Is Walgreens Boots Alliance at the Proper Monitor?

On this podcast, Motley Idiot analyst Invoice Barker and host Deidre Woollard speak about:

• The massive duties forward for Walgreens Boots Alliance‘s new CEO.
• What a dividend drop could be signaling.
• How worth drops impacted Cal-Maine.

Motley Idiot analyst Jim Gillies and host Ricky Mulvey speak about pullback shares together with Aritzia and Shopify.

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This video used to be recorded on January 04, 2023.

Deidre Woollard: No one likes a dividend dropper, however possibly they will have to. Motley Idiot Cash begins now. Welcome to Motley Idiot Cash. I am Deidre Woollard right here with Motley Idiot Analyst Invoice Barker. Invoice, just right to look you. Satisfied New Yr.

Invoice Barker: Satisfied New Yr. Thank you for having me.

Deidre Woollard: I really like to speak income. It is been a minute since I were given to. I think like we are recently within the calm prior to the typhoon in a couple of weeks however we do have some to discuss. Thrilling to me no less than, I would like to begin with the only I am gazing intently. I am a shareholder of Walgreens Boots Alliance extra officially; we simply name it Walgreens. However I am on this one for 2 causes. You have got this new CEO, Tim Wentworth. He is were given a healthcare background. He replaces a CEO, I in point of fact used to be eager about Ross Brewer. She used to be there, I believe lower than two years. That did not in point of fact determine and you have additionally were given this corporate that is on this pharmacy to healthcare shift. Invoice, new CEO, how lengthy prior to I begin to get judging Tim Wentworth’s efficiency?

Invoice Barker: Oh, I do not know. Have you ever listened to him? Have you ever listened to the convention calls? You’ll pass judgement on him immediately if you need.

Deidre Woollard: I did concentrate. Sure.

Invoice Barker: What do you suppose?

Deidre Woollard: I think like he is very acutely aware of the issues the corporate is dealing with, and I think like he has a plan. I at all times I would like any individual who looks like they know what the plan is even if an organization isn’t in the most efficient area at this level.

Invoice Barker: You realize what the plan is and he is defined it and so you recognize what you suppose they are as much as. On the level at which he’s providing timelines or instructions that do not seem, then you’ll be able to pass judgement on him poorly. These days, he got here in early mid October. That is the primary file since he got here in. You are expecting one thing a bit bit like this, a large bathtub file the place you throw in a host of fees and also you waive all that previously, one time stuff going ahead, I will be judged from the purpose at which I’ve wiped clean up the mess. This used to be a part of defining one of the vital monetary place of the corporate as a multitude this is being put into the again, put into the previous that comes with the dividend minimize.

Deidre Woollard: Yeah, let’s speak about that as a result of that is a part of the Large Bathtub means is. You get all of the exhausting stuff out of the way in which, you ascribe it to the previous state of affairs and you progress ahead. However 48% relief within the dividend payout to twenty-five%. Clearly, the marketplace does not love this. It is smart. You have got working losses right here, it will provide you with money. However if you are any individual who is protecting this inventory for the dividend, you are no longer satisfied. Greater establishments more than likely no longer satisfied about this as smartly. What are one of the vital repercussions but even so it happening out there lately?

Invoice Barker: Smartly, in fact, the marketplace had expected with the inventory worth even prior to lately that there used to be going to be a dividend minimize. This is that the yield used to be 7% to eight% someplace in there. That simply does not occur specifically with an organization that isn’t ready to stay that up given the amount of money available and the debt that Walgreens Boots Alliance has. I do not believe this used to be solely surprising. Possibly the level of taking it down principally by way of part, that can had been just a little extra of a marvel than the truth that a minimize used to be made in any respect. The marketplace simply used to be no longer pricing in an anticipation that this dividend may well be maintained, or else it simply do not have been at a yield of 8%.

Deidre Woollard: However generally, in case you have a dividend minimize it, you’ll be able to both see it two tactics. You’ll see it as an indication that the corporate is in point of fact in bother, or you’ll be able to see that it is a signal that the corporate is being prudent and taking motion. I believe it is extra being prudent in taking motion right here. How do you view it?

