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Review of NFI Group Inc
AUG 08, 2023 - The high debt and inconsistent annual cash flow is not a good story in this interest rate regime. The debt is now more than five times the highest annual cash flow of the last decade. There is a long way for NFI to make itself buyable again, and as such we are removing coverage on this company.
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Q: Hello,
I have a large loss - now small position - in NFI. Is it a good time to move on? Even if it moves significantly higher it does not really impacts my overall portfolio. Thank you for your service.
I have a large loss - now small position - in NFI. Is it a good time to move on? Even if it moves significantly higher it does not really impacts my overall portfolio. Thank you for your service.
Q: Hi 5i,
Just mulling over how to punch up a part of my TFSA that's not done much for me lately and is looking like it might do even less in the next year or so:
Specifically, I'm considering the wisdom of selling all the CTS I hold (at a fairly sizable loss) and replacing it with either NFI (which seems to be trending in the right direction, share price wise) or DCBO (which might be at a good entry point right now) in the expectation that by making this move in a year's time I'll be ahead of where holding CTS would leave me.
So, boiled down, is selling CTS now sensible, and is either NFI or DCBO a good replacement and, if so, which one is likely the better replacement?
And if neither, could you suggest another?
Thanks for your thoughts.
Peter
Just mulling over how to punch up a part of my TFSA that's not done much for me lately and is looking like it might do even less in the next year or so:
Specifically, I'm considering the wisdom of selling all the CTS I hold (at a fairly sizable loss) and replacing it with either NFI (which seems to be trending in the right direction, share price wise) or DCBO (which might be at a good entry point right now) in the expectation that by making this move in a year's time I'll be ahead of where holding CTS would leave me.
So, boiled down, is selling CTS now sensible, and is either NFI or DCBO a good replacement and, if so, which one is likely the better replacement?
And if neither, could you suggest another?
Thanks for your thoughts.
Peter
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