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Q: Can you explain how the preference shares affect earnings and debt levels going forward. Is the paying of interest on these a detriment compared to Constellation, which has no preference shares? Does is become a drag on the company’s finances in certain situations, or is it a neutral or beneficial effect? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 06, 2021
Q: Hi 5i team,
I’ve half position in CAE and in MG. I’m thinking of starting a half position in TFII. All three stocks have gone up quite a bit in the past year with the EV fads and the post covid fads. Which of these three companies is the best buy at the current price for 2-3 years hold and your reasoning behind? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Willie on May 06, 2021
Q: Good morning 5i,
In a bout of enthusiasm I bought Alimentation Couche Tarde. I know it is not bad, But, I am wondering whether there might be something more promising. Not considering sector etc, how would you rank these three?
thanks for the excellent service as usual
Read Answer Asked by joseph on May 05, 2021
Q: So my next step is to buy MG, however am trying to determine the effect that the global chip shortage will have on the auto industry and MG in particular , including extent and duration of any growth headwinds for the company. Thanks for your help. Derek
Read Answer Asked by Derek on May 05, 2021
Q: Hello 5i team,
You mentioned in a previous response that you would not expect BEP to have the same high returns as in previous years. Can you briefly elaborate more on this?

Since BEP is in a dip, I wanted to purchase the US equivalent shares. Are you still comfortable with this company (you give it an A rating)?

Thank You,
Andrew
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on May 05, 2021
Q: Hello,

What are your thoughts on Topicus earnings? Also, is it a buy here and now?
Lastly, assuming an exchange of 1.00 to 1:48, no prefs and the same results occur over 4 quarters, are the numbers below correct?

$179.6m euros rev x 4 qs x 1.48 exchange/ 39.41m s/o = 26.98 revenue per share
$90 Price per share / 26.98 rev per share = 3.34 price to sales

$20.7m euros earnings x 4 qs x 1.48 exchange/ 39.41m s/o = 3.11 earnings per share
$90 Price per share / 3.11 earnings per share = 28.9 p/e

$91.5m fcf x 4 qs x 1.48 exchange/ 39.41m s/o = 13.74 fcf per share
$90 Price per share / 13.74 fcf per share = 6.55 price to fcf
13.75 fcf per share/ 90 price per share = 15% fcf yield
Read Answer Asked by James on May 05, 2021