Q: I saw the news release and the 40% pop today. BUT am still down 50%.
Should I grab my money and move on to one of your other favorites;
or hold on and congratulate myself for not selling 40% ago and also have reason to look forward to better days with Kelso?
Q: I see that Quorum Info Tech. (TSXV: QIS)is now on your watch list of interesting companies. They just released Q2 results and they appear very good. What is thoughts about the results?
Q: Would you please comment on recent q results? My humble opinion is that they are showing the company appears to be on the mend. Unfortunately in this market it is just an excuse to sell. I notice that any micro or small stock I own that has mutual fund ownership seems to be on the decline regardless of fundamentals. No wonder almost all funds underperform the market.
Q: Intrinsyc Technologies TSX:ITC has been a dog of a small cap high-tech stock for many years. That said, over the last two years the Company seems to be engineering a turnaround. Their recent Q2 report was further evidence of that. On Monday the Company issued a press release about two previously disclosured customers that have begun issuing purchase orders for Intrinsyc’s computer modules that should ramp up according to Management, to significant quantities in 2016. What was interesting is that the Company issued a material change report with this press release about the potential revenue impact for 2016. This is common to issue material report? Should investors read into this as being significant positive development for the Company?
Q: Filed on sedar yesterday was a disclosure that a US Fund owns 11% of the shares of Quorum Information Technologies (TSXV: QIS). It appears that this institutional investor has been buying this stock over the last year through Cantor Fitzgerald Securities. For such a small but profitable and growing Company, is this good sign when a US institutional investor is taking a big stake in a micro cap Canadian software company?
Q: Is the drop in this stock over the past 6 months or so just part of the general downward drift of many small caps, or are there problems here in particular?