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Q: Hi,

I trust that you are well.

A couple of questions....

1) The first one has to do with investor psychology. I've held CIX for about 2 years. I got in at around $20, and it has gone as low as $12, and is now at $17.50. My instinct is to sell and be grateful that I have minimized my loss. Thoughts?


2) "CI Financial announces substantial issuer bid price increase"... it has gone from $17.50 to $18.25. Seems bullish?

3) Would you be able to suggest a ball park figure as a sell price...from a value investing point of view.

Cheers,
David

Read Answer Asked by D on September 23, 2024
Q: Howdy!

CIX is conducting a NCIB at a price of $17.50. Should this be seen as a good sign that CIX will actually go beyond $17.50 within a year and that I should not tender?


I got in ENGH at around $31. I am itching to bail. Is staying put for a few more quarters a better plan?

Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by D on August 27, 2024
Q: Is Cix still ok to keep money for investing. I see they are offering $17.50 a share. Is this to pay off the big investment they borrowed from. last year for their expansion. How would them rate them. The stock was $28.00 a few year ago. Or perhaps they want to help TIXT. Will their dividend still be safe in a lower rate inviroment.Tks 5I
Read Answer Asked by Guy on August 26, 2024
Q: Hi,
Is MG a buy? It looks like it has a reasonable valuation. Tailwinds? Headwinds?

I've been holding CIX for about a year now. Got in at about $20. Can we expect some upward movement given the share buybacks and the large economic context?

ENGH...is it reasonable to expect this stock to get to 35 or so any time soon?

Yours kindly,
David
Read Answer Asked by D on July 15, 2024
Q: I have held min for 2 years and rec'd div. and i am even. Continue to hold my 1000 shares for income or could lower the amount of shares and buy another which would also pay div. . I am flexible FSZ also have 1000 shares and cix 1000 shares they seem to be moving well lately is Div in your opinion safe now better than before.
Read Answer Asked by Guy on February 16, 2024
Q: Hi guys!

Thank you for your work.

If you had to describe the current market direction (up, down, sideways, don't know) how would you describe it?

Would you suggest 5 highish likelihood stocks ready for a bit of a rebound within the next few weeks/months?

Suggestion: We learn from our mistakes. Is there any chance you could have a page that notes all of 5i's misses (along with the explanation)?

I have been getting some bullish scuttlebutt on CIX. Would you give me your opinion on CIX's future...and likelihood it will get to $30?
Read Answer Asked by D on September 19, 2023
Q: Hi,

CIX has managed to get to $15-ish. My breakeven is $20. I feel that getting to $15 was a miracle and that $20 won't happen.

From a trader's perspective, should one take the loss and rebuild ?

From your broad perspective, should keep the faith and hang in there? You know...generally speaking for this stock? I noticed that 5i dropped Fiera. Maybe CIX is in the same situation?


Read Answer Asked by D on June 19, 2023
Q: Hi!
I just read piece about CIX in the Globe here: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-ci-financial-us-expansion-leave-canada/ .

It is a far from flattering description of CIX (says the CEO is overpaid, and the CEO overpaid for the US businesses, too much debt).

I have a couple of questions.

1) The article said that the CI will delist from the NYSE and be listed only on the TSE,
This seems like a bad development. What do you think?
2) Also, there is the talk about the IPO. Well, what does that exactly mean for share holders (ideally)? Would the IPO lead to a pop in CI's share price?
3) Would it end up being a dilutive transaction?

Maybe I am being pessimistic, but the outlook for CI seems...unprofitable...and I fear the worst (permanent loss of capital).
Read Answer Asked by D on May 05, 2023