Invoice Barker: Smartly, I view it as proof of a few restriction on their capital allocation possible choices. They are able to’t allocate capital the way in which they’d given the choice of acquisitions that they’d made and the dividend the place it used to be, and hoping to deal with that particularly with a big bite of the corporate’s debt maturing within the subsequent couple of years. They’ll must factor a brand new debt. They’ve money available to fund operations, however they are going to want to have some debt at upper ranges given lately’s rates of interest than once they issued the debt. The capital allocation possible choices don’t seem to be in depth at the present time. They want to repair their steadiness sheet, and this can be a prudent step in relation to doing so.

Deidre Woollard: Yeah, that is a in point of fact just right level with that. However that debt you need to check out to repay as a lot of that as you’ll be able to prior to you must transfer directly to that upper rate of interest. A part of this is the ones acquisitions that you simply discussed. It feels to me like they are achieved with the purchase a part of the healthcare pivot with that a part of issues, and possibly they are on the integration a part of this. I am serious about this no longer simply in relation to Walgreens. This is not everyone into the pool state of affairs, CVS, a bit little bit of additional forward in this pivot, Kroger is taking a look at well being. Walmart clearly, Amazon is attempting to determine it out. Everybody’s looking to determine it out, I think like Walgreens wishes it to paintings greater than a few of the ones others, even supposing possibly no more than CVS. What do you take into consideration this when you have a host of businesses looking to chase this something. Maximum of them doing it by way of obtaining different smaller corporations and looking to patch in combination one thing.

Invoice Barker: Smartly, there may be a large number of festival right here. You have got higher use of mail, other people getting their medicine delivered by way of mail. You have got increasingly gamers. As you discussed, the Walmarts, Costco, everyone, Kroger, and Safeway. Everyone you’ll be able to title can do a large number of what Walgreen’s really extensive trade is. You have got pharmacists who’re putting. You have got simply festival from a large number of other puts and the quantity 2 participant, an enormous operation. They are widely known and relied on by way of thousands and thousands, however the alternatives to extend their costs are very restricted. I believe given particularly one of the vital consideration that is being paid to the PBM’s which is a exceptional quantity of promoting and in reality probably the most few problems that you’ll be able to to find the place there appears to be some bipartisan settlement that that is one thing price addressing.

Deidre Woollard: Something I believe is attention-grabbing with Walgreens is the retail facet wasn’t so unhealthy. They noticed some just right enlargement in pharmacy, however a large number of that used to be because of the price of medicine. However you discussed the pharmacists and this section, I believe is in point of fact attention-grabbing as a result of at the income name, Tim Wentworth, he talked just a little about how they are operating with schools. They are looking to construct that pipeline of pharmacists. That is necessary as a result of there don’t seem to be sufficient pharmacists available in the market. The pharmacists which are there are obviously no longer satisfied. You had what they referred to as pharmageddon in October with pharmacists strolling out. A part of this is OK. You get extra pharmacists and that possibly takes one of the vital paintings load off however I additionally suppose now we have observed employees really feel extra empowered in recent years and so with Walgreens, do in addition they must make the ones present pharmacists happier?

Invoice Barker: Smartly, it seems that they do. You’ll’t maintain too many moves like that. Folks will simply cross somewhere else and when they are used to getting the whole lot at all times at Walgreens, getting the whole lot fulfilled there as a result of Walgreens has already were given my insurance coverage data and I will be able to simply cross there and they’re compelled to seek out different shops to get their wanted prescribed drugs and prescriptions crammed. That is unhealthy for Walmart, for other people, its dependable consumers to be discovering who else does precisely what Walgreens does for them, however possibly extra reliably. Possibly at higher costs for some other people once they after all have to move out and try the contest. Yeah, it is a in point of fact tough spot for them to be and so they want extra pharmacists. The pharmacists they have got have demonstrated that they are no longer satisfied. Walgreens is at this time in the middle of looking to execute really extensive financial savings operations in song in relation to billions of greenbacks of annual financial savings on prices. That may be a proscribing issue on simply throwing cash on the downside.

Deidre Woollard: Yeah. It is attention-grabbing too. I take into consideration this for the long run, serious about the position of the pharmacist as a result of you have got an growing old pharmacist inhabitants recently, so you wish to have to deliver extra pharmacists in. However on the similar time, you possibly have one of the vital pharmacist position being automatic or taken over by way of AI come what may. Who is aware of what is down the street? AI will get in to the whole lot. However I believe it is attention-grabbing that it is a type of spaces the place you have got growing old pharmacists and, you have got an growing old inhabitants so you are additionally going to have an expanding quantity of prescriptions and you wish to have to have that wisdom. It is a tricky spot to be in.

