Q: For a high risk, ten year hold would you side with Unity Software or Docusign? Thanks.
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Q: Hello Peter,
In your opinion, between the two which one has more upside over the next year or two?
Regards
Rajiv
In your opinion, between the two which one has more upside over the next year or two?
Regards
Rajiv
Q: Streaming services ETFs. Cannot find any questions on this ETF or any other similar ETF in the 5i database (if there are any others). Other than its small size and relative "newishness" any other views \ concerns on SUBZ?
- Netflix Inc. (NFLX)
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
- Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
- The Trade Desk Inc. (TTD)
- Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
- Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI)
- Upstart Holdings Inc. (UPST)
- Topicus.com Inc. (TOI)
Q: The markets pre-COVID were rising at a reasonable rate year to year, with the odd market downturn. Since March/April 2020 the markets have shot up and stocks are trading at much higher multiples than pre-COVID. Eventually, reality may kick-in. There are many companies trading at very high evaluations. If you look at the overall market (i.e. Nasdaq) you see an exponential growth curve for the past 18 months, definitely not sustainable and possibly overpriced.? I still buy stocks but sometimes feel that if the market turns around, it could be years for it to come back. (I am more concerned about companies such as SHOP, NVEI, TTD, LSPD, NVDA, TOI, UPST, ... all of which are great companies but if we overpay, payback could be much more than 5 years.) I thought same about Netflix, I was totally wrong and missed out on one of the biggest lifetime opportunities BUT there must be a point where the price is definitely too high. Are we overpaying? Will we regret this at some point? Your thoughts? Thanks.
- Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
- Walmart Inc. (WMT)
- Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
- DocuSign Inc. (DOCU)
- Affirm Holdings Inc. (AFRM)
Q: Peter and team,
I use the US side of my portfolio mainly for growth opposed to CDN for income and some growth. Thinking of a switch from docu to affirm looks like good money to be made in this one. Can you give a comparison between the 2 and do you think affirm is a better investment now?
I've hit the highest ever by far in my portfolio this year akin to your father in law thanks in very large part to your recommendations.
From a very grateful many years standing customer!
I use the US side of my portfolio mainly for growth opposed to CDN for income and some growth. Thinking of a switch from docu to affirm looks like good money to be made in this one. Can you give a comparison between the 2 and do you think affirm is a better investment now?
I've hit the highest ever by far in my portfolio this year akin to your father in law thanks in very large part to your recommendations.
From a very grateful many years standing customer!
Q: I would appreciate your opinion and outlook on (AOSL:US). Would you consider this a buy at this time? Thank you
Q: I remember years ago, 5i/Peter had mentioned to watch out for companies that initiate dividends and might support a buy thesis.
The reason (if I remember correctly) is that
1) this likely signals that the board thinks that the company has now reached some level of stability that they can afford to pay out a regular dividend instead of plowing it back to other ways to allocate capital
2) likely means that the board is shareholder friendly to some degree or thinking on behalf of shareholder by returning some cash flow to them.
With that said, is Micron Tech (which initiated their first dividend this past quarter) a company to look out for?
The reason (if I remember correctly) is that
1) this likely signals that the board thinks that the company has now reached some level of stability that they can afford to pay out a regular dividend instead of plowing it back to other ways to allocate capital
2) likely means that the board is shareholder friendly to some degree or thinking on behalf of shareholder by returning some cash flow to them.
With that said, is Micron Tech (which initiated their first dividend this past quarter) a company to look out for?
Q: Hello!
What are your thoughts on this company? Looks oversold at this point.
Thanks in advance!
What are your thoughts on this company? Looks oversold at this point.
Thanks in advance!
Q: Good morning 5i team!
What is your near term outlook for MITK?
Is there specific news, or activity(chatter...rumours...?) to account for recent downside volatility?
What is your medium to long term outlook for this stock price taking into consideration any recent news or anticipated developments?
If I were to decide to sell to harvest a capital loss, which stocks would you consider comparable substitute in this sector for a pair trade?
Thanks for your assistance.
SGR
What is your near term outlook for MITK?
Is there specific news, or activity(chatter...rumours...?) to account for recent downside volatility?
What is your medium to long term outlook for this stock price taking into consideration any recent news or anticipated developments?
If I were to decide to sell to harvest a capital loss, which stocks would you consider comparable substitute in this sector for a pair trade?
Thanks for your assistance.
SGR
Q: What do you think of these semiconductor equipment suppliers? Thinking of adding them to my TFSA. They haven't done anything for last 3 months but sales and profits have been growing nicely. Reasonable PEs and HIMX has a dividend. Thanks
Ross
Ross
- iShares NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XQQ)
- Invesco NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (QQC)
- Global X Nasdaq-100 Index Corporate Class ETF (HXQ)
- Invesco NASDAQ 100 Index ETF (QQC.F)
- BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Index ETF (ZNQ)
Q: Good morning,
I'm looking at adding a QQQ equivalent component two my Cdn$ Non Registered portfolio.
HXQ and XQQ are among the ETFs currently under consideration.
Q1. At this point in time, would you recommend a hedged or unhedged Canadian version of QQQ?
