Q: CPH took it on the chin yesterday with Bauch Health pulling out of an agreement. Trying to find out the impact of this event to the company. Information seems to be hard to find.
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Q: HLL ETF. I cannot find any details on what is in this ETF. Hope you can help me with some information
Q: hi and thanks
Covalon reported their 3rd quarter in late August. It seems they are taking a rather long time to report their year end. Your thoughts. As well the company also stated: "Company expects substantial insider participation in respect of the Offering". Did that participation take place?
thanks
Joe
Covalon reported their 3rd quarter in late August. It seems they are taking a rather long time to report their year end. Your thoughts. As well the company also stated: "Company expects substantial insider participation in respect of the Offering". Did that participation take place?
thanks
Joe
Q: Hello 5i,
Thank you for the quick reply to my question on the healthcare companies.
For some reason the ticker for Avita Medical was not accepted. Could you give me the 2020 growth estimates for it please?
Thank you
Dave
Thank you for the quick reply to my question on the healthcare companies.
For some reason the ticker for Avita Medical was not accepted. Could you give me the 2020 growth estimates for it please?
Thank you
Dave
- Edwards Lifesciences Corporation (EW)
- Gamehost Inc. (GH)
- WELL Health Technologies Corp. (WELL)
- Repligen Corporation (RGEN)
Q: Hello 5i,
Could give me the growth outlook for these healthcare companies. I realize some are quite small and riskier but just looking for the growth numbers at this point.
Thank you
Dave
Could give me the growth outlook for these healthcare companies. I realize some are quite small and riskier but just looking for the growth numbers at this point.
Thank you
Dave
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I am looking at APTX Aptinyx Inc., a Biopharmaueutical Co., and am thinking to initiate a small position of it.
They are still losing money and did a financing at 3.00 in mid January, but share jumped up to 4.60 already last Friday.
What is your thought and outlook of this company? Is it still speculative ?
Always thank you for your professional advice.
I am looking at APTX Aptinyx Inc., a Biopharmaueutical Co., and am thinking to initiate a small position of it.
They are still losing money and did a financing at 3.00 in mid January, but share jumped up to 4.60 already last Friday.
What is your thought and outlook of this company? Is it still speculative ?
Always thank you for your professional advice.
- Duke Energy Corporation (Holding Company) (DUK)
- Pfizer Inc. (PFE)
- AT&T Inc. (T)
- Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ)
Q: Hi 5i
Recent takeovers have left me with uninvested funds. I'm looking to re-invest that cash into income generating (US stocks preferably) undervalued positions providing 3 - 5 % dividends.
What would you suggest I have a look at ?
Also, PA shows that I'm light on utilities and telecoms but the suggestions don't need to be limited to these sectors.
Thanks
Mike
Recent takeovers have left me with uninvested funds. I'm looking to re-invest that cash into income generating (US stocks preferably) undervalued positions providing 3 - 5 % dividends.
What would you suggest I have a look at ?
Also, PA shows that I'm light on utilities and telecoms but the suggestions don't need to be limited to these sectors.
Thanks
Mike
Q: Morning boys:
Is it time to step back in this name?
Thx
Mark
Is it time to step back in this name?
Thx
Mark
- iShares Global Healthcare Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHC)
- iShares S&P Global Industrials Index ETF(CAD-Hedged) (XGI)
- iShares Global Healthcare ETF (IXJ)
- iShares MSCI Europe Financial Sector Index Fund (EUFN)
- iShares Global Financials ETF (IXG)
- iShares Global Industrials ETF (EXI)
Q: Hi There
I'm needing to add some international exposure (outside NA) to my portfolio and am also under weighted on Financials, Healthcare and Industrials. I'm 38 so growth is the focus in portfolio. Can you recommend 5 top options to fit this mix - ETFs or individual stocks. Some will live in RRSP, some unregistered if that makes a difference in suggestions.
I'm needing to add some international exposure (outside NA) to my portfolio and am also under weighted on Financials, Healthcare and Industrials. I'm 38 so growth is the focus in portfolio. Can you recommend 5 top options to fit this mix - ETFs or individual stocks. Some will live in RRSP, some unregistered if that makes a difference in suggestions.