Invoice Barker: It is a tricky spot for Walgreens. Thankfully, at this time in relation to the inventory within the corporate, it’s buying and selling at lower than seven instances adjusted income. They reemphasized or reiterated this 12 months’s adjusted income. The adjusted income are very other from the GAAP income at the present time once we discussed possibly one time fees that had been lumped into this quarter. But when you’ll be able to ship on the prime finish of the variety, $3.50 a percentage and let’s emphasize adjusted income for a inventory that is buying and selling at lower than seven instances that quantity. Glance, in the event that they ship that this 12 months, the inventory’s going to move upper from right here. It is not going to hang out at lower than seven instances income whenever you persuade those that the ones income are repeatable and that you simply delivery getting rid of the adjustment out of the equation.

Deidre Woollard: I’ll take us in every other matter. We are going to speak about eggs. One of the crucial issues I to find interesting is that there is this one corporate that in point of fact is a chum of ours referred to as Large Egg or Large Yolk. It is Cal-Maine. That is attention-grabbing as a result of this time, closing 12 months, particularly across the vacations, everyone used to be freaking out round the cost of eggs and inflation generally and inflation has dropped. Some costs have no longer dropped with it, sadly however egg costs have dropped so much so just right information for us. Unhealthy information for Cal-Maine, as a result of they are the largest manufacturer of shell eggs. In keeping with the corporate, on the finish of closing 12 months, they had been getting $2.88 for a dozen typical eggs. Finish of closing 12 months, $1.45 so large drop. But this corporate, I imply this is a fascinating one, it is carried out smartly over the last 5 years. No longer so nice over the last 12 months as a result of egg costs. How do you take into consideration companies which are so depending on in point of fact a unmarried product like this?

Invoice Barker: Smartly, I’d no doubt delivery by way of announcing, I don’t have any skill to let you know what will occur with egg costs from 12 months to 12 months, or a decade to decade. They will more than likely cross up over the process a decade, however there are issues that occur that dramatically impact, it is a commodity. There is no logo worth to eggs. The issues that occur like avian flu outbreak, which is going on once more, and which took egg manufacturing for Cal-Maine nearly took it down by way of a part from fiscal 12 months of ’16-’17, that might occur once more, that may force up egg costs, however that isn’t a just right factor, that is the way it happens. If Cal-Maine can do a greater activity of defending its eggs and farm animals than the contest in order that it has a lot much less publicity to one thing that is affecting the marketplace as an entire then that may be fine to it. However they are no longer in search of avian flu to in anyway enhance what occurs for shareholders. That is simply no longer going to occur. I believe you are uncovered. You are uncovered when you’re an organization that has one product and it is a very fragmented marketplace and they are able to proceed to procure one of the vital festival as they have been doing relentlessly during the last 30 years. However the great section about this one merchandise is it is one thing that folks have at all times sought after and we think we’re going to at all times need.

Deidre Woollard: Yeah, that is true. They have achieved some smaller acquisitions. I do know they are purchasing an outdated Tyson broiler manufacturing unit. They’ll convert that to egg manufacturing. You discussed the branding. There may be egg manufacturers however there is no primary egg logo however there are sorts. They have were given Cal-Maine, they have got typical eggs, however they have additionally were given uniqueness eggs in order that’s such things as natural, cage unfastened, smaller a part of the trade, however they can keep an eye on the costs. Invoice, are you the common egg purchaser or are you in search of the cage unfastened or farm raised? What is your egg?

Invoice Barker: I’m an rare purchaser of eggs. There are different issues that I am extra competent at purchasing. However I believe I have been identified when requested, I’ll the shop, what do we’d like, and eggs is thrown out that I will get them, however I do not know what logo I would possibly wish to search for. However I in most cases would pick out up the natural or cage unfastened, or each so as a result of that appears to be what we’ve got in the home.

Deidre Woollard: It is not worth dependent for you?

Invoice Barker: No. I’m happy to listen to lately that egg costs had been minimize in part during the last 12 months. I do not need been any person who would had been in a position to let you know that from my buying enjoy. There are different merchandise, the costs of which I keep on with nearer than that within the grocery retailer.

Deidre Woollard: I’ll get you purchase extra eggs. Thank you on your time lately, Invoice.

