Park Lawn Corp, Dollarama Inc. and More Earnings Reports this Week (Mar 30-Apr 03)

It got stuck above $30 and is now building a nice base. He likes this.

He has as $6.75 as a speculative buy. He thinks sales continue to track along and thinks this down turn may be the best thing for them. When it comes to CBD oil production everything is being produced in North America. The industry as a whole has been consolidating, but he is still going to…

He owns it in some of his portfolios. They were vegetable growers in the past. Their costs are down fairly low. He is waiting to see what they will do in the next quarter. Their sales price should increase as they sell more directly than in the past. Their low cost production will become more…

Cameras on satellites. Feels they’ve made a lot of progress in the right direction. Management is working hard and there is now more clarity. We may see some positive free cash flow one day. At this point, it is starting to become interesting, although clearly there are still a lot of unclear questions.

Their staff have deep experience making high-end, award-winning cannabis. CANN will be the go-to extractors. It's matter of time before they get their cash flow rolling. It's sold off like the rest of the sector, but he believes this will go higher.

It is in the retail sector. The issue has been that there has not been enough retail locations in Ontario. They have been in the cannabis supply area for some time. They are now the second largest. He thinks it will expand as Ontario builds out its retail locations

A cannabis company. It specializes in research & development related to cannabis. It's a very speculative stock. Experts on Stockchase haven't commented on this stock y et. You can get more informations and analysis on Tradingview.

They have a lot going on in their greenhouse and outdoor operation. They have a deal with Scott's Miracle Grow. He sold off and may buy back in.

They did well, but then missed some quarters. (So has NFI-T.) Margins have dropped in the bus space. He exited 18 months ago. Cities may be holding back on bus orders as they decide on whether to buy e-buses or not. There may be pent-up demand.

Not a long-term hold. Near-term is okay. It's quasi-cyclical. If housing dips...oh boy. He owned this 30 years ago. A good operator with good product, but the macro environment is not good. If a recession comes, sell. Hold.

Mongolia. Optimistic themselves. Can’t give advice.

He wouldn’t take a position right now. If he held it, he would sell it right now. Technicals are downward tending. Sometimes technical stocks don’t work for all stocks. There are major red flag. (Analysts’ price target is $1.43)

They have probably found the richest new silver discovery in the last 20 years, in central Mexico. They own 44% of it. Given the pullback from last week, this is a great time. They don't need leverage to silver.

Iron ore developers and companies have all done very badly. Doesn’t see a lot of upside in the short term for iron ore because there are still quite a few projects coming on and the Chinese steel demand is looking pretty stagnant.

He's not a gold bug, but seeks unloved stocks in unloved sectors. Gold has consolidated nicely and made a good technical turn. His #1 gold holding is FNV-T. TGC has the largest undeveloped deposit in the world and in a safe place (Alaska) with a good partner in Barrick. All tailwinds.

(A Top Pick Mar 29/19, Up 1%) News of their CEO leaving has hurt the stock recently. It does not expect any skeletons are in the closet. This aggregator of funeral homes and cemeteries will see slow and steady growth with a decent dividend.

Very interesting company. The challenge at the moment is that the only analyst covering it is no longer with the brokerage firm. The product itself is installed in a variety of stores and is basically used for in-store advertising. Still waiting for a catalyst and he thinks that will occur based on some of the…

(A Top Pick Dec 31/18, Down 5%) The uranium stocks (and new uranium supplies) won't move up until the commodity rises above $50. It's trading under $30 now. Uranium demand is probably 40% higher than supply. Demand is growing as new nuclear reactors increase; there's demand, but there's an inventory overhang that's pressuring the price.…

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 Nov 2/12. Down 47.82%.) There were potential acquisitions but new management decided to focus on what they were doing really well. Sold his holdings at about $5.32. Still owns a very tiny position. Have a number of tests under pilot for existing roll outs, which he thinks will start to appear in…

They've transitioned into software. They'll try to transition far enough until someone buys them out. Doesn't interest him at all. There are better software companies.

They're turning the corner. They didn't make a fresh low recently, so a good sign. Value investors will return to this after tax-loss selling.

They have low price points and do well during recessions. She owns a different store based in the US instead. She would hold it if you own it, but at 21 times earnings, she would not be buying yet.

Has owned this in the past. They are trying to do a financing, but haven’t been able to close as far as he knows. Until they get the financing closed, he would be very cautious. They do need those funds to continue to operate.

A new CFO about six months ago is resulting in a change in their business operations. He thinks this is a lottery ticket if you already own it. He would wait until year end -- if it does not do well, take the tax loss then. Right now the company is running radio silent.