Vincor International Ltd. (VN.TO)

WEAK BUY
Good company and the stock has done reasonably well. Aging demographics help the wine industry. Stronger Cdn$ creates cheaper imports. Can't see it taking off like a rocket, but you won't get hurt with it.
BUY
The recent downturn has created a buying opportunity. A well-run business with a good strategy. Valuation is pretty attractive. Earnings may be down in the next quarter or two but a good long-term holding. Tried to buy in the $22/23 range.
TOP PICK
Hit a 52-week high, but expects it to move higher.A classic growth at a reasonable price.
BUY
Well run. Down the road, it will probably be taken over by a large international.
BUY
Good, solid, well run company. A long term story.
BUY
Made a new acquisition of a New Zealand winery. Seems to trade cheaply. Thinly traded.
BUY
Good company. More consolidation with their holdings. Good management.
BUY
Well managed. Great acquisitions. Has moved into Australia. You are paying a premium on this stock, but it is worth it.
BUY
Good company. Strong acquisition strategy.
BUY
Benefitting from age demographics. Strong brand recognition. Good growth.
BUY
Some California vineyards are facing bankruptcy, so there will be an opportunity to pick up some bargain assets.
TOP PICK
Made a good deal in Australia. Good management.
BUY
Well recognized products. Will either be a takeover or will expand.
TOP PICK
PE is 17 X. Should do well. Good expansion moves.
BUY ON WEAKNESS
A little overpriced. Would buy at $18/19.
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