Invoice Barker: Thanks.

Deidre Woollard: Expansion shares thieve the highlight within the monetary media. However one thing far more uninteresting is in the back of a variety of wealth advent, dividends, the common bills that businesses ship shareholders. Dividends could make an organization a bit extra disciplined on capital allocation and supply buyers with longer term streams of source of revenue. One of the crucial Motley Idiot analysts in the back of inventory Consultant, our flagship making an investment provider, put in combination an inventory of 3 dividends, shares to shop for this 12 months. We’re sending this report back to Motley Idiot Cash listeners without spending a dime. Simply as a thanks for testing the display and not using a acquire essential. Simply cross to www.idiot.com/2024dividends and we’re going to e mail it without delay on your inbox. We’re going to additionally come with a hyperlink within the display notes. The marketplace used to be on hearth closing 12 months, however one luxurious store did not sign up for the birthday party. Ricky Mulvey stuck up with Motley Idiot candidate Jim Gillies to discuss a few pullback shares and atmosphere expectancies for investments in 2024.

Ricky Mulvey: Jim, we’ve got been tasked with discussing some pullback shares and I think like that is the more difficult activity to start out the 12 months with the section. This may had been a lot more straightforward if we had been recording this only a few months in the past and I am a longer term investor, I wish to let my winners run and I am feeling a bit cautious at this time. Tech shares rose about 50% in 2023. They really feel like we are at 0 rates of interest once more and the way can buyers set their expectancies all over what some would possibly really feel is a bit little bit of a marketplace mania?

Jim Gillies: Certain. Smartly, sure, clearly it might had been really nice to have achieved this display say across the finish of October, early November prior to the markets simply made up our minds, whats up birthday party on guys, let’s cross and ran up. I’ll thrust back a bit bit. I do not know that I’d believe us to be in a marketplace mania section. I do not really feel extraordinarily unhealthy that sure, tech shares are up within the closing 12 months, in large part because of the so referred to as now magnificent seven which are on the entrance of the S&P 500 and of the Nasdaq. That in fact being Meta and Microsoft, and Nvidia, and Apple, Amazon and there may be two extra in there. I believe for starters, firstly of the 12 months now we have long past on valuation and 2d of all, I do not know that I’d agree that we are again to 0 rate of interest ranges. I am a Canadian and so our tech sector principally consist of 2 corporations Shopify and Constellation Tool. I can indicate Shopify lately, it is up 120% in 2023. That is improbable and nice. Nonetheless about 55% underneath, it is all time prime, which tells you, I believe a bit bit about how loopy issues were given all over the tail finish of COVID working as much as say November 2021, possibly early 2022 and what kind of issues fell such that you’ll be able to get 120% acquire in a 12 months, which by way of all accounts is a sexy just right 12 months. You continue to want to greater than double to get again to the place you had been at one level.

I believe a large number of possibly a bit little bit of recency bias the place we take a look at what is took place within the closing 3 or six months and cross, boy, issues have got in point of fact pricey and what I care to do when I am feeling this fashion and it is one thing after I communicate to different younger analyst in a mentor position or when I am looking to annoy a coworker of mine who would possibly like a inventory that I detest or vice versa. I really like to mention there may be two questions that topic in making an investment. There may be two questions. The primary query is, what’s it regardless of the inventory is, what’s it price and why? I think that if you’ll be able to resolution the ones questions in any marketplace surroundings, euphoric, despondent, flat, I believe you are more than likely beautiful just right floor there as a result of you are going to be flawed clearly as a result of we wouldn’t have best foresight. But it surely is helping a framework to start out deciding, smartly what’s it price? What’s a Constellation Tool price? Why is it price that? What’s a Fb/Meta price? Why is it price that? Meta’s up, what? I believe it got here into the 12 months sub 100 dollars and now it is over 300?

Ricky Mulvey: That is beautiful just right.

Jim Gillies: Smartly, it is beautiful just right, however I in reality purchased and bought, I nonetheless name it Fb. I in reality purchased and bought Fb in early 2023 for a moderately brief double. I do not specifically just like the inventory, however I checked out it and responded the ones questions, what’s it price and why and mentioned, smartly, it is price significantly greater than the place it hits buying and selling right here at what, 80 or 90 dollars roughly factor.

