shares and the people who purchased the shares are now positive. Do you feel the analyst's projections about profitably are reasonable or are they too optimistic? You note management has missed projections in 4 of 8 quarters. Is the glass half full or have empty?
Thanks,
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on January 27, 2020