EFL and OPS.T and Brag.to and VNP.to

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Hello. Any insight on EFT.to Brag.to and Ops. and finally VNP.to

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Asked on January 28, 2021 4:29 pm
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Hey there. Can't seem to find EFT!

As far as BRAG goes, we answered a question on it 3 days ago here:

https://www.stocktrades.ca/premium/answers/thoughts-on-brag-v-bragg-gaming-group-inc/

In terms of OPS, I imagine you mean OPS.TO.

If so, very interesting company. Analysts expect 23% revenue growth this year and 65% growth next year. They also expect the company to drive pretty solid earnings growth. Right now, the company isn't profitable but they expect earnings per share of $0.06 in 2022.

Few issues I have however, is the inconsistencies of a company will really make me second guess analyst estimates. I'll put a lot less reliance on estimates of a inconsistent company than say, Shopify, who has delivered on estimates and guidances for a number of years.

Opsens is a very inconsistent company. Revenue and earnings are sporadic, and it's missed estimates as much as it has exceeded them in the last 3 years.

There is a high premium priced into the stock already. It's trading at over 40 times forward earnings and 7 times sales. Considering the company's projected growth, this is a fair price to pay. But, I'm pessimistic as to whether or not they can get there, based on its past.

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Answered on January 29, 2021 10:45 am
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Hey there. Can't seem to find EFT!

As far as BRAG goes, we answered a question on it 3 days ago here:

https://www.stocktrades.ca/premium/answers/thoughts-on-brag-v-bragg-gaming-group-inc/

In terms of OPS, I imagine you mean OPS.TO.

If so, very interesting company. Analysts expect 23% revenue growth this year and 65% growth next year. They also expect the company to drive pretty solid earnings growth. Right now, the company isn't profitable but they expect earnings per share of $0.06 in 2022.

Few issues I have however, is the inconsistencies of a company will really make me second guess analyst estimates. I'll put a lot less reliance on estimates of a inconsistent company than say, Shopify, who has delivered on estimates and guidances for a number of years.

Opsens is a very inconsistent company. Revenue and earnings are sporadic, and it's missed estimates as much as it has exceeded them in the last 3 years.

There is a high premium priced into the stock already. It's trading at over 40 times forward earnings and 7 times sales. Considering the company's projected growth, this is a fair price to pay. But, I'm pessimistic as to whether or not they can get there, based on its past.

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Posted by Dan Kent
Answered on January 29, 2021 10:45 am