Ricky Mulvey: It used to be principally, and I do know the PE a couple of has faults. At one level, Fb used to be buying and selling lower than the common S&P 500 a couple of. It looks like when you personal that a lot of the web and you’ve got 3 billion other people interacting along with your platform, like the ones community of results were given to be price a bit bit greater than the typical.

Jim Gillies: Sure. You will have simply long past an extended tactics to answering the second one query, the why.

Ricky Mulvey: One of the crucial issues if you are going to make the most of shares in a pullback is you were given to have some dry powder to take action. How are you serious about as we commence the New Yr, how are you serious about your money place? How will have to buyers take into consideration their money place at this time?

Jim Gillies: My money place used to be moderately huge entering Autumn 2023 for more than a few causes. Maximum of it I in reality deployed between September and November, so I am a bit mild on money at the present time, however I believe given what is took place in November, December, that grew to become out to be moderately prudent. However then the trick turns into, until you had been going to promote one thing to shop for one thing else, which means that you must get two choices, you must get the promoting right kind and the brand new acquire right kind. I wish to fill up my money place, and so I am within the privileged place of I am nonetheless gainfully hired, no less than Knock-wood till the top of the 12 months and so each paycheck, each paycheck, X p.c is going into the funding account, X p.c of my vital different’s paycheck is going into the funding account, and so you are regularly including money for long run now clearly as your portfolio preferably will get higher, the ones incremental money advertisements turn out to be much less and not more necessary. But additionally, I believe that, I do know that is going to air within the new 12 months, however I am a large fan of tax loss harvesting and once more, you are going via that little mini framework of thoughts, what is it price and why. On this case it makes you compelled to have a look at this inventory in positive title right here, no matter. This inventory is down 50, 60% this 12 months. Why is it down such a lot? What is took place? You delivery answering the ones questions, like possibly control biffed an acquisition, possibly you merely paid an excessive amount of whilst you purchased it and the possibilities enlargement has fallen off on the corporate so the possibilities is probably not nice for a restoration. However these kind of issues mean you can say I’ll harvest for tax loss functions, or I’ll harvest some losers to redeploy within the New Yr into winners. Possibly when you’ve got I wish to keep away from wash sale rule issues, possibly you continue to like the corporate, you promote it now, you purchase it again within the new 12 months after what’s it in most cases 30 days. I believe for wash sale laws.

Ricky Mulvey: We are doing December recommendation in January, Jim.

Jim Gillies: Smartly, it is humorous factor, Ricky. December comes yearly and I believe you’ll be able to very conveniently delivery making plans for December 2024 and likewise not anything says you’ll be able to’t take a tax loss in shall we say June.

Ricky Mulvey: After we mentioned what is it price? You were given to grasp a bit little bit of the multiples to inform the tale. One business you be aware of is retail. I will say the bodily retail area and there may be one ETF protecting it, referred to as XRT. Nonetheless off about 30% from COVID highs. Since that is one in every of your playgrounds, how are you in search of alternatives on this area? Are there one or two valuation metrics that more recent buyers entering this display can use to check the ones bodily shops?

Jim Gillies: Sadly, they are no longer clean metrics to seek out. Any person can glance up similar retailer gross sales or comp gross sales or no matter we are doing. The metrics of everybody can glance up on income a couple of would possibly or might not be extraordinarily helpful frankly. My most well-liked factor is to mention if I wish to take a look at one thing within the retail area, even supposing that might practice to just about the rest, as I’d inspire new buyers to take an additional step. I would like them to take an additional step since the extra further steps you are taking and you recognize why you put money into the belongings you do, and you know how to possibly take a look at an organization that will get you extra concerned, it makes you extra sticky. I believe it makes you a extra longer term investor since you are beginning to construct. The grimy little secret, proper? We propose shares for a dwelling, however we no doubt do not know the whole lot about an organization at the Day 1 the place we suggest it. We are construction relationships. I do know and I be told extra a couple of inventory I have invested in a 12 months, two years, 3 years down the street. However probably the most issues that I am an actual giant fan of money drift as , and so for a more recent investor I’d say, acquaint your self with an organization’s monetary stories. Glance up the once a year file. You do not want to take a look at quarterlies but. However cross to find the newest annual file. They will be at the corporate’s site below the investor members of the family phase. There are 3 primary monetary statements and they are all necessary in their very own approach. However forget about the source of revenue remark for now, forget about the steadiness sheet for now, simply cross to the money drift remark and glance up two strains.

