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Q: Hi,

I am 100% satisfied with my 5i subscription even though I do not use all the services and use mostly the question database for my sourse of answers. I recommend you often. Keep up the great efforts. Being overweight CSU helps - thank you).
My question on New Flyer is that I have no exposure and am getting ready to press the buy button. The long term chart has shown substantial weakness since 2018, since your last report was released. Has there been and substantial change that would allter your rating or view on a purchase today. I am looking at least a 5 year hold. Thanks so much ! Jim
Read Answer Asked by Jim on March 04, 2019
Q: I know 5i is disappointed with the performance of TCL.A and it is likely under consideration for removal from the Income Portfolio. However I would like to know if you have a different take on this analysis by TD research:

... despite the soft Q1/19, our overall investment thesis remains
largely unchanged, as we believe that TC shares remain attractive at current
levels on a sum-of-the-parts basis. While TC is certainly facing some challenges in its legacy printing business, we believe that it has additional levers to pull to mitigate the impact of the ongoing secular declines in many of its verticals.
Additionally, roughly half of TC's revenue is now generated from Packaging, which is an attractive platform for future growth, in our view.

(They still have a Buy rating for shares but lowered their Target Price by $4)
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on March 04, 2019
Q: I saw your comments on GUD and they make sense. But if I told you I owned a stock that has been down 25 percent for 2 years and that it continually disappoints shareholders, (GUD took in only about 11 million in REVENUE last year, despite a market cap of 1.1 billion and 750 million cash sitting on the balance sheet. This is mind boggling, really) I think your answer would be that it's dead money and that I should move on. So while this might end up being a good long term investment for 'my grandchildren', it really doesn't seem to fit with your overall philosophy, does it?
Read Answer Asked by Alex on March 01, 2019
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