Q: I have a small position in patient home monitoring and am currently at break even. Would you consider switching t0 cxv.convalo? Which do you see as a better hold for 1 to 2 years and why? Thank you.
Q: How do you feel about the current valuation of Biosyent? They announced yesterday that they have signed a new agreement for distribution of a cardiovascular drug that they expect will add $20M to annual revenue over time (2015 FY rev was $15.39M). Assuming they can do what they say (which they have done well at in the past) do you think the share price is reasonable? This company seems to operate with great margins and is growing with free cash flow. They have $0 in debt
Q: On Ron's question about short interest on CXRX, it is important to note the settlement date on the website is May 13. This is the same day Concordia released first quarter earnings and then the stock price has increased significantly. I suspect there was some short covering and the next update to the website for short interest will be key.
Q: Thank you for providing the link to short interests. Correct me if I m wrong but I saw an increase of 6.9 million shares to 9.8 for Concordia. Looks like a lot of people still think it will not sustain the present share price.
Q: I was just looking at the fundamentals provided by my on-line service CIBC Investors Edge for this company: when I look at EPS last 4 Qt it shows just over $5.00; yet, on a TTM EPS basis it shows -300%+ growth, debt to equity over 3X and negative ROE. How can you make $5.00 per share and have negative ROE: especially, when they have been making money and on a cash basis generating a ton of cash? What am I missing and is this a good stock to hold for a recovery??
So enjoy your objectve answers. So valuable. Keep up the great work.
For better or worse, I am a patient investor. I also buy on all time highs. Sometimes I sell on mental stops. I was able to catch the wave on PHM through 2014 and 2015 adding at new highs and sold most of my position sometime into the decline. Did "awesome."
I have consulted your database of questions on PHM. Based on the answers I am considering adding to my small position, based on the likelyhod of a recovery (although I would expect years for this to happen). The 10 year chart also gives me confidence. My strategy would be to add incrementally in small amounts and only add more if the equity proves itself by heading up.
Do you think the time is "close to right" to start to pull the triger ?
Q: I read with interest your recent article in the Post and was intrigued by the comment that research shows 90% of portfolio returns come from sector allocation - if a person wanted to take advantage of that, in a simple, easy to manage and inexpensive way (ignoring taxes for the moment) what would be your view be on an approach where one's equity component of their portfolio consisted entirely of a number of ETF's with each one of the ETF's focused on a particular sector, with a periodic (say quarterly) rebalancing? What specific ETF's would you suggest for such a portfolio? Thank you.
Q: Do you think it's a good time to start adding back into CXR? I am a little concerned that the recent improvement might be due solely to short covering. Your advice would be appreciated.
Q: This stock recentky made a Globe and Mail small cap stocks to watch list. It seems like an inretesting stock. Is it buyable as growth prospect? What can you tell me?
Q: Love the company and the demographic space that it targets. Long time holder so I have done very well. Found the name through 5i, so "thank-you". My only concern, does the large increase in share count over the last 3 or 4 years worry you at all? Do you feel the increase is being utilized correctly?