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Q: I have been looking to take a position in Lightspeed for some time now, when it was in the $24 range, but it went up too fast too soon. with the current 15% drop and the IPO coming up, would you suggest I buy now, wait until the pricing is announced or until the issue is completed? Do you expect much volatility particularly to the upside in the interim?
Regards
Rajiv
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on September 10, 2020
Q: In the past you have noted that CSU is one of the best managed companies in Canada and there can be no argument there. Are they getting tired? In round terms CSU is up 20% in the past 1 year while ENGH is up 100%. Is it time for me to get off the CSU horse which has served me well. What would be your recommended replacement if yes please? Dam Dan
Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on September 03, 2020
Q: What are your current thoughts on PBH? I'm looking at my holdings to evaluate what should potentially be cut for a better performing company. I've only got a couple laggards and PBH is one of them, after basically breaking even in the last year. I do feel its undervalued and could do better if some of their problems of the last few years go away and I think mgmt is pretty believable and optimistic. Not to mention the Canada Pension plan investment. Question is should I continue to hold for better days or maybe bail on this one and top up LightSpeed. I'm up overall so no tax loss consideration here. Thx
Read Answer Asked by Adam on September 02, 2020
Q: Often it is mentioned that management of Well sold their prior company, Tio Networks to PayPal. Was it a huge premium to the share price when they sold? I can’t find any info on Tio Networks,
If Well goes on an acquisition strategy do you think they would do an equity financing to raise money. I always seem to buy a company just before they decide to raise money and the stock falls as companies seem to raise money after a huge run up in the stock and then do a bought deal at a significant discount to the market price and individual investors are blocked out of these deals,


Read Answer Asked by Helen on August 31, 2020
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