Q: I think this is the first question for you about this small Candian based, graphene focused equity.
Your general thoughts, please?
Cam
Your general thoughts, please?
Cam
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Q: Hi, Peter can you please update on this co. Would you put your money to work in this co.? What is the risk factor? Thanks Alnoor
Q: Can you please comment on the harvest funds and their unusual high distribution. On a general note, I have about 7 years till retirement, is a covered call strategy beneficial?
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
Q: Any explanation for the sell-off today?
Q: Both up pretty good today.
Any reason you can see?
Sheldon
Any reason you can see?
Sheldon
Q: Ryan; I see CLS has filed a form 20-F with the SEC, which is their annual report ending Dec30. Is this the usual way they do it and have you seen it and have a comment ? Thanks. Rod
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Q: Peter Lynch amassed a fortune investing in undervalued growth stocks. I currently own LNR & GSY. Can I get some other names that you would consider good GARP stocks?
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Q: Snap-on SNA.us looked undervalued after price-weakness following its results reported about a month ago. Yet it is down 3.7% this morning. What am I missing? Fundamentals SEEM fine. I don't see fresh news today.
Is SNA a good longish term dividend grower with prospects of reasonable capital gain? Are you aware of any reason why it has kept dropping? Is debt the issue? Is it a falling knife—i.e. I am missing something important? Would you buy and why please?
Is SNA a good longish term dividend grower with prospects of reasonable capital gain? Are you aware of any reason why it has kept dropping? Is debt the issue? Is it a falling knife—i.e. I am missing something important? Would you buy and why please?
Q: Hi, what stocks look undervalued this week one should consider picking up?
Thanks
Kim
Thanks
Kim
Q: I use Investorline. Help is sought in evaluating veracity of BMO-Morningstar Eq.Analysts reports: They contradict themselves:aMay 26,2017 FVE 86.00, March 13,2018 price 106.00
Feb 2018 analyst say:with share price close to our FVE we recommend not to add more
I feel these reports are not updated or not proof read or what else.???? Can you read it and comment pls
Art
Feb 2018 analyst say:with share price close to our FVE we recommend not to add more
I feel these reports are not updated or not proof read or what else.???? Can you read it and comment pls
Art
Q: What is your opinion of the ETF, DXG, which is based on the Dynamic Global Dividend Fund that has a 10 year return of about 8.5%?
Q: Hi Guys, could I get your take on vmd earnings? They look good to me. Could you please give me what valuation you would put on this stock. Thanks
Q: Hello,
How do you feel about Amazon's performance lately. Its obviously doing very well but do you think it will continue to perform like this or could you see a correction and price decrease in the near future? My shares have exploded and i'm glad to ride the wave but don't want to get caught in a bubble.
Do you think it will split?
Thanks!
How do you feel about Amazon's performance lately. Its obviously doing very well but do you think it will continue to perform like this or could you see a correction and price decrease in the near future? My shares have exploded and i'm glad to ride the wave but don't want to get caught in a bubble.
Do you think it will split?
Thanks!
Q: Which would you prefer at this time:Yangarra or Raging River?
Q: Hi there, can I please have your opinion on PBL quarterly results? Thanks!
Q: Can you please give us your view of YFI. Why has it dropped lately and is it a hold or sell.
Q: Please comment on year end numbers.
Q: Please comment on today's results. They seemed very good but the market does not agree as the stock has sold off sharply. Thanks
Q: hi, wrt John's question about "My Watchlist " from the G&M/Globeinvestor, I have also been using this service for years. Awhile ago (a few years) they required you to 'register' to use this service but you did not have to 'subscribe'. Recently they updated this service. As far as I know, if you were a previously 'registered' user ie you had to login, then you can continue to login to use My Watchlist...at least that is what I have done to continue to use the service. I did not have to create a new account to use the new My Watchlist update. I simply logged in using my previously registered account.
Hope this helps John and others.
And yes they keep removing features of this service ie recently removed the 52 week high/low of a stock from the main view....but you can still see it by selecting the down arrow or expand graphic of each stock but they have also added some other very useful 'views', ie Dividend and Perfomance data
Cheers,
Steve
Hope this helps John and others.
And yes they keep removing features of this service ie recently removed the 52 week high/low of a stock from the main view....but you can still see it by selecting the down arrow or expand graphic of each stock but they have also added some other very useful 'views', ie Dividend and Perfomance data
Cheers,
Steve
Q: Hello,
I was wondering what your thoughts are on RHT given it's current price ( ~$2.22 as of today). Based on the most recent share count outstanding (81,871,000), this suggests an EV of about $180 MM for a company that is showing 6 month revenue of $1.1 MM. While I know that early stage companies are based on what the future holds, I also like to keep an eye on what EBITDA needs to be (in the future) to justify valuations. For instance, in the case of RHT, if one believes that within the next 12-24 months they can achieve EBITDA of ~ $12 MM, then this would suggest that today it is trading at a EV/EBITDA multiple of 15 based on future results. EBITDA of $12 MM in turn is achievable if they can hit ~ $20.5 MM in gross revenue with a 78% gross margin (as per most recent financials) and no increase in cash expenses of $4.0 MM annually, as 6 month financials suggest ~ $2.0 MM in cash expenses. In short, does your modelling of RHT suggest/indicate that this is a realistic expectation, and that within the 12-24 month time frame they can reach ~ $20 MM in gross revenue with no margin compression and no increase in cash G&A costs ?
Thanks!
I was wondering what your thoughts are on RHT given it's current price ( ~$2.22 as of today). Based on the most recent share count outstanding (81,871,000), this suggests an EV of about $180 MM for a company that is showing 6 month revenue of $1.1 MM. While I know that early stage companies are based on what the future holds, I also like to keep an eye on what EBITDA needs to be (in the future) to justify valuations. For instance, in the case of RHT, if one believes that within the next 12-24 months they can achieve EBITDA of ~ $12 MM, then this would suggest that today it is trading at a EV/EBITDA multiple of 15 based on future results. EBITDA of $12 MM in turn is achievable if they can hit ~ $20.5 MM in gross revenue with a 78% gross margin (as per most recent financials) and no increase in cash expenses of $4.0 MM annually, as 6 month financials suggest ~ $2.0 MM in cash expenses. In short, does your modelling of RHT suggest/indicate that this is a realistic expectation, and that within the 12-24 month time frame they can reach ~ $20 MM in gross revenue with no margin compression and no increase in cash G&A costs ?
Thanks!