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Q: TV entered into an agreement with Puma on March 16 at a cost of $500,000. This is not that much money but is this a beneficial agreement for TV & its shareholders? It appears that the strike price for the shares & warrants is quite low but there may be more positive facts & conditions that have not yet been released.Is TV getting a good deal for this agreement or is so small it is inconsequential? Thanks as always,
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on March 21, 2018
Q: a followup to the results announced by Antibe, Knight (gud/t) has been given a spot of the Board of Directors. How significant is this news and what relationship does Knight have with Antibe,ie: have they previously participated in finance for shares,etc. I thought Knight would move on this news but in the red today. Thanks as usual, JB from beautiful Laurentian Mountains. PS:great spring skiing here
Read Answer Asked by John on March 21, 2018
Q: 5th Estate program on "kickbacks" in generic drugs pretty eye opening. I realize there is a difference between monies paid directly to an individual for favours v's monies going to the company entity for overhead and other costs but appears they plead guilty to a wrong doing. Could this not set them up for class action suits for customers to may have been over charged? The other worrisome part seemed to be the practice is widespread. Talk about a bread scandal. Is there a worry here or do you think 5th Estate may have over exaggerated what is actually going on with generic drug pricing?
Read Answer Asked by Phil on March 21, 2018
Q: Could you please rank these USA healthcare stocks in terms of long term capital appreciation. No immediate need for income, looking more for growth. Besides these names, do you see any other interesting healthcare names in the USA with good long term growth prospects? Thanks as always
Read Answer Asked by Aaron on March 21, 2018
Q: Clearly the stock is in the doghouse and is getting no love whatsoever. Reading the Q&A's I keep reading that the dividend is covered by cash flow. There is no disputing that fact when looking at the cash flow statement. But the dividend pales in comparison to the other huge use of cash which is capital projects. What do you think it's going to take to turn the share price around? The market does not like something regardless of all the handholding and reassuring management has done. Maybe the company needs to come out and say they are stopping all future dividend increases (it yields well over 6% now) and that cash will go directly to pay down debt. Do you think that would be a catalyst to stop the freefall?
Read Answer Asked by Richard on March 21, 2018
Q: Hello 5i team,
I hold 3 stocks in the energy sector: ENB since 2012, KEY since 2010 and PKI since 2006.
With an average total return of 5% per year (which basically equals the yield) ENB is, by far, the worst performer.
That begs the question: granted ENB is a good company, but it does not seem to be a good stock to own.
Thank you,
Antoine
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on March 21, 2018
Q: Hello Peter/5I Research
Please give me your 5 top large US company that has the most potential for growth with no other consideration.
Thank for your excellent service and advice.
Claudio
Read Answer Asked by claudio on March 21, 2018
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