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Q: I read tonight from the 5i report that FSV recently bought a commercial real estate management company. I thought when FSV and CIGI split FSV would manage residential real estate and CIGI would manage commercial real estate. If this is true is the most recent acquisition troubling as FSV is getting out of its level of expertise (managing residential real estate)? Will it now be in direct competition with CIGI?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on October 11, 2019
Q: Hi, Would you have any insight into Badger Daylight ? Stock moved up nicely and traded upto $43, after being added to Balnced Portfolio. But has declined regularly for past few weeks. It was indicated that a large part of Badger's customers are utilities and by extension, stock should have gained more interest ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on October 10, 2019
Q: Hello, these 2 companies offer POS solutions for small and medium business and are both public companies. Do they have the same business model ? In your opinion why is posera having difficulties to increase it's business volumes over the years while lightspeed is growing so much rapidly ? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by jean on October 09, 2019
Q: I owned Paladin and was very happy with the sale to ENDP, but I, regrettably, held my shares of ENDO until I lost most if not all of my Paladin windfall. You endorsed ENDO and saw future growth there. Now that TSGI has been sold, I am wondering what to do. I realize there is some deal risk and regulatory risk, and I am not fond of the inconvenience of the London Exchange. I am thinking I might sell my TSGI shares and put the proceeds split into LSPD and/or SHOP. I know you see growth in all three, but you have perhaps been endorsing LSPD and SHOP for longer, now. And you took TSGI out of the portfolio (before the sale, I realize). To focus my question, let me ask: How do the two Canadian stocks compare to TSGI in terms of risks/rewards going forward. The 2 for 1 would at least add a bit of diversification.
Read Answer Asked by Gordon on October 08, 2019