MM thoughts on WSP, AD8 & NTO

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Question asked 26/02/2022

MM thoughts on WSP, AD8 & NTO

Hi James and Team What is your current view on WSP, AD8 and NTO Are they still buys? I could average down AD8 and NTO or buy WSP. If you were to make a trade in any of these 3 which would be your preference.

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Hi,

We think all 3 of Whisper (WSP), Audinate (AD8) and Nitro (NTO are buys and we have them as such in the Emerging Companies Portfolio. What you do is up to you, however in order of risk, AD8 is lower risk, lower upside but a higher quality business, both WSP and NTO are higher risk, more upside, more chance they could go wrong.

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