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Q: CJT: I have an unrealized gain of 996%, yes, 996%. I bought it at $7.70 and it's currently at $84.40. Most of your comments are positive about this company, except regarding the debt level. Do you see any issues or concerns to continue holding this stock for years to come? In a case like this massive gain, it is better to take at least some profits?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on March 05, 2019
Q: I've done very well holding Cargojet for the last 5 years. However, I just read the CFRA, QUANTITATIVE STOCK REPORT dated March 01, 2019. and it rates this stock as a SELL. Further, the report states: " TSX: CJT's SELL recommendation is based on its score from CFRA's quantitative model for Canada." Is there any cause for concern? Is this due to their debt load?
Read Answer Asked by Helen on March 04, 2019
Q: I HAVE CONSTELLATION CSU.DB AND AM LOOKING FOR ANOTHER DEBENTURE. YOU HAVE RECOMMENDED CJT.DB IN THE PAST. OF CJT AND CHR WHICH IS YOUR PREFERENCE. ANY OTHER DEBENTURE YOU MAY CONSIDER TO BE WORTHY WOULD BE WELCOME. THANKS
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on January 16, 2019
Q: Will 5i be preparing a report on this company in the near future? It's had a great run the past several years and has been increasing its dividend regularly. I'm considering adding after the pull back. Seems to be decent growth ahead of it but how fast can it pay off its debt (seems pretty high). What grade would it most likely receive and why? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Albert on January 03, 2019
Q: Hi Guys,

I was looking to buy a convertible debenture and I came across CJT.DB.D (5.75% interest) trading on the TSX. When I reviewed the prospectus I discovered there was no conversion feature. It was a straight debenture/bond. Why is it trading on the exchange like a stock or convertible bond and not traded like a bond in some banks bond inventory?

What do you think of this as a bond investment?

Thanks
John
Read Answer Asked by John on November 21, 2018
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