Q: Both these stocks are in my portfolio at a substantial loss. At what point does one, or for that matter you, decide to sell a position as it slides downward. Some have argued that if a stock slides 10% that it should be sold. Perhaps not the best rule of thumb but it would avoid the substantial losses in the company's share price. TCL continues to slide each day seemingly without a bottom. So at what point do you pull the plug on a position and move on? Recent research I have seen on TCL sees potentially another $3-4 of downside, Where do you see each of these companies forming a bottom?
Clearly the market is not in love with either of the two at this time. What will change this?
Q: I noticed that RHT has yet to issue or report their June 30/18 annual report. This seems a longer period than normal at this time. How long do they have to issue this? thanks
Q: If this stock reflects generalized growth for the world economy what would you see as predictors of slowing and then timing to sell after a good run.
Thank you for your valuable insights
Q: Awesome ride yesterday for Cliq,on high volume.
Finally catching up with other stocks in the cannabis sector,or you see other reasons?
Aurora bought stock for $15 I believe....do you think that's were we are heading?
Also could you give me some insight on the metrics here?
Thanks for your pick here
Q: Getting pummeled in my TFSA with these two dogs of late.
Hold on and hope for no more pain and don’t watch them for a couple years or accept that it was bad buys and move on
Q: I have 1% positions in AD (at about the current price) and EIF (down about 20%). You just added AD to the income portfolio. I'm thinking of selling EIF and rolling the proceeds into AD since EIF has been range-bound for a year and AD is showing a rebound and some momentum. Your thoughts?
Q: Hello, SIS announced a couple of days ago it is increasing the dividend by 17% and provided its update on 2018 and 2019 guidance. The market welcomed the announcement with an upswing of 5%. But today again, it is down by 3%. The volatility is not matching with the market movement. Yes , the shares are up compared to a year ago. But still the movement of the stock is becoming un predictable to large extent. Is there any other news that I have missed on this counter. Thanks for your advice always.
Q: I have unfortunately bought at the high of 2015 and am even money on this one after 3 years. They appear to be doing all the right things but market's reaction isn't there.
Do you feel there will be a market catalyst on this one or would the money be better served elsewhere?
Q: As per Seeking Alpha, Dell supposly is ending its contract w/Celestica. The change will reportedly impact 300 employees. If confirmed, do you see that has major or business as usual? How many employess do they have worldwide?
Thanks
Q: Following up on Marios' question from Sep 19 which was:
"PHO is selling pretty hard on higher volume today and on a down trajectory since august. Lost 23 %.
What gives?",
I have the same question except a day later on Sep 20 it still gets pummeled but at yet much higher volume at 1.3 million volume vs a 50-day avg volume of 0.255 million. That stock has really taken a dive on "no news". Given no news, could you please educate me on possible explanations for this price movement with such relative hefty volume? Anything possibly nefarious here? Or is this just normal territory for a $2 stock (even though it's a "good" company). Thank you. I really appreciate your insights.