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Q: Last night's guest on Market Call Tonight said Savaria was a great company, and he met with them last month and likes them. But he said the stock was way overpriced. He said he would not buy and if he owned it he would sell it. He said if they continued to perform the stock is going to move sideways at best for the rest of the year. I take it you have a different opinion.
Read Answer Asked by John on February 22, 2017
Q: Good day,
Perhaps I need to be clearer in what I'm asking with regard to the secondary offering announced by A&W. From your earlier answers this is a non-news story that has zero affect on the company and its stock value and does not even really involve the company so much as certain shareholders selling their stock to someone else. So why did A&W announce it? The market seems to think this was a significant event, as the stock has fallen precipitously since the announcement.
Read Answer Asked by John on February 21, 2017
Q: Nice calls on these two...I bot them last week with your research and have now covered my next 10 years worth of subscriptions..Thank you very much..learning more and more with your coverage..
Read Answer Asked by adam on February 21, 2017
Q: With regards to reports of a large acquisition possible for MDA; my question is, would a deal of this possible size require a very large amount of dilution? I don't believe MDA could fund strictly through debt?
Any thoughts on the target beyond how they could structure the deal? Seems like a logical space to go after?

Thanks in advance
Read Answer Asked by JAIME on February 21, 2017
Q: Would you please clarify your answer to Chris. It looks like A&W is offering up new shares for sale. This dilutes the value of existing shares. But the money from the sale of those shares is going to 'indirect shareholders' (the people who own Food Services) rather than to something like reducing debt for A&W or doing something else that will eventually improve shareholder value.
Read Answer Asked by John on February 19, 2017