The primary line is money drift from operations or from working actions, relatively frequently mentioned and the second one line is down within the phase on making an investment money flows. It’s going to say capital expenditures or acquire of PP&E, belongings plan apparatus, that factor. Merely take working money drift and subtract what the corporate spent on capex. That will provide you with a coarse concept of what the corporate produced in relation to money drift. Money drift that they do not want to finance and roll into and finance their very own actions. It is money drift that during concept they might simply flip round and hand it all to their shareholders. In concept it is referred to as unfastened money drift. Do this after which evaluate that to the fee, the price of the corporate, all of the marketplace cap of the corporate, which is the proportion worth multiplied by way of the choice of stocks. You’ll even possibly herald, if the corporate employs debt or no matter, you’ll be able to even herald debt and say upload that during, however you need to pay an affordable worth for no matter you are getting. The following factor despite the fact that is perceive a bit little bit of the trade you are purchasing. Only for a laugh, we’re going to throw out right here, GameStop. The well-known meme inventory that were given everybody in a tizzy a few years in the past. Sells video video games, collectibles, online game methods, what have you ever. No longer a large number of enlargement there, so you need to look [inaudible]. You need to look them generating extra money as a result of this is an business that is at the decline, going away. There may be at all times the worry that bodily media will simply disappear and the whole lot will probably be streaming so you’ll be able to get your video games the similar approach you get your Netflix.

In the event you did wish to purchase GameStop, and I am not partial to GameStop at this worth, however when you did wish to purchase GameStop, you could possibly delivery gauging and say, smartly, if I may pay lower than 10 instances money drift for this and I am quite certain the money drift is first rate, possibly that is in this sort of an organization, possibly it is just right. However since we’re looking to communicate a bit bit about rebounds or possibly purchasing alternatives on pullbacks, there’s a Canadian store that I have were given my eye on and that I’ve really useful within the provider that I entrance. It is a corporate referred to as Aritzia. I’m really not a way plate in fact, however different persons are and it is been very a hit in Canada till in point of fact the closing 12 months. It used to be in point of fact a hit the ticker is ATZ at the Toronto Inventory Change and there’s a red sheet checklist, which I wouldn’t have off the highest of my head, however it is a couple billion buck corporate, I imagine. Principally, they are maxed out in Canada in relation to their enlargement right here. However they are no longer looking to develop in Canada they’re coming south. We’re invading the USA. Aritzia has been very intentionally entering the states following a method as a result of they’re highly regarded right here and a idea that works right here in most cases may paintings there. An instance I’d provide you with Canadian corporate the place it maxed out within the nation and labored really well right here and has additionally labored really well down there. You will have heard of Lululemon?

Ricky Mulvey: Heard of it. I personal the inventory as smartly.

Jim Gillies: Stunning. That may be a nice instance of what I am taking a look at with Aritzia right here. As a result of you may be mindful a couple of decade in the past, Lululemon, recently about $500 a percentage, used to be $135 a percentage inventory as a result of they might gotten overwhelmed down. They’d some government turmoil, they’d just a little of a scandal. A few of their highly regarded leggings had been denoted as see via, no longer in most cases just right, and so the inventory were given overwhelmed down because of this. That is the place Aritzia is at this time, as a result of they turfed on a few of their style. They turfed on a few of their enlargement plans. The inventory is down 40% this 12 months, however they’re spending vital money. We take a look at our money drift and they are spending a bit bit extra money than they are making at this time. However the cause of this is for this huge push into the USA. If it really works very similar to what Lululemon did, they can right kind their issues. They are able to proceed their enlargement trajectory, this may well be in point of fact attention-grabbing for buyers in say 5-7 years.

Ricky Mulvey: Jim, I believe you simply responded the closing 3 questions I had within the define with that one. No, one in every of at the moment we are going to have Gillies’ rants unleashed at the display and I will be able to’t watch for that day. [laughs] Jim, as at all times, respect your time and your perception.

Jim Gillies: Thanks, Ricky. You’re taking care.

Deidre Woollard: As at all times, other people at the program will have hobby within the shares they speak about and The Motley Idiot will have formal suggestions for or towards, so do not purchase or promote shares primarily based only on what you listen. I am Deidre Woollard. Thank you for listening. We’re going to see you the next day.