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Q: Good day gentlemen,
I know this company recently reported earnings. Can you comment. Can you tell if there is a significant cash burn? Also do you put much stock in the fact that they will have production capacity of 5000 kg in a few months; 15000kg in 6-12 months. With a sale price of 8-10$ per gram, that is 50-150 million in revenue.
I know this implies many assumptions, not the least of which is the attainment of a sales liscensce, but if this scenario was to transpire can you surmise a possible stock price at this revenue level.
It appears that the 5000kg milestone will be financed through shareholder capital as is a good portion of the 15000 milestone. (28 million in cash).
Does this potential capacity as well as their pesticide free production distinguish them from the majority of the players in this business?
I know this sector is not your preferred but I would appreciate your opinion.
Thx
Read Answer Asked by Giuseppe on September 29, 2017
Q: In discussing buying CSU in less-than-board-lot quantities, you said that "there can be some higher bid/ask spreads, so one needs to enter trade orders carefully." Perhaps this needs to be stated more plainly: *if* you want to buy less than a board lot, *then* set a limit price (i.e., don't buy 'at market'.)

But I know of no other constraint on small-lot trading. I have bought single shares of GOOG and AMZN with the same trading fees as would apply to penny stocks, and been filled at or below my limit price. For that matter, I now find it easier to scale my bids by dollar value than by share count. Much of the mythology around board lot trading seems to be just that: a myth.
Read Answer Asked by John on September 29, 2017
Q: Just a comment. You recommend without caveat HFR as a short term hold for cash. This ETF does fluctuate and with just a 2.1% payout annually can negate this modest payout, just like any other equity. I held this for a year and broke even on distributions/capital gain but paid higher taxes on the distributions than the capital gain so overall lost on a full year hold. This is not for short term holds any more than BCE would be.
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 28, 2017
Q: As a follow up question to that asked by Mary Ann about the ten "forever" stock ideas. You indicated a few names could be added to the list and I was interested if you could provide a few of the names you think could be added.
Read Answer Asked by Graham on September 28, 2017
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