Investment Q&A

Q: It looked like a good report for Neighbourly Pharmacy. Your comments please

Q: From its peak in 2022 NBLY is down 50%.

Is this price action not telling you there is something terribly wrong with the company and time to cut bait and salvage what is left in the stock price?

Sheldon

Q: So I have added BN and GSY as more growth orientated stocks to my conservative ( banks, utilities, telecom, reits ) non registered account and now looking to add two of these seven names to the mix. Which look the most attractive regarding valuation, balance sheet and growth and why ? Thanks. Derek

Q: Would you think that Amazon's announcement yesterday about venturing back into the drug prescription business is affecting the performance of NBLY?

Q: Hi Peter,
I’m thinking of adding to my NBLY holdings which’s in a loss position. How’s management? How’s the balance sheet? Any problem servicing the debts? Is the labour headwind getting better? Is there a good chance it’ll turn profitable this year? What will be a good entry price? Thanks.

Q: Is there something to replace WELL in the Healthcare sector in Canada or US, ETF inclued?

Q: In my TFSA I have 3 big winners CSU GSY KXS and a few lossers AT NBLY TOY. Keeping as objedtive GROWTH what titles would you suggest adding or departing in the upcoming months?

Q: Hello Peter,
Could you please comment on Fulgent's results? Is it time to add to FLGT as the stock dipped for longer term? Also, what is your view on Neighbourly Pharmacy and Cargo jet? Thanks very much

Q: I need more exposure to health care as well as small caps so I have been investigaring NBLY. I assume Neighboorly is considered health care and not consumer staples? There seems to be an investment company, I believe it is PCP, that has over 50 per cent of the shares. Is that a good or bad and why? Obviously I am a retail investor so liquidity is not a big issue since I won't need to trade large blocks of shares. But does a small float, assuming PCP does not intend to sell shares, create a more volatile share price? I don't mind volatility as long as the trend is up and to the right. Apparently they raised money in secondary offerings in the high $20's. That means that people supposedly far smarter than me thought Neighboorly is worth more than it's current share price. Should I take comfort in that?

Q: Hello 5i team,
With NBLY having 284 pharmacies. A quick google search says that there are 11,356 community pharmacies across Canada which would be <3% for NBLY. I am guessing that most of these pharmacies are the bigger fish like shoppers and Rexal (correct me if I'm wrong). I was wondering how much NBLY can grow in the coming 5 years.

Roughly how much of the pharmacy pool can NBLY aquire for growth?

Andrew

Q: May I have your comments on the latest quarter please

Q: Would appreciate your view of latest quarterly. Am in for long term, 5 years plus, but currently underwater by 15%. Appropriate to increase holding or hold tight??

Thanks kindly,
Geoff

Q: What is your on Neighbourly with a 3-5 year time horizon. Is there good value currently to purchase this stock?

Q: Looking to add one of these to my TFSA which holds my more growth oriented stocks. Which one and why ? Thanks. Derek

Q: May I have your comments on earnings

Q: With the company reversal of negative trend would you consider buying it at this levels and this time? Or would you recommend similar company with a better prospects ? Thank you.
Miroslaw

Q: Taking into account their current valuations, and their individual company risk, could you please rank these stocks in terms of overall risk from high to low for a 2 year time frame:
LSPD SHOP NBLY TOI NVEI WSP CAE TIXT GSY

Thanks for all your work!

Mike

Q: Has the outlook for NBLY changed recently? Any fundamental changes? It has been in a down trend the past few months. Is this one of those situations where its like catching a falling knife? Or do I wait to buy it? Like when do you know when the momentum changes? Thanks

Q: Hello 5i team,

Based on their growth by acquisition and not forgetting the debt level. Which one of these two companies would be better suited for higher inflation rate and starting one's position in.

Thank you

Ed

Q: I’m considering an investment in Canadian Health Care. Is it best to buy an ETF an if so which Canadian Health Care ETF do you suggest? If you believe certain health care companies have a better upside potential than a a composite ETF which companies do you suggest?