Q: Further to Kyles question; are either of these companies in any way utilizing AI or developing AI systems to improving shipping logistics.
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Q: Hi 5i,
I know galaxy in the growth portfolio has done very well. Does the roughly 7 % weighting reflect the weight after the "sale" of shares?
Also, can you confirm that there is a lock up ending around November 26 th, and what kind of a movement could that have on the shares? i.e. how many shares MAY come to market after that date? Are there any other lock up date expirations in 2025?
At this stage in the market, how would you compare the potential growth prospects of x and glxy? which has more of a moat?
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Q: Hello
Just looking at the financials for GLXY and wondering why the stock has risen. Sales are zero, other income is 135M, EBITA has never been positive, net income way down from last year, OPS way down from last year, Operating cash flow is negative, negative free cash flow forever so why is the stock going up the way it has?
PE is 250, operating margins are negative.
Q: Volume has been picking up. Who is buying? Are funds buying or is it mostly retail buyers. At what point do funds really start to show interest and buy? At what point is there a possibility of a larger company making an offer for PNG? Tough question, but if you look 12 months out, what range do you see the price at?
Q: Could you please describe what ENS does and what its future growth looks like? Could you also summarize what in the ENS fundamentals contribute to it being a strong small cap investment?
Q: please suggest 3-5 Canadian etfs for an 18 year old's first TFSA portfolio - something to keep him interested in the concept of growth through investing, including stability and risk. My thoughts are S&P, Nasdaq, Russell, large-cap and crypto. But please use your own judgement - thanks!
Q: Are the increasing delinquencies and fraud risks with auto lenders priced into GSY's pullback recently. With Tricolor, Firstbrands and Primalend now having major issues in the auto lending space, and a short report released not long ago which pointed out concerns with their auto lending risk. Its hard to tell if the pullback is mostly broader economy concerns and the auto risk may be another factor that will pull it down as delinquencies are increasing in North America, and if so we likely see more downside. Also does Propel do any auto loans, and if not does it seem like the better buy since its being dragged down with all the lenders? Thx