Earning Reports to Watch (Jan 14-18)

They are a recruitment company. It’s not very exciting. It was 45 cents a few years ago, but has been pretty flat since 2013. They pay a nice dividend, the stock hardly trades (about 12000 share volume). It’s profitable and well-managed. He would be interested in the stock at 75 cents but it is so…

They haven't indicated a discovery in the St. James Bay area, though he likes the management and this part of the world for exploration.  (Rick Rule)

Cobalt is a partner commodity in the production of lithium batteries. Earnings are expected to be negative in 2019. Cobalt prices have risen sharply, causing manufacturers to find a way to move away from using it -- nickle may replace it (as an aside Sherritt could be a potential benefactor of this). He would consider…

Sprott is a secured lender in this project, as well as a shareholder. The mining start-up looks like it has been fairly troublesome. If they work through their problems, which he thinks they will, he thinks there is tremendous upside. However, there is risk. There is tremendous upside if they can make all this work.…

They're financed to build their Eagle project in the Yukon, but it's low-grade. His exit strategy is for someone to take them out, but doubts it'll happen at current low gold prices. Brent Cook: Doesn't see anyone buying a modest-grade project like this. (Joe Mazumdar)

He does not like this name. He is worried about its balance sheet and value. It makes sense to own Tel Co’s in a portfolio, but there are better names to own. It is trading at a 37 X P/E. He does not expect much growth in this name. (Rob Tetrault)

They are targeting sports betting into the US and they have a great following there. They have a decent cash position. The marketcap has just exceeded $100 million, which should bring some new investors. (Peter Hodson)

A good midstreamer that pays a decent 5% dividend. Likes this space. This is a steady eddy and he's stick with it even with an earnings miss. (Cameron Hurst)

(A Past Top Pick on April 26, 2017, Down 5%) They build student housing very well and there's currently a shortage in the west. They make a 10% EBITDA margin on these schools. In addition to revenues, they benefit from the asset value is rising in  those projects. They have several the Vancouver area. Down…