Q: Have had patience with this one for awhile now and need your expert analysis on tailwinds and expectations for the future or leave and revisit later. What are their expectations for this months earnings?
Thanx Gary
Q: Reko has just announced its best quarter in almost 5 years. It was driven by increased revenue and improved operational efficiencies.
Reko continues to buy back its shares and has a “hard” book value of $7.74 that is probably understated given the real estate the company owns. The balance sheet is pristine with over $3.35 in working capital. Although the Reko family controls 2/3 of the shares what would you consider a fair value for the shares if it was privatized or as a continuing public company?
Q: I’m seeing this company on the news more often lately. could it be driven up by sentiment like some of the cannibus stocks when they first came to be traded publicly.?
Q: Good morning 5i: I would like your thoughts on ALY with its new equity offering. Is there much upside to be had holding this company?
Thank you
Barbara
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I have owned this stock for years and am currently even.
I am not sure if I should sell and be happy that I got my money back. I know you were positive about this stock years ago and then were disappointed. The stock has done well recently. So please give me your current opinion about there current strength. Would you rate it a buy, sell or hold? Thanks as usual!
Q: May I please have your current assessment of Canada Nickel? I assume it will require a huge capital raise or joint venture to create a mine of this potential size. Do you see any major problems currently or on the horizon for this early stage company?
With appreciation
Ed
Q: What are your thoughts on FOOD? - valuation looks good and their results are positive, however the stock keeps trending down. I have a small position (around 1000 shares @ $6). I feel it will make a run at some point and do like the company and will likely hang on to it for the medium term. Thank you
Q: This stock is off close to 50% from its high. Is there anything fundamentally wrong or should I take my (considerable) profit and move on. Thanks, Bill