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Q: Hi 5i team,
This morning AMD announced its long rumoured takeover offer for XLNX. XLNX shareholders get 1.7 shares of AMD. CNBC reports it as a valuing XLNX at $143 per share, although AMD is under some pressure in the pre-market. I assume the long closing date of end 2021 is also a drag on XLNX upside. I may or may not hold onto XLNX. Is AMD a good buy here, with some pressure on it, in the fight against INTC or are there better growth candidates in the chip sector?
Thanks again for the insight.
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on October 28, 2020
Q: After the announced AMD takeover would you suggest selling now or hold on in a margin account? At what price point a sale would represent fair value? In general, i have not been able to figure out a selling price for any candidate that has been bought either for cash or a combination of stock and cash. How do you calculate that?
Regards
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on October 27, 2020
Q: PROOFPOINT: Would appreciate your opinion on this company .

John
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on October 27, 2020
Q: Good morning to the best investing guys ever.
I'm interested in the above. PINS , SNAP are soaring this morning. Which is your fav? OR are there others in the space you prefer? Should I wait and watch before I hit the buy button?
Thanks for keeping me on track and doing well for 6 and a half years.
Read Answer Asked by El-ann on October 21, 2020
Q: To follow up on my panic questions this weekend on docu, I have too much of it in my account and it’s causing me stress. How likely do you think the stock is to return to a high? My cost price is about $242. As long as I’m reasonable confident that it will go back up, I can handle holding it. I just don’t know if this is like a dot com type of spike wherein the stock never recovers from an old high. Thanks.

Jason
Read Answer Asked by Jason on October 21, 2020