Q: Can you please explain "Margin loan secured by pledge matures March". There are 300 millions of these shares out of a total of 326 million outstanding shares to 4 different companies. What happens after March?
Q: Knowing the future is leaning more toward electric vehicles, can you give me some companies that might be worth looking at? Also can you put them in order of most likely to succeed? Thanks
When does Cargojet report next and what is expected vs prior year and vs last quarter reported? Just looking to see the improvement from a year ago and last Q.
Also, is the ROE reported on your Companies page accurate/updated? If not can you please provide an updated value?
Lastly, what is CJ's track record at beating their guidance/estimates, wrt EPS? When I looked on Marketbeat, their record was not very encouraging. ie missed more EPS estimates than beat over last 8 quarters.
Q: which company do you prefer for growth over the next 5 years? which company has the best balance sheet? which company is forecast to be profitable first and in what approximate time frame? which company represents the best takeover target? thanks Richard
You had recommended this as a 2021 theme on the weekend - was wondering if you would be using some of your cash in the Growth Portfolio this week. Huge runs lately especially on January 14th- still a buy or has it gotten away on itself ?
PYR announced preliminary results for Q4 and FY....
"Based on preliminary financial information, and subject to year-end closing adjustments, PyroGenesis expects revenue for the fourth quarter 2020 to be between $3 - $5 million, resulting in total revenues for the fiscal year ending 2020 of approximately $14 - $16 million, as compared to $1.07 million (Q4 2019) and $4.8 million (FY 2019), respectively.
The Company also expects earnings per share (“EPS”) for the fourth quarter to be in the range of $0.10 - $0.12, and for the fiscal year ending 2020 of between $0.22 - $0.24 , as compared to a loss of $0.04 (Q4 2019) and a loss of $0.07 (FY2019), respectively."
Quarter over quarter numbers ie Q3 vs Q4 are reduced but YoY quarters and FY are vastly improved. I know their quarterly numbers can be lumpy (based on contracts completed) but the FY growth is impressive.
Would you continue to just watch this for now and see if they can expand their customer count and thus also expand their backlog? Or take a 1/3 initial position?
(Motley Fool did a piece indicating any (quarterly) reduced revenues could spark a sell off).
Q: Do you have any ideas or suggestions how to invest in eSports, aside from investing in game publishers (Blizzard, EA)? While the publishers will clearly make money, it seems like the companies associated with streaming/tournaments/professional teams have a lot of growth potential as well. But eSports seems like the wild west right now, with lots of small outfits starting up 'professional teams'. Are there any companies in this space (teams/streaming/etc) that seem more legitimate than others?
I'd appreciate your thoughts on this industry and where you see the growth here.
Thanks!
Q: Hi Peter, you seem favourable on Nuvei. They are reportedly in 'payment solutions'. Can you briefly tell us whether they are just a tiny version of a Paypal, Visa, LSPD, etc. Or do they offer a different solution? And as they are not yet profitable, where (from what activities or types of customers) do you see their growth occurring? Thanks.
Q: There is a lot of broad insider selling in this stock it doesn't show a lot of confidence by the management team
I was considering taking a small position. Wondered what your thoughts are? Thanks Clare
Q: This stock has been hit fairly hard after they filed for permission to raise more money.Got in at $12.00,sold half at 16.50,wondering if I should buy it back now it's below $15
Q: Can you suggest some eft's for the above sectors? Do have a couple tech companies in my portfolio such as Lightspeed and Shopify, but no "big" ones like Google, Apple etc. and WELL and PRN. Would like to find ETF's which may help to broaden my exposure in these sectors.
Q: Following up on the previous Q, would you recommend a speculative position based on comfort with mgmt for a high risk investor? Their tech look interesting but not sure how competitive the space is.