16 of The Most Promising Canadian Tech Stocks

Is Canada's largest IT services company. They serve government and healthcare, as well as financials and retail. Very global. Increasingly, they're licensing their own intellectual property and client engagements, which have favourable long-term margins. Resistent to the pandemic. It should grow EPS this year. The kicker is GIB is a successful buyer, doing some recent…

Domain name registration is the bulk of their revenue. They compete with GoDaddy. The other businesses are also growing organically. The fibre business solution side of the business is growing, especially with work from home and the need to connect. He expects acceleration of deployment that could add to the valuation.

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Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Using the cloud, Descartes takes care of the logistics behind shipping stuff for companies. They're good at what they do and are considered a world leader in global logistics. True, the stock trades at a 154x PE and only 0.06% of shares are owned by insiders, but revenue growth tops 18%…

(A Top Pick May 29/18, Down 40%) They make electronic products for other manufacturers, like Cisco. There has been a lot of new product spending delays in the space and this is hurting them. The valuation is great and the company continues to buy back their own shares.

A great Canadian tech company that helps optimize supply chains. It's now more relevant than ever with covid disrupting supply chains. It should see its sales accelerate. One of their largest holdings.

(A Top Pick Sep 10/19, Down 17%) They got hurt late 2019 because of delayed capex by the US telcos like AT&T. But they are now spending on the 5G network. Has large exposure to Asia, sot hey got hit hard in Q1. Business though is recovering in cell phones in Asia and elsewhere, and…

Payout ratio is 56%. Sales are declining by 25% and earnings have fallen by 67%. He would be cautious and would look elsewhere. Yield 13%

(A Top Pick Oct 18/19, Up 4%) Investors are appreciating the steady cash flow. Some day they will be an acquisition target. They have a great niche in the market. They have the ability to grow, although it is not a giant market.

(A Top Pick May 29/19, Up 66%) He sold out previously. He liked the 5 year forecast. As we came into late last year some of the volatility in the stock was not what he was interested in so he exited. He believes they will be stronger going forward.

They sold their position due to the inconsistency of their results. He is watching it again, especially now that the momentum is improving. He is not buying yet, but will keep an eye on it.

He finds it interesting, but got "stop-lossed" out of it. They have a unique low powered cellular device that can be used for tracking. This is another type of device that consumers could look to buy. It could be used to track trailers, or even jack hammers. They did an equity raise a while ago…

(A Top Pick Sep 04/19, Up 9%) Provides software to medium/large businesses. It does cloud and content management for companies, so demand is high. 80% of revenues are recurring with high margins. They're seeing strength in government and healthcare. Their Q4 2020 earnings blew past estimates, growing an impressive 11% YOY during a recession. Continues…

(A Top Pick Dec 17/19, Up 54%) There will be more upside in the near term. They are generating good free cashflow, and their business is doing very well. Management is superb and the Board of Directors is competent. He expects acquisitions in the coming quarters.

He got stopped out of this. It's well-run, but the casinos are closed so there's no revenue coming in. GC carries a reasonable amount of debt. Also, casinos have high operating expenses, even during this lockdown. He wants to see stability in their debt, though. In recessions, gambling performs well, though.