Q: It seems Amazon will disrupt the pharmacy business worldwide with the announcement today (Jan.21) of an opening in 3 countries. Stock reacted with a nice pop on heavy volume. PillPack was a $750 mm business when Amazon bought it 18 months ago; how big is it now and what do you think of its potential?
Q: What do you know about the pop in TherapeuticsMD's price today on big volume?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Do you have an opinion on this ETF for a RRSP?
Q: Hi 5i
I know COV was removed from your portfolio but if you still held it (as I decided to do) ... how much more time would you give it to "show me" a reason to continue to hold it?
Is there any optimism left for this one?
Thanks
Mike
I know COV was removed from your portfolio but if you still held it (as I decided to do) ... how much more time would you give it to "show me" a reason to continue to hold it?
Is there any optimism left for this one?
Thanks
Mike
Q: What stocks would you look at to profit from the respiratory virus which is showing up in China right now? Thank you.
Jason
Jason
Q: I bought 5,000 shares of crescita in my tfsa and bought after Knight sold their shares. Do you think the stock is being accumulated now by a big company for a possible takeover. They are profitable and have a good product. I bought it at $1.20 and it hovers around .90 to .97. Would you move on if you owned?
Q: May I have your assessment on this stock please.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Hello Peter and Team,
Wondering if you think this may be a good entry point for an investment in Greenbrook TMS. The company claims that its electromagnetic treatment for clinical depression is 68% effective with no significant side effects. This would make it more effective than any single depression drug on the market. With depression being so prevalent and insurance companies looking to save LTD payouts, it seems likely that the popularity of this treatment modality could quickly become widespread. Although it may be an effective treatment, what do you think of the company’s business model?
Thank you.
Brad
Wondering if you think this may be a good entry point for an investment in Greenbrook TMS. The company claims that its electromagnetic treatment for clinical depression is 68% effective with no significant side effects. This would make it more effective than any single depression drug on the market. With depression being so prevalent and insurance companies looking to save LTD payouts, it seems likely that the popularity of this treatment modality could quickly become widespread. Although it may be an effective treatment, what do you think of the company’s business model?
Thank you.
Brad
Q: On several occasions when responding to questions about WELL you mention risk - an excellent point as it is a relatively small company.
But in comparison to many other smaller companies there are important aspects that in my mind mitigate the risk somewhat. For example:
- the quality and reputation of management and its obvious ability to attract investors
- founded first and foremost on the ownership of health clinics (relatively stable recurring revenue, insulated somewhat from recessions)
- disciplined/focused in its choice of foundational corporate software platform (i.e. OSCAR). OSCAR is open source and free of royalties - think of RedHat's success. OSCAR is its singular software focus - think Westjet and the cost savings by limiting maintenance to only one type of aircraft. And then the cost/effort when it comes to adding new functionality (e.g. telemedicine) to your product like all software products must do.
None of this guarantees unqualified success in the marketplace of course but what additional risks should an investor in WELL consider? Thank you.
But in comparison to many other smaller companies there are important aspects that in my mind mitigate the risk somewhat. For example:
- the quality and reputation of management and its obvious ability to attract investors
- founded first and foremost on the ownership of health clinics (relatively stable recurring revenue, insulated somewhat from recessions)
- disciplined/focused in its choice of foundational corporate software platform (i.e. OSCAR). OSCAR is open source and free of royalties - think of RedHat's success. OSCAR is its singular software focus - think Westjet and the cost savings by limiting maintenance to only one type of aircraft. And then the cost/effort when it comes to adding new functionality (e.g. telemedicine) to your product like all software products must do.
None of this guarantees unqualified success in the marketplace of course but what additional risks should an investor in WELL consider? Thank you.
Q: Please provide some information if you can on this non-Canada Company ENDO. I bought a thousand shares last fall real cheap, sold half in December to lock in a nice profit. Rebought the half shares. It has gone up nicely again. Does it have the legs to go to $10? Thank you Gord
Q: I am thinking to replace VMD with WELL in my TFSA account.
Is this a good idea? Which company do you recommend and why?
Is this a good idea? Which company do you recommend and why?