Q: Making National Gas out of garbage…hmm what could possibly go wrong….. can you say Xebec or Greenlane Renewables,anyways,Bruce Campbell made this a top pick(again) on Market Call today,he really likes the company and it jumped 11% today.Could I get your opinion of this company in regards to growth,management,debt and more importantly profitability,would you recommend this here,if not what do you think would be a good entry point for a 2-3 year hold …thanks and Happy Holidays!!
Q: A company that was showing good potential a few years ago but then flamed out. Near death, but seems to be on back on track. Could you confirm the insider buying also any positives or negatives... would you endorse buying ANRG.TO
Q: Hello 5i team,
In light of ANRG slowly going back up, I am curious what the underlying problems were with the company? Ultimately it always comes down to too much debt, but that is only a result. Was it bad management or simply a bad high capital idea (converting waste to fuel). Looking at the recent new money being put in (Marny/insider purchases) it seems people are still confident in this company.
Are there other companies in this space that have actually succeeded in doing this?
Q: I am wondering if Anaergia is getting past their problems,
I thought this company was finished. They have made a few positive announcements but are they meaningful? What are your thoughts is this worth buying?
Q: Following up on the last question for ANRG, If you were holding shares at this time would you consider staying put, to see what the company does or is it a sell at this time?
Q: So, we all make bad buys, some are real big, and we know them in our accounts, so for interest sake, what would you consider to be the 5 worst buys that have been made in the growth portfolio in the last 3 years.
Thanks again
Q: Hello 5i team,
I have a few guestion about the overall cause of ANRG's massive drop over the past year. Is it simply poor performace/management? The past quarter was bad but was there not growth in the annual numbers.
Or was it something with Litigation? I looked at this in the MD&A but did not quite understand it.
Q: The company has now spoken so what do we now know that we had been so patient
- or not - but waiting for, and how does this news affect Anaergia prospects?
Q: 1. Anaergia has sunk to a point where failure has to be considered; yet I would have thought that unlikely?
2. If you ignore the 2020 blip in their share price NWH is now discounting five years of growth. Two questions; why, and is this a sector phenomena – as in health care or if appropriate real estate more generally, or is it an individual problem applying to solely to NWH?