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Q: I already have AVO and doing very good as well as a small position in CMI and looking to buy another Technology co. but cannot decide between ESL & SYZ. Both look very good. What would you suggest and why. Good appreciation with less risk would be best right now. ESL has taken a substantial downturn and SYZ on the financing so I am undecided on what to buy, or would you suggest another from your list.

Thanks, Doug

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Read Answer Asked by Douglas on April 01, 2014
Q: Good Afternoon Peter
I already own a 1.5% position in Enghouse [ESL]. I am planning to put an additional 4.1% of my portfolio into other Infotech stocks and am focusing on Constellation [CSU], Open Text [OTC], and Descartes [DSG].
Would you spread the purchase over all three stocks or just pick one or two and what would your choice be?
Many thanks for your previous advice......Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on March 03, 2014
Q: WHICH SMALLER CAP STOCKS WOULD YOU RECOMMEND TO ADD TO MY PORTFOLIO. IF YOU COULD LIST THEM FAVORITE TO LEAST FAVORITE AND WHAT % OF EACH WOULD YOU RECOMMEND. I AM WILLING TO HOLD 6MOS TO 2YS. THANKS SO MUCH FOR YOUR VALUABLE SERVICE, IT IS EXTREMELY INFORMATIVE.
P.S. I OWN AVO,FLY,LOY,DND,E,ENT,MCB,PXT,SUM
I ALSO OWN TOG & MEG WHICH IS THE ONLY ENERGY STKS I OWN, THINKING MAYBE I AM LIGHT ON THAT SECTOR.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on February 26, 2014
Q: Reading through my Enghouse 2013 Annual report. EPS of 0.94 which is up 15% over 2012. This implies a P/E of 33.85/.94 = 36 times. With duplicate growth in 2014 of 15% this implies a P/E of 33.85/.94 X 1.15 = 31 times. QUESTION - Does 31 times not seem a little rich for forward earnings?
Glad you put a limit on questions. Although occasionally insightful your time spent on company analysis is much more valuable. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Bob on February 12, 2014