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Q: I get that the Marijuana stocks are coming back to earth, and that the whole industry is very much overvalued, but if I look at OGI and see that it is primed to earn 30 cents in 2020, on a fundamental basis it may be a tad expensive but we are not talking dot com or Bitcoin valuations are we? What am I missing?
Read Answer Asked by David on October 24, 2018
Q: In light of the current market correction as well as tax loss selling, what stocks would you recommend to a bargain hunter for long term growth. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Russell on October 24, 2018
Q: I have received a proof of claim form for Amaya Inc. Securities, Seattle respecting a class action suit. I have received a dozen of these for companies that I have held in the past. My one experience of spending many hours filling out forms and paperwork and research and dealing with Siskinds LLP was after 2 years and a lot of my time, in the hopes of recovery my losses ($5,000.00), I received $150.00. Is it worthwhile for shareholders to go through this, or is it strictly a benefit to the lawyers to collect names for their suit?
As I started to bring this to your attention, I noticed someone has written in about webinars. Where do I find them? Thank you Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on October 24, 2018
Q: Based on some of my recent readings, it appears that companies with long term vs short term thinking and decision making processes outperform in the long run. A few companies that come to mind for me would with management teams that don’t worry only about their quarter to quarter numbers would be CSU, JPM, Berkshire and Amazon. Can you name as many companies as you see fit that meet this criteria ‘long termsism’ thinking that would be good long term buys in the USA or Canada? Thanks again
Read Answer Asked by Aaron on October 24, 2018
Q: Hi, taking a licking on energy with wcp down 40% and vet down 25%, is it best to hold until after tax loss selling and hope for a turnaround?
It is hard to figure with Trump trying to keep oil low, more renewable energy, Saudi’s turning on more supply, no pipelines, feds not really helping, carbon tax, and of course a big discount we give away to the USA losing billions.
It looks really bad, maybe I should add as this may be the low? Your thoughts, buy ,hold, or sell
Read Answer Asked by Brad on October 24, 2018