Investment Q&A

Q: Please suggest a few cybersecurity relayed stocks remain reasonably priced for a 3-5year investment. Thanks

Q: Hello 5i,
I've ridden the Tech wave all year to an overweight position in my portfolio.
The above mentioned companies are partial positions that I'm looking eliminate some of.
I have an above average risk tolerance.
Could you please rank these for growth prospects over the next year or two?
Thank you
Dave

Q: Is there a reason why Calian has been dropping in recent days?

Q: Hi. My daughter is looking to add a US tech stock to a portfolio that follows your balanced portfolio with some added US stocks and International ETFs. She currently owns 4 tech stocks; CSU, LSPD, KXS and NVDA. She is 21 yo and looking for long term growth. We are wondering if U is a better addition than TEAM (I am already following TEAM as I own it, but would consider selling it for a better company as I like to limit myself to following about 35 stocks). Any better suggestions? TTD? We both already own VEEV (under healthcare).

Q: Could you please rank above Tech stocks in order of preference that you would purchase or hold right now. I have all except CRWD and U, but they seem to be coming up in your lists more frequently.

Q: Hi Peter,
Can I please have your view on above two stocks? I have a small position in each stock and would like to add more. What would be a good entry price on it?

Thanks,

Q: Hi, I have a question about Blackberry. The company seems to have multiple decent software, but the problem seems to be in the sale departement. The newly president is a software sales specialist, and right now he seems to build a new sales team. Do you think he can be the missing part to see high growth sales again for Blackberry ?

Q: Do you think Tech my trade sideways for a while as the valuations may have to catch up? I am overweight Tech still and i am finding it hard to sell some of the stocks that have been good to me. Which sectors might you overweight or lean to now with the news that some vaccines may be out in the next 3-6 months?
Thanks

Q: Would appreciate your assessment of their Q2 results that were released on 11 Nov. Thanks as always.

Q: I see Zoom as a company with a user friendly product compared to (Sykpe for instance) that most everyone is using. Despite vaccine news which has dropped my Zm stocks into the red, it appears that they have a great product that will still be popular going forward after the pandemic. I see businesses possibly staying with a work remotely model as it saves them money for infrastructure, etc. The question is, will it likely stay as popular and is it likely to get back to close to it's highs any time soon, or would it be better to take the hit, sell and revisit when there is more clarity. Some context: I'm a senior who is using Zoom and a few others as a means to put a little growth in my otherwise low Beta portfolio.

Thanks as always, Stephen S

Q: Thoughts on SWAV ? Thank you.

Q: Hello, I have been holding Intel for more than 5 years now. According to what I read in the Q&A I believe the time has come to sell it and buy something else. Would that make sense to buy Roku to replace Intel? Another option would be either NVDA or QCOM? What would you do? Thank you, Gervais

Q: Greetings

For 2021, I am thinking of adding FIVG to my TFSA.

To date this ETF has done well.

Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Sincerely

Mike

Q: Hi Team, Without considering any factors other than growth who would you invest in NVDA or CRM and why?
Mike

Q: Hi 5iTeam - I was checking Insider holdings for Kinaxis and noticed a net selling total of $64 1/2 million. The CEO increased his holdings in the summer but the CFO's holdings have steadily declined. Other officers hold close to 0 shares and the holdings of the directors are low. First of all is this information accurate and secondly is it a concern. In summary what is the overall insider holding of Kinaxis.
This question does not include options. Thank you.

Q: Hi team,

With 22 tech stocks weighting some 34% of my portfolio, I assume you would recommend that I rationalize my approach for a better diversification, both in my tech sector and in my portfolio as a whole.

To accomplish that, while keeping a strong growth approach, could you indicate which are, in your view, 1) the « must own » stocks, in order of importance 2) those which could be dropped because of « double emploi » or high risk, 3) those missing to properly cover the tech sector ?

Please feel free to use as many credits as you see fit.

Gratefully yours,

Jacques IDS

Q: Dear 5i Team: This stock, since interview with its CEO on Mad Money with Jim Cramer, continues to rocket higher. Could a small position in this innovative company be worthwhile? Thanks so much.

Q: Hi 5iR team,

Piggybacking on a question asked on Nov 10 about their recent quarterly results.
Do you have any concerns over yet another financing from DND? (the financing release came out Nov 11 after the question was asked).
They just completed one in Sept for $50 mil and now another one for $175 mil. I assume this is targeted for future acquisitions....but never assume. ;)
I do like the cloud space and they are targeted for 60+% growth next quarter so that appears attractive.
I did initiate a 1/4 position @ $21.75 and plan to do so each quarter if the Q looks good...and if it is still on your 'good' list.

Cheers,
SteveMc

Q: latest results looked good- but if they are losing money why declare a dividend? is the latest equity raise a game changer- very large infux of cash. at $20 how does its valuation compare to similar companies- thks

Q: Hi,

I hold a 2.5% position in NVDA after selling half to lock in my original costs. I'd like to pick up another high growth chip maker/developer/fabricator, and the listed companies are on my watch list. Ideally the company would have a great balance sheet (net cash), a pipeline of great products and great opportunity for growth - no dividend needed. Can you endorse one or two and/or recommend something not on the list?

Cam