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Thursday, October 18, 2018

And now: Sylogist Ltd (SYZ)

Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH) is making interesting gain. PBH is getting closer and closer to the $100 share value. I am doing a bit of browsing on Stockopedia, and I found a few interesting things:

-InterRent Real Estate Investment (IIP.UN) - this one could be a nice replacement for Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC) that I recently sell inside my TFSA portfolio
-Mainstreet Equity (MEQ) - I mention this stock before and even with the recent "crisis" MEQ is going on strong
-Sylogist Ltd (SYZ) - this is quite a mysterious company in intellectual property. There's absolutely no info regarding the board or the management of this company in their Web site, which is really strange.

One thing for sure, James D. Wilson, the CEO of Sylogist Ltd (SYZ) is a discreet man - too discreet for my taste. I like to know who I am dealing with when I invest my money and if I cannot find a pic somewhere of that James D. Wilson - who actually may be the CEO of SYZ, I am not even sure!

SYZ has a nice chart, is decent in term of StockRank in Stockopedia and pay a decent dividend.

The only matter being: who's on board, and who's the CEO???

If those infos aren't explicit like they should be, its a problem.

2 comments:

  1. Hey DG,

    Sylogist Ltd (SYZ) is interesting one. I initiated a tiny position year ago for $10, and it gained over 30% since then (without dividend). It has no debt.

    SYZ is not trading at TSX, actually it is trading in Toronto venture market. That is the reason you couldn't find more details about it.

    Best Regards,

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  2. Sylogist Ltd
    BOARD OF DIRECTORS
    James D Wilson
    Chairman, President & Chief Executive Officer
    David O. C Elder
    Secretary, Director & VP-Corporate Development
    Taylor Gray
    Independent Director
    C Fraser Elliott III
    Independent Director
    Ronald P Cherkas
    Independent Director

    Regards, Toscananext. Http//:toscananext.blogspot.com

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