
TSE:PBH
A great performer, though it stalled in late-2018 due to weak guidance. The debt level prevents him from researching this name more. They've made lots of acqusitions in the past, but maybe that's caught up with them. Either CPP or the teachers' union has made a purchase of them recently, which has benefited PBH. Debt is a worry.
Hit a high of $120 in Febuary 2018 and fell to $75 in December. It's now breaking resitance at $84. They just reported a 33% increase in EBITDA, and 40% increase in earnings. EPS is slightly down due to acquisitions. Estimates for this year are 24% and 48% higher next year. The Canadian Pension Board just invested in this. (Analysts’ price target is $90.73)