Investment Q&A

Q: Is the frenzy warranted and is there further justifiable upside, or will this area deflate similar to the cannabis space? Thanks

Q: Have you formed an opinion on this company? What are the details on the warrants. I contacted the company but have had no reply to date.

Q: Please advice on high value stocks with good price in covid world that has good growth options in long run (2 to 5 years).

Q: Hi,
I am trying to look at the stocks I own , not merely as 'stocks" but rather as an investment in a good business. When I look at it that why, I am inclined not to sell indiscriminately irrespective if the stocks have gone up or not. Generally, if I do sell, I realize that I had made a terrible mistake in doing so, after the fact.
To my limited knowledge I do look to 5i for guidance.
Would you consider the stocks I have listed , to be those that represent "good businesses" and that are worth holding even 5 or 10 years out?

Thanks

Q: Hi folks...I see Nuvei won a contract with Columbia's leading operator on on-line gaming; Wplay. It accounts for almost 50% of gaming revenue in Columbia with 1.6M users. Any idea if this is the biggest on-line gaming contract Nuvei has won to date (Colorado, Indianna, West Virginia). Is Nuvei the leader in processing payments for on-line gaming....and should it be the big beneficiary on recently legalized on-line gaming in US & now Canada. Stock has done well but seems to be flying under the radar with min volume, and not much reaction from analysts....thanks as always, jb Piedmont QC

Q: Finished reading the book 100 Baggers and it was a great read. Good to know lots of companies achieved these level of returns. You just have to find a few and hold on.

One of the book suggestion is to focus on smaller market cap companies which can grow over time among other metrics. Looking at some of the recent IPO that came to market with 20B+ market cap and SNOW hitting 100B makes you wonder if some of these newer IPO's can get you 100 Baggers returns.

My questions are as follows:
Do you see market cap playing less of a role going forward and investors will just pay up for growth? Maybe instead of putting 10K in the stock you may have to invest 20-30K to get that capital to compound to 1M without having a 100 bagger.

Finally, just for fun if you were to guess at a few name in the US or Canada that has 100 bagger potential what would they be? I see SHOP, TTD and WELL as having a shot.

Thanks

Q: I have 2-3% position in DSG, VEEV, WELL, NVDA and BYD and would like to add few more names in RRSP. Please suggest your 5 favorites growth names for Canada and US for long term hold (10 years or more) irrespective of sector that you would feel comfortable buying today in RRSP.

Q: Please list and rank up to 10 US stocks which you see as having the best potential for capital returns over the next 3-5 years. Also, please provide a risk rating for each, using a scale of 1-10 with 1 being low risk.
Thank you for your highly valued opinion which has proven to be excellent for my investment over the past several years.

Q: Hello,

I am still sitting on cash... I wish I had more aggressively deployed prior to the election.
q1) I am wondering what would be your favourite names to add new money to or would you recommend waiting for a pull back from the recent highs?

q2) My thoughts was to pick up best in breed nat gas exposure in tourmaline or topaz. Which would you prefer for growth and why? Or is there another name your prefer?

Q: Would like to pick your brain.
Can you give me 5 Canadian NON 5i portfolio stocks that you consider high growth and would probably put in your growth portfolios if you had the cash.

Like KXS, DSG, CSU 5 years ago or LSPD, WELL etc 2 years ago.

Thanks


Sheldon

Q: Given OTPP large position in GFL, could you provide you current view on the company?
I am looking for growth.

Q: Hi group am getting interested in marijuana again can you tell me which ETF is you favorite (CAD or US) also what would be your top 3 individual stocks. What are your views in general on the sector Thanks for you help on this

Q: All of the above companies have doing well recently and should continue given soon to be arrival of several covid 19 vaccines?

Q: Could you please rank your top 10 favourite growth small cap names (US, Canada, or elsewhere). Could you please also rank those same names in terms of lowest risk to highest. Thanks as always to the entire team for your unbelievable service.

Q: Do you know who Is Behind fengate?

What are the next big steps and timing for scr. E.g. Legislative approval, cash flow from New Jersey, what new states are expected to allow gambling and when? Thank you for your prospective.
Do you see this legislative change also impacting The stars group. Any thought they companies would get together.
Mike

Q: It seems the market always looks forward and as such there must be companies that are moving to the upside now based on what the economies of the world will look like six months from now. Please provide me with the names of 5 Canadian companies and 5 American companies that you believe should do well in this new world. (Hopefully, post Covid World). I realize I'm asking for an educated guess, but since you have far more experience than I do, I would appreciate your opinion.

Q: Peter and Ryan,
Your comments on the earnings and guidance from CRWD ? With the continued great run, would you swap any out for NLOK that has lagged ? Does NLOK have any advantages in the individula consumer space ? Thank you.

Q: Which companies (CAN/ US) and/or ETFs would you recommend to buy today for the best exposure to AI? This would be for an 80 year old investor who wants to allocate 8% of his portfolio to AI.
Thank you for your guidance.

Q: Nice to see DCBO is listing in the US. Are there other publicly traded companies in the US in the same space? Trying to get a sense of any valuation gaps between those companies and DCBO? LSPD was well received in the US so hoping DCBO catches a similar welcome.

Q: At what % would you start to trim LSPD in your growth portfolio? On your last report it was 3.97%
Thanks