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Q: Hi Guys,
Can you please update your opinion of Atlantica Sustainable (AY:US).
Thanks
Dave
Can you please update your opinion of Atlantica Sustainable (AY:US).
Thanks
Dave
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KraneShares CSI China Internet ETF (KWEB $30.45)
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Global X MSCI China Consumer Discretionary ETF (CHIQ $21.03)
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Xtrackers Harvest CSI 300 China A-Shares ETF (ASHR $34.78)
Q: Hi,
I am wondering what your thoughts are on ETFs that focus on China. As it reopens, do you see any benefit to owning either an ETF, or possibly specific shares, that are expected to grow coming out of Covid? CNXT is another ETF I've looked at, but it is not in your database. My portfolio is about 60% in Canada, the balance in US and I have been focusing on adding more US exposure, mainly in the tech and health care sectors. I also find it interesting that the auto industry in China gained as Covid restrictions eased and am seeing a bit of follow through in the US auto industry, possibly driven by TSLA - but I am not sure why that would be, as I would think it is the last thing anyone would be buying now. If adding more international exposure, what would be a good target percentage and does this make sense at this point in time? Please deduct points as you see fit.
Thanks - your suggestions are always welcome!
Dawn
I am wondering what your thoughts are on ETFs that focus on China. As it reopens, do you see any benefit to owning either an ETF, or possibly specific shares, that are expected to grow coming out of Covid? CNXT is another ETF I've looked at, but it is not in your database. My portfolio is about 60% in Canada, the balance in US and I have been focusing on adding more US exposure, mainly in the tech and health care sectors. I also find it interesting that the auto industry in China gained as Covid restrictions eased and am seeing a bit of follow through in the US auto industry, possibly driven by TSLA - but I am not sure why that would be, as I would think it is the last thing anyone would be buying now. If adding more international exposure, what would be a good target percentage and does this make sense at this point in time? Please deduct points as you see fit.
Thanks - your suggestions are always welcome!
Dawn
Q: Hi 5I team, I hope you all have had a nice weekend. I wonder how do you feel about the above noted company, buy-able? what is the risk associated with this name? Thanks.
Lin
Lin
Q: Hello -
Do you have a recommended Emerging Markets ETF that is ex-China, or alternatively, has reduced exposure to China?
I would be interested in this type of ETF in a USD account and also a similar version in my CAD account if it exists.
Do you have a recommended Emerging Markets ETF that is ex-China, or alternatively, has reduced exposure to China?
I would be interested in this type of ETF in a USD account and also a similar version in my CAD account if it exists.
Q: This stock is setting all-time records and Matt McCall (stock advisor) claims that he advised people to buy this when it was basically a penny stock back in the spring. I know and trust you people. What is your opinion. Would it not be a bit late to get in now? Is it like Vector Vest when they boast about winning stocks saying they advised people to buy ages before they became winners? May I please have your opinion on Prosy which was also mentioned. One gold stock you like is Walbridge. It seems to have over the last month or so not been keeping up with the majority of the gold stocks. I know what you say will be correct. Thanks again for your trustful service. Dennis
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Tesla Inc. (TSLA $400.62)
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Workhorse Group Inc. (WKHS $2.80)
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Kandi Technologies Group Inc. (KNDI $0.83)
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Nio Strategic Metals Inc. (NIO $0.28)
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Nikola Corporation (NKLA)
Q: After watching Tesla from the sidelines (sadly) for too long, I would like to start an investment in the EV "sector". I am thinking about a basket approach and would appreciate your opinion on a few that I know of and any others that you may suggest.
Workhorse, WKHS; Arcimoto, FUV (does not pop up on your site), Nio inc, NIO; Nikola Motors, NKLA; Kandi Technologies, KNDI; and of course, Tesla, TSLA. I realize that some if not all of these may be speculative and require a long time frame but I do believe that there is an EV revolution coming and I would like to be part of it as both an investor and a consumer. Do any of them have serious red flags?
Is there a very specific ETF that might be an easier way to go? Any thoughts on whether Rivian might go public any time soon? Should GM be on the list perhaps?
As always, thanks so much for your valued opinions regarding this and everyone else's enquiries!
Workhorse, WKHS; Arcimoto, FUV (does not pop up on your site), Nio inc, NIO; Nikola Motors, NKLA; Kandi Technologies, KNDI; and of course, Tesla, TSLA. I realize that some if not all of these may be speculative and require a long time frame but I do believe that there is an EV revolution coming and I would like to be part of it as both an investor and a consumer. Do any of them have serious red flags?
