Bruce Campbell (2) NYX Gaming Group Ltd NYX-X COMMENT Mar 10, 2017

This sector has definitely had the wind in its face for the past year. The fact that this came out of Amaya (AYA-T) is an issue. Management has done a fantastic job of executing. They’ve probably bitten off a little more than the market wanted to see in the last 2 transactions. If there is a quarter or 2 of better numbers, the stock is probably going to have a fairly good move. From a valuation standpoint, this certainly seems reasonable.

He used to be a “Long” shareholder and lost money. Eventually got fed up with management and got out of the stock.

Doesn’t have a lot of confidence in management. They’ve disappointed investors since they’ve been listed. He likes the exposure in terms of the online gaming sector, but it just hasn’t worked out and he doesn’t see that changing anytime soon.

(A Top Pick May 27/16. Down 57%.) He liked this because it was on a hyper growth trajectory in an industry that was growing by 10%-15% organically. This hasn’t been a revenue problem, it has been an expense problem. He would not commit new capital towards this.

An online gaming company. A very cheap company. They’ve made acquisitions and ramped up their debt. The stock should be acting a little better in terms of fundamentals. The whole sector has dropped in valuation. This company is not that well known and not that well followed, and the stock has really not done that well at all. Thinks the company is okay and that it has potential and a high growth rate, but you can buy the market leader Amaya (AYA-T) at 8X earnings. In and of itself, he thinks the company is okay.

This has been growing fairly well, but certainly hasn’t worked out quite as well as management hoped. The market has been disappointed by the progress. The most recent quarter was disappointing for the street. He continues to hold this. Any time it dips down to the $1 range, he buys stock back because longer-term it is going to continue being a growth business and bringing on more customers. As they rationalize all these transactions, and strip all the fat out, it will start to fire on all cylinders. You may have to be patient for a while.

(A Top Pick Aug 30/16. Down 39%.) An example of a management team that does a big acquisition with very lofty goals of revenue and margin growth. Execution became a little more difficult than they thought and they disappointed the street, so the stock got hammered. They’ve had 3 quarters of not meeting expectations. At this point, it is a “show me” story.

It has been doing well lately. There as a takeover bid for it at 105% premium. He owns a lot of it. He has not sold yet . He prefers to hold on to it. He will still get a little bit if he holds it and someone else may come in to bid higher. He would rather hold it.

This is being taken out with a cash offer. It had a big jump after the deal was announced. If you own, you could sell into the market right now, or wait until the cash offer comes through.