Review of High Liner Foods

NOV 17, 2018 - Seafood company seeing changing food trends leading to slowing demand for products. Declining revenues and a high debt load are making it a 'value trap'. Coverage dropped as not much is expected from the company.

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• High Liner Foods Incorporated (HLF)
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Q: Could please give me your expert opinion on their latest acquisition. The market liked it and the stock has finally broken out technically.
Fundamentally, the company is also very cheap.

Would you recommend a position in a TFSA.

Thanks for your service and all your excellent insights!!

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Q: Hi 5i,
I recently sold Fresh DelMonte Produce/FDP after a nice run up. Apart from Nutrien/NTR I have no other agricultural related stock or ETF.
Could you recommend one or two options (either stock, ETF or both) as a good replacement?
Have to say, bit of a confusing world at the moment?
Much appreciated.
Ralph

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Read Answer Asked by ralph on February 04, 2025

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Q: Declining debt and higher margin for its products: Do you think this company would be a takeover target? Clearwater went that way a number of years ago. I also noticed a very high volume trade day (almost 10X normal volume) on December 19, 2024. Pays a dividend of 4.4%.

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Read Answer Asked by Murray on January 16, 2025