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Bullboard - Stock Discussion Forum Concordia Healthcare Corp. T.CXR.R

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Concordia Healthcare Corp. > How to increase Concordia's Share Price
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Post by Stockcoach1 on Apr 11, 2016 6:30pm

How to increase Concordia's Share Price

So what are the expectations for CXR in the next few years? 
 
Simply put, the analysts demand that CXR delivers, and uses every penny of it's free cash to pay down it's debt. Performance through debt reduction seems to be the only thesis conveyed by the analysts on how to improve the SP. 
 
Concordia has tried that, when they put 45M toward debt and the SP went even lower. Obviously performing to your expectations is not being rewarded. So then why listen to those pundits? Why spend the next five years throwing every dollar toward debt, improving the debt to revenue ratio. 
Why not attack it from the other end... The revenue end. 
 
 
Consider this. 
Pay only the debt that is due and save every dollar of your free cash. Use that cash to take advantage of opportunities. With the deeply depressed prices, there are lots of molecules at bargain basement prices. 
 
 
With $360 million annual free cash @ high single digit growth of 8%, CXR could have a war chest in excess of 2,280 Billion in 5 years. Deploying that kind of money into opportunities, in 5 years CXR could easily bring in additional revenue of $500-$800 million annually.  At the same time current revenue of 1.05 billion, with yearly growth of 8% would amount to over $1.54 billion annually. 
 
 
So why should Thompson listen to all the analysts? In taking a contrarian view, in five years CXR could easily exceed 2 billion in revenue or more than double of today's numbers. 
Suddenly you've doubled your growth and reduced your debt ratio that everyone was concerned about. That route will be rewarded, because you've created growth and made the existing debt a non issue. 
 
So save your money Concordia!!!
 
 
Don't use it on debt but rather on growth. Nobody rewards you for being debt free. Investors want a responsible growth story. That's how you do it. That's how you increase your Share Price. 
 
That's my opinion.
 
 
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Comment by sunshine7 on Apr 11, 2016 6:46pm
I agree Stockcoach. At a maximum, a blended approach, but ultimately SP is related to cash generation and a multiple based on growth (PEG). Right now under pressure from debt perception encouraged by the shorts. Next 1-2 Q financials will be very important.
Comment by PROtrading on Apr 11, 2016 6:49pm
100% agreed, the whole debt thing is being overplayed to death but the very crafty and manipulative short vegetable gang here. MT and the leadership to pay note that one guy on stockhouse can have hundreds of aliases.  One guy can do so much damage to a stock if they are paid to do it or are 2bit traders that are all over the place on this sad stock manipulation platform.
Comment by Stockcoach1 on Apr 11, 2016 7:05pm
It's true as a member pointed out, that 45M debt payment was nothing in the scope of things but it showed a willingness and ability to deal with it in a quarter where they had large AMCo closing costs. It was more optics...... but I can't say that they got any reward for it.    So just set the money aside but don't telegraph your next move. This creates an element of ...more  
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Comment by PROtrading on Apr 11, 2016 7:47pm
If long time shareholders haven't sold into your waiting hangs, they can average down to buy before you do!  LOL ;-) You're so bad at manipulation, it's not funny! ;-) If it's any help, I've seen worst scumbags on these boards! Have you published your hotel room details for that "party"!?  LOL
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Comment by sunshine7 on Apr 11, 2016 7:55pm
Sure. Pay the obligations and with the cash remaining (est. $350M) pay off some debt in excess of commitment and put the remainder in the coffers waiting the next opportunity to add a tuck in product to their now global platform. Any time you can borrow money at 7% and get 15+% ROI, you do it if you can. Opportunities are out there. I suspect we will hear something to this effect in coming months.
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Comment by sunshine7 on Apr 11, 2016 8:26pm
Its pre-market trade balances and volumes d!k. Why don't you offer a reason rather than mindless rebuttals meant to fill space.
Comment by sunshine7 on Apr 11, 2016 11:24pm
What if debt obligations are met and cash reserves allow tuck in without further debt. Would you go for that? No additional debt but increased sales and cash flow.
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