Q: Would OTC be considered a dividend growth stock and would it be a good candidate in a canadian diversified portfolio for tech exposure over the long term?
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Q: I currently own a 1/2 position in OTC and was thinking of bumping it up to a 3/4 position. Any concerns with this?
Best,
Carla
Best,
Carla
Q: Please comment earnings report for above three and forward guidance. Thanks. C
Q: Hi team:
the peak season for tech stocks starts in late fall
I have full position in CGI.a; with a small position in ESL, KBL
I would like to add to ESL and KBL, would OTC be a better choice or all 3?
thanks!
the peak season for tech stocks starts in late fall
I have full position in CGI.a; with a small position in ESL, KBL
I would like to add to ESL and KBL, would OTC be a better choice or all 3?
thanks!
Q: I am looking at three buys over the next while. They are OTC, PHM and DRT. I realize that I am trying to get maximum mileage out of my last question for the year, but I hope this is OK. Would you rank these in order of both which is the best buy and which order you would buy them in. No need to consider my portfolio as a whole but do consider me an aggressive investor with patience. If any of these companies have red flags please mention that also. Thank-you for a great first year!
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Small positions in OTC,ESL,GIB, DSG and Kinaxis
Long term which one would you add to and why
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Small positions in OTC,ESL,GIB, DSG and Kinaxis
Long term which one would you add to and why
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Q: Hi Team,
Given OTC's recent weakness and perhaps your knowledge of their management team, do you think it is starting to look like a takeover candidate? If so, any idea who the potential suitor(s) might be.
Thanks for your great service.
Michael
Given OTC's recent weakness and perhaps your knowledge of their management team, do you think it is starting to look like a takeover candidate? If so, any idea who the potential suitor(s) might be.
Thanks for your great service.
Michael
Q: I sold my 5% position today in OTC and booked a tidy tax loss. My question is do I buy it back in 30 days or look for another tech holding. My remaining tech positions are GIB.A, AVO and AYA. I would want any replacement to provide steady growth to balance out AVO and AYA; suggestions please. Thank you.
Q: Is Open Text worth holding for the next few quarters? I have a 23% loss in a non registered account. I am trying to remember the opportunity cost of holding losers (slow learner) so if you recommend a switch, would you please provide a few names in large companies as opposed to small, higher risk ones? Thank you.
Q: With OTC missing 2 quarterly results, and we can't expect much this yesr, what would be a better name to move into at this time in Canada? I own CSU, ESL, ET, MDA. Thanks for your guidance.
Q: The stock has steadily declined over the last 3 months and I wonder if you have any insight to this company and why the price has declined along with future insight to future performance?
Q: Hi 5i team,
I'd appreciate a clarification to your response to Michele this morning. You suggested it would be okay to add to OTC but in a post a few days earlier, after the big plunge of OTC, you indicated that you may have to review it's inclusion in the growth portfolio. I'm not sure if it means you've had another look at OTC and decided it's good to hold, even given current conditions. I'd appreciate clarification since I had been thinking about purchasing more (but luckily wasn't too quick to pull the trigger since it lost significant share price).
As always, thank you for everything you do!!!
I'd appreciate a clarification to your response to Michele this morning. You suggested it would be okay to add to OTC but in a post a few days earlier, after the big plunge of OTC, you indicated that you may have to review it's inclusion in the growth portfolio. I'm not sure if it means you've had another look at OTC and decided it's good to hold, even given current conditions. I'd appreciate clarification since I had been thinking about purchasing more (but luckily wasn't too quick to pull the trigger since it lost significant share price).
As always, thank you for everything you do!!!
Q: How do you feel about Open Text (OTC) now that it appears they are going to announce their second quarter in a row with a fairly large miss? Is the growing earnings per share story broken or just taking a breather?
CIBC's Investor's Edge, has 2016 eps estimates currently at $3.91. If I lop off 30 cents of that to take into account the downward 2016 eps revisions and assume the shareprice will fall close to $55 tomorrow, I get a 2016 p/e of 15.23. Worth holding?
Whats your best ballpark "guestimate" as to the new 2016 revised earnings for OTC?
Thanks, as always.
John
CIBC's Investor's Edge, has 2016 eps estimates currently at $3.91. If I lop off 30 cents of that to take into account the downward 2016 eps revisions and assume the shareprice will fall close to $55 tomorrow, I get a 2016 p/e of 15.23. Worth holding?
Whats your best ballpark "guestimate" as to the new 2016 revised earnings for OTC?
Thanks, as always.
John
Q: With the many downgrades today, and the stock down sharply after earnings, is it a good time to pick some or should I wait ? I guess the stock will not do much until the next quarter results and while the valuation is cheap and you are positive, there still might be a considerable downside to the stock price in the near term. I would like to avoid buying after the stock price has rebounded. Never too easy but what would you suggest? The fluctuations are in the range of 4-5% which is significant if I can get a feel for the trend over the next two weeks or so.
Regards
Regards
Q: Hi team
Thank you for all your advice and support. Open Text earnings appears to have missed estimates. Have you had a chance to examine the earnings and, if so,do you still think this is a good investment?
Don
Thank you for all your advice and support. Open Text earnings appears to have missed estimates. Have you had a chance to examine the earnings and, if so,do you still think this is a good investment?
Don
Q: Hello Peter & team, What are your expectations for OTC earnings being released after market close? What impact would a strong $US have? Would it be better to start a position before the earnings release?
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
Q: Hi team!
I currently own Enghouse and would like to now if there is a similar company in the growth portfolio? Thinking of adding Open text(OTC) to my mix, but not if they both are too similar.
Or would maybe descartes(DSG) be a better option or something else?
ps..I don't mind riskier stocks because I am well balanced.
Thank you
I currently own Enghouse and would like to now if there is a similar company in the growth portfolio? Thinking of adding Open text(OTC) to my mix, but not if they both are too similar.
Or would maybe descartes(DSG) be a better option or something else?
ps..I don't mind riskier stocks because I am well balanced.
Thank you
Q: Hello,
OCT has been drifting downwards over the last few weeks. Any reason why this is happening? Is this still a buy?
OCT has been drifting downwards over the last few weeks. Any reason why this is happening? Is this still a buy?
Q: OTC dropped by more than $2 or 3% on high volumes today. I could not find any news releases to indicate why the market pushed the price down on OTC. Any guesses as to the steep decline today? Is this a good buying opportunity?
Q: On an earlier post a few weeks back you used non-GAAP earnings when commenting on the quarter 0.97 cents.
Looking at forecast estimates on the TMX website for the next quarter it seems they also must be using non-GAAP earnings. It is confusing to me when in other places EPS is shown as GAAP earnings. Why use non-GAAP? Which is better when calculating PE etc?
Looking at forecast estimates on the TMX website for the next quarter it seems they also must be using non-GAAP earnings. It is confusing to me when in other places EPS is shown as GAAP earnings. Why use non-GAAP? Which is better when calculating PE etc?