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Q: How would rank the stocks on straight growth prospects over the next 6 months ( High risk to Low risk ) thank You Claude
Read Answer Asked by Claude on October 17, 2018
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan,

Are any of the below tech stocks a good buy or they are still overvalued.

AAPL
GOOG
MSFT
NVDA
QCOM
V
CSCO
TXN
ADBE

Thanks for your great service.

Thanks
Ninad
Read Answer Asked by Ninad on October 12, 2018
Q: Based on Moez's comments this morning, what are 3 Canadian and 3 US names you would be keen to add to on this sell-off now and/or if it extends lower?
Read Answer Asked by CAMERON on October 12, 2018
Q: SHOP and SQ seem to have a lot of features in common wrt their digital commerce platforms.
Do you have a preference for one over the other or should one simply hedge the situation by holding equal positions in both?
And also, are there any competitors out there that could significantly interfere with their high growth rates.
Thanks - James.
Read Answer Asked by James on October 12, 2018
Q: Hi team,
I like SQ and I know it is one of your favourites. It had a big sell-off, with all other tech, but now has the CFO leaving. I always liked Sarah Friar as I thought she was a real driving power behind SQ. To me, she is not just your everyday CFO. She knew what to say to the markets. For example, she would tone down Dorsey when he went too far over the top on crypto transactions earlier the year. As you know, Dorsey is also CEO of TWTR and splits his time half and half between SQ and TWTR. The market was not overly concerned with this arrangement as long as Friar was there for SQ. With a weaker management team now and given the TWTR onus also on Dorsey, does this temper your outlook for SQ?
Thanks again,
dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on October 11, 2018
Q: Would you recommend buying any of the following stocks in the current selloff? Do any of them stand out as particularly attractive or risky right now?

AMZN, GRUB, ETSY, SPOT
KXS, MSFT, CRM, ADBE, TTD, BOX
ISRG, ILMN

Thanks for your thoughts.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on October 11, 2018