Q2. Not limiting yourself to HXQ and XQQ, what would be your recommendation for a Canadian QQQ equivalent?
Thank you
Francesco
I'm looking at adding a QQQ equivalent component two my Cdn$ Non Registered portfolio.
HXQ and XQQ are among the ETFs currently under consideration.
Q1. At this point in time, would you recommend a hedged or unhedged Canadian version of QQQ?
Q2. Not limiting yourself to HXQ and XQQ, what would be your recommendation for a Canadian QQQ equivalent?
Thank you
Francesco
Q: Hi,
Do you know what decisions were made at yesterday's special sharholders meeting regarding share consolidation ? Also has anything else come up that would be worth mentioning and do you still consider the stock to be undervalued ?
Thanks
Do you know what decisions were made at yesterday's special sharholders meeting regarding share consolidation ? Also has anything else come up that would be worth mentioning and do you still consider the stock to be undervalued ?
Thanks
Q: This news release yesterday.
What does it clarify?
What does it clarify?
Q: Good Morning,
Considering the rapid share price appreciation in both of these stocks, which one would you consider the better choice for a purchase today for a three year hold? Thanks.
Considering the rapid share price appreciation in both of these stocks, which one would you consider the better choice for a purchase today for a three year hold? Thanks.
- Enghouse Systems Limited (ENGH)
- Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
- Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
- Sonida Senior Living Inc Com (New) (CSU)
- Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
- Topicus.com Inc. (TOI)
Q: My hold the following Canadian tech stocks: CSU, KXS, LSPD, ENGH, SHOP, and TOI. Based on your continued support of NVEI and DSG, I would like to add them as well. However, I would like to ensure diversification and so wish to avoid companies that are similar to those which I already own. So my question is, would owning these 8 companies provide me with a diverse mix of Canadian tech stocks?
Q: I know you have spoken highly of this stock in the past. Looks like it has dropped app $20 in last 5 days but it is still up almost 50% Jan 1 so it is still pricey. Is this a buying opportunity or should we still wait for a better price.
Q: NVEI is down around 14% over the past week or so on good news but up ~100% YTD. Is there anything to be concerned about?
Q: with wimi, reporting such good numbers today, what r ur opinion on art going foward as they both seems to b in the same space,
Q: New IPO - D2L coming out next month. Your opinion ? Better than DCBO ? Thanks
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
- CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
- Affirm Holdings Inc. (AFRM)
- Coinbase Global Inc (COIN)
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I have approx. $100k USD of capital to deploy to a portfolio with a 3 to 5 year hold outlook with a focus on High Growth. Comfortable with higher risk.
I’d like to have meaningful position sizing so want to limit the # of stocks to 4.
The pool I am considering is COIN, SI, ROKU, NVDA, SHOP, AFRM, SQ, CRWD, and ZM.
My inclination so far is to go:
45% - NVDA – This just seemed like a must own to me. Semiconductor exposure in a supply-short environment along with the multitude of other things they support – AI, Gaming, Genomic sequencing etc. Hard to see how they won’t be over a trillion dollar market cap especially if the ARM acquisition is go (Risk factor).
25% - AFRM – BNPL adoption in North America is far behind that of Europe/APAC and I like AFRMs positioning as a consumer first proposition with transparency and AI with strong partnerships with AMZN, AAPL Canada and SHOP.
20% - COIN – Continued adoption of Crypto. Would use this as a proxy instead of going with ETFs/Fund exposure
15% - CRWD (Valuation risk so smallest position, but cybersecurity industry hasn’t matured yet with lots of runway remaining for a stock with strong MOAT)
I decided against SHOP due to how much growth they've already seen and potential impact on consumer spend from an inflationary environment.
Could you comment your thoughts / advice on the above? Any stocks that you would switch out or position sizing you’d recommend to reconsider?
I have approx. $100k USD of capital to deploy to a portfolio with a 3 to 5 year hold outlook with a focus on High Growth. Comfortable with higher risk.
I’d like to have meaningful position sizing so want to limit the # of stocks to 4.
The pool I am considering is COIN, SI, ROKU, NVDA, SHOP, AFRM, SQ, CRWD, and ZM.
My inclination so far is to go:
45% - NVDA – This just seemed like a must own to me. Semiconductor exposure in a supply-short environment along with the multitude of other things they support – AI, Gaming, Genomic sequencing etc. Hard to see how they won’t be over a trillion dollar market cap especially if the ARM acquisition is go (Risk factor).
25% - AFRM – BNPL adoption in North America is far behind that of Europe/APAC and I like AFRMs positioning as a consumer first proposition with transparency and AI with strong partnerships with AMZN, AAPL Canada and SHOP.
20% - COIN – Continued adoption of Crypto. Would use this as a proxy instead of going with ETFs/Fund exposure
15% - CRWD (Valuation risk so smallest position, but cybersecurity industry hasn’t matured yet with lots of runway remaining for a stock with strong MOAT)
I decided against SHOP due to how much growth they've already seen and potential impact on consumer spend from an inflationary environment.
Could you comment your thoughts / advice on the above? Any stocks that you would switch out or position sizing you’d recommend to reconsider?