Is there a very specific ETF that might be an easier way to go? Any thoughts on whether Rivian might go public any time soon? Should GM be on the list perhaps?
As always, thanks so much for your valued opinions regarding this and everyone else's enquiries!
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA $141.01)
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Tencent Holdings Ltd. ADR (TCEHY $66.70)
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JD.com Inc. (JD $31.60)
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Kutcho Copper Corp. (KC $0.41)
Q: I know U.S listed Chinese companies are likely not your primary focus but I'm very interested in some of the tech based companies China is producing (KC.US specifically). I understand there are political risks but do you see 3-5 companies that you find VERY interesting as a mid-term hold? Or is this a space too filled with risk to bother?
Q: Hi, In my opinion, right now it's a good time to enter the UK and France markets. I've looked at a few mutual funds, however none target these markets aggressive enough for my liking. I'm now considering purchasing a few blue chip companies that operate out of these countries. From my understanding, in order to do this, I must purchase them through the OTC. Is that correct, and if so, do you consider this an acceptable strategy? Thanks.
Q: Can you add this stock to your database? What do you think of it as a way to play the gaming space?
TIA!
TIA!
Q: I would appreciate your thoughts on FLTR on the London exchange. Time to sell? hold? What will be the tax implications of selling from an unregistered account? Thankful for any and all insight. ram
Q: Hello what can you tell me about this company is it good value or a value trap
What do they have for earnings/forecast,their chart looks terrible
Being located in Hong Kong is that a possible negative
Would like your thoughts on this company for 1-2 year hold 3% position
Thank you
What do they have for earnings/forecast,their chart looks terrible
Being located in Hong Kong is that a possible negative
Would like your thoughts on this company for 1-2 year hold 3% position
Thank you
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MercadoLibre Inc. (MELI $1,855.83)
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JD.com Inc. (JD $31.60)
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Mobile TeleSystems Public Joint Stock Company American Depositary Shares (Each representing 2 Shares of) (MBT $5.50)
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StoneCo Ltd. (STNE $15.10)
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ICICI Bank Limited (IBN $28.80)
Q: I'm curious what your favourite emerging market companies are right now (that can be bought on a US exchange). I currently own MELI and am looking for some other ideas in the tech space. Or can you suggest an etf?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Could I have your opinion of this stock please?
Q: I am heartened to see that 5i members have jumped into Flutter London. I wonder what your prospect are. I am guessing for a long term hold and do you see as a target.
Also I wonder if Robert could mention who his broker is and when it happened because TD had not switch over to show the london listed shares in my account still? Thank you for your great service.
Also I wonder if Robert could mention who his broker is and when it happened because TD had not switch over to show the london listed shares in my account still? Thank you for your great service.
Q: Went up 25% today, I see no news , do you ?
Should I keep it or sell, am -5% even after today.
It has not moved along as other tech stocks,can you comment please ? Also lots of lawsuits against IQ, do you think this is the reason for poor performance ?
Thanks
Should I keep it or sell, am -5% even after today.
It has not moved along as other tech stocks,can you comment please ? Also lots of lawsuits against IQ, do you think this is the reason for poor performance ?
Thanks
Q: Hi 5i,
I'm interested in Flutter. Which symbol should I use: PDYPF or PDYPY? (Liquidity, foreign exchange, etc)
TIA!
I'm interested in Flutter. Which symbol should I use: PDYPF or PDYPY? (Liquidity, foreign exchange, etc)
TIA!
Q: Hi,
In all of the recent turmoil, I missed that The Stars Group was bought out. As such, I obviously didn't do anything and noticed today that I have the Flutter shares in my account - which are actually up quite nicely from the bought price. I'm content to continue to do nothing and let these Flutter shares hopefully continue to appreciate.
Any red or yellow flags from your perspective on Flutter, realizing that you don't follow it.
Thanks,
Robert
In all of the recent turmoil, I missed that The Stars Group was bought out. As such, I obviously didn't do anything and noticed today that I have the Flutter shares in my account - which are actually up quite nicely from the bought price. I'm content to continue to do nothing and let these Flutter shares hopefully continue to appreciate.
Any red or yellow flags from your perspective on Flutter, realizing that you don't follow it.
Thanks,
Robert
Q: Can you please comment on the company ADRs shares issue and the strength in the stock which is well above the issue price. Is it a buy at this level? Thanks.
Q: What do you think of jd right now? Do you think Chinese companies may see less downside fallout from covid near term than say their us counterparts? Thanks.