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What stocks in our Emerging Companies Portfolio are we happy to buy?

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Question asked 20/08/2021

What stocks in our Emerging Companies Portfolio are we happy to buy?

Dear James, I joined in July and have recently been focused on populating my portfolio with your recommended dividend paying stocks given payments are approaching. I have however noticed the significant gains of several of your Emerging Companies Portfolio stocks in the last one to two weeks. e.g. CRN ~ 20%, MNY ~ 12%, PPS ~ 11.5%, PBH ~ 19%, NTO ~ 7% Well done! Are any closing in on a target sell price? Do you expect any to take a breather or retrace a bit? What I mean is, are they still buys on Monday? Regards, Nick

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Hi Nick,

Thanks for highlighting some of our recent winners, always a nice start to a question although obviously we do get some on the other side of the ledger. The initial way to evaluate our thoughts towards stocks in our Emerging Companies Portfolio is to visit our website: Click here to view

If a position is highlighted as “Active” it basically means we remain buyers at todays price as opposed to say Praemium (PPS) where we are long and comfortable but don’t regard the risk / reward as exciting after its recently doubled. Of the ones you mentioned only PPS is no longer regarded / marked as “Active” hence were are still bullish the others.

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