1) Two days ago I asked a question & expressed a certain level of discomfort with the slide in KXS, to which you "poured oil on the waters". In answer to a question from another subscriber, also about KXS, you reminded us to keep a longer-term focus, be in for the long haul not the short term. Thank you!
2) BMO Capital Markets & NA have both today issued reports with "Outperform" ratings for KXS, further reminder to keep a view of the long term and not panic. I do wonder, though, at the discrepancy in these two reports' price targets -- $82 & $100 -- that's a big spread!
Thanks for helping keeping us on the investment straight-and-narrow. LM.
Q: If the results are in-line with expectations, why is it down almost 10%? Has it something to do with their write-down of 19th Capital? If so, given EFN still has $50 million equity in 19th Capital, are further write-downs likely? Thanks.
Q: Hi Been following this company for a while and earnings looked strong today. Always amazed how many people buy lottery tickets. I never have but would be ok participating in a company that profits from it. Your thoughts are always appreciated. Chris
Is there any site that gives you the short% and its change on Canadian stocks?
The shortsqueez.com only gives the short interest on US stocks.
Thank you!
Could you please comment on GUD's earnings release? Is the market reaction due to impatience like you've said before or is there an other reason? Also, for someone that holds a half position currently at a loss, would now be a good time to add with a longer term time frame in mind?
Q: were knights earnings that bad or are they even relevant, but this stock is just getting hammered day after day. also what is the amount of cash on the balance sheet, i think it is about 6 dollars a share, just confirm please. dave
Q: I've recently changed jobs and now have access to funds that were previously tied up in a group RRSP. I would like to start building the balanced equity portfolio, and at this point in time believe I have enough cash to buy about half of the portfolio now, with the intention of rounding it out in the new year.
Which 10 or so stocks from the balanced equity portfolio would you recommend starting with at this point in time? I'm in my late 20s so therefore have a long investment horizon.