Earning Reports to Watch (Jan 7-11)

He doesn’t know their financials. The company is trying to revive a historic mining area in Ontario. This type of work takes a lot of money and might require First Cobalt to issue more shares, driving down the price. Alternatively, they might take on a lot of debt, which carries its own problems. Cobalt is…

Wonderful land positions around Red Lake. Has taken the turtle approach in what is usually a rabbit race in exploration. Is expecting aggressive drilling later this year.

Doesn't particularily believe in junior companies trying to develop out their own exploration targets. 1 in 3,000 anomolies becomes a mine. Also the idea of someone spending a great deal of time looking for platinum in Canada doesn't seem like a great idea. If you want to play platinum, play the South Africans.

Will be affected by Nortel, etc. but expects demand will still be there.

Global leader of valves from Montreal. Classic value play, trading just above 1 times NAV. They report in US dollars. About 11 times earnings. The founder is 97 years old. If it is ever sold he figures it could get as much as $30 a share.

Decline in revenue. Can't see any consolidation coming

(Market Call Minute.) Doing two phase 2 trials. Good results. (See Top Picks).

The cannabis space for him has been a no-go zone for some time. He cannot get around the valuation of what these companies should be worth. It has rolled off. There was $2 Billion of equity that came to market. There are a lot of trapped buyers that are late to the party. The challenge…

He likes this. Every time he goes to the mall, these stores are full, while competitors’ stores are empty. It was probably priced aggressively when it was sold to the market, because it was an exciting growth story. Then we got into Amazon, and everybody hates retail, which is what has really hammered this company.…

This has been a phenomenal story. The most important thing is free cash and what the companies do with it. This company is diversifying by getting into networking, data storage, and into other markets. Rogers (RCI.B-T) owns 32% of them and he doesn’t think it is properly reflected in Rogers’ stock price. He would buy…

Great assets. Capital expenditure is going down. Can provide a lot of products to clients. Slightly defensive in many ways. Would like to see the 1.3% dividend increased. Good story. He prefers BCE (BCE-T).

They have about 40% of the market. They disclosed there are up to 31k subscribers. They just went public in June. They are full of cash and now increasing their distribution facility in Montreal 10 fold. They will open a facility out west next year. It would make sense for a large grocer to acquire…

Optimal holding period is from November 6 to February 8. Technically, we have some problems. Gapping lower. Looking for selling exhaustion. Hope for capitulation with high volume, that’s an opportune time to buy as a contrarian play. Yield is 30%.

Japan is finally restarting some reactors. There has been an excess supply so the price has been depressed. This stock is at an 18% discount to the commodity. He likes it here. A couple of years out the supply/demand balance is headed to a shortage. It is a great play on the commodity.

The CEO, who owns a significant amount of stock, has been purchasing even more recently. The end of tax loss selling plus insider buying and a cheap stock. You can’t find fast-growing app or software stocks that are trading at 1.5X sales. There is a significant amount of long term upside in this company. (Analysts’…