EPISODE · Mar 2, 2021 · 36 MIN
Stock Talk Podcast Episode 135
from KeyStone’s Stock Talk – Canadian & US Small-Cap Growth & Dividend Stocks, Tips & Portfolio Building Strategies · host Stock Talk Podcast by KeyStone Financial
In our Ask Us Anything segment, Brennan answers a listener question on Churchill Capital Corp IV (CCIV:NYSE) a SPAC that is set to merge with pre-revenue Electric Vehicle company Lucid Motors. Our Case For / Case Against debate is back to take a look at Air Canada (AC:TSX), Canada's largest domestic and international full-service airline. Brennan argues the bull case, I crush him with the bear case, and Aaron sits in as judge, jury, and executioner. For the third week in a row, one of our Stars comes directly from our Canadian Small-Cap Growth Stock Research. VersaBank (VB:TSX), a Canadian Schedule I chartered bank with a difference. VersaBank ranks among the world's first fully digital financial institutions. The stock was recommended to clients a couple of years ago as an alternative to Canada’s Big Banks when it traded at $7.15. VersaBank’s shares trade today at $15.80, have jumped 41% in the past 30-days, 72% year-to-date, and 120% since our recommendation – crushing the performance of the Big Banks over that period. Congratulations to clients who own the stock. The second Star is Groupon Inc. (GRPN:NASDAQ), a global voucher and e-coupon marketplace. Groupon reported its Q4 financial results on February 25th and in the four trading days since the release, Groupon’s stock has shot up nearly 60%. We look into the rally and whether or not the fundamentals suggest it should continue. Finally, in our YSOT segment we answer a listener question on Good Natured Products Inc. (GDNP:TSX-V), a high growth small-cap which produces and distributes high-performance bioplastics for use in packaging and durable product applications.
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