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Q: i sold at $37. still bitter.

why is ellis jacob given a pass on cineplex performance?

he talks as if he controls nothing poor movie slate cannot do anything.

it is a monopoly.

the theatres are minimally acceptable at best no money is spent on them.

why not start a movie pass like subscription?

work on the stale scene rewards program.

go on amc or cinemark websites and grab their ideas.

stock has been cut in half and shareholders are upset but nothing happens.


Read Answer Asked by ian on February 19, 2019
Q: Hello 5I Team, Thanks for the great service that you provide.
I'm getting quite impatient and nervous about TSGI missing the 2019 bounce and suspect that USA potentially clamping down on gambling will remain a strong headwind for the foreseeable future. Would it be a better idea to get sell my position 4% total portfolio and re-invest in one or more of SHOP, GSY or CSU? If so, what would your order of preference be.

Thanks

Read Answer Asked by Abhishek on February 15, 2019
Q: Re: your answer on FCR today "The move will lower the company's cost of capital (probably). It makes sense, and most investors have likely been treating like a REIT anyway. It is a real estate company with a portfolio of assets, with a high dividend. Similarities exist already. It will be similar to others, but with a retail focus, but at least anchored by grocery stores and drug stores. It will 'probably' be a taxable conversion, so this may annoy some long term shareholders with embedded gains. "

On your last paragraph saying "will probably be a taxable conversion" that means holding FCR on non register a/c
may get taxable conversion.
I hold 1013 shares in cash a/c and have 28% gain, so should I sell before the conversion?
Thanks as always,
Tak
Read Answer Asked by Tak on February 14, 2019
Q: Noticed the special dividend of $20/share and read the companies brief comment that while still seeing an attractive acquisition pipeline they have excess capital requirements for 2019 hence the dividend. Managements track record is pretty impeccable and their reputation as capital allocators is second to none but is this a small cause for concern going forward, especially as they rely on acquisitions for most of their growth? I'll gladly take the $20/share but would have thought there were more acquisitions out there or maybe even some debt could have been paid down? Maybe I'll pose this question to CSU on their Q&A site as well but what are your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on February 14, 2019
Q: First I want to just thank-you for making me a better investor not just with your recommendations but with your approach. Covalon has. in Appendix B of their annual statement included the notice of the change of auditors. The 'resignation' of BDO is, as it turns out, at the request of Covalon. We are also informed (elsewhere) that there will be no vote on the financial statement. I have gone through about as many of their recent Sedar filings as I can take and perhaps I am reaching here, but is this normal practice to you? Any red flags?
Read Answer Asked by Alex on February 13, 2019
Q: This is the 4th. Quarter that Absolute beat the forecasts. Would you be buying into the strength?
This growth story has a 4% dividend which is a nice topping on the cake.
I am thinking of a 2% to start.
What is your price forecast?
Read Answer Asked by Josh on February 13, 2019
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