Investment Q&A

Q: Hi 5i!
Respecting these are two very different companies, do you feel they both have a strong growth story ahead and are a compelling buy today?

Do you prefer one over the other?

Thanks for all you do! Your guidance has been appreciated over the years!

Q: In reply to Patrik's question about whether he should hang on to ENGH, you said there was not a lot to get excited about here. However, I am excited about ENGH and bought more on Friday's sell-off. Here's why:

1) $5 a share in cash on the balance sheet, with no debt
2) Forward P/E ratio of less than 10 if you deduct this cash from Friday's closing share price
3) Utility-like 5.7% dividend yield while you wait for a turnaround.

I agree that there is a lot of uncertainty as to whether or not ENGH can return to growth, but I would argue that investors looking for income should by buying ENGH at current prices. If growth does return, the stock will pop.

Could you not get just a little bit excited?

Q: Astera Labs has been running nicely. Your thoughts on the near term, take profits or let it run?

Q: Wow….up $30 this morning on $17 billion contract with Microsoft. Can it surpass Coreweave? How far can this baby go up.
And thank you! Nebius is paying for a winter vacation!

Q: Hello Folks:
A quick question:
What are your thoughts on AI"s future price
affects on the big tech firms such as Apple, Microsoft,
Google, Navidia, CSU etc. We are considering purchasing
CSU although their PE frightens us?
Thanks for all you do
brian

Q: Good morning,

If an investor has done very well with NVDA (thanks to 5i) and it has grown to 12% of a portfolio, would it make sense to reduce one's NVDA position and invest in either AVGO or APP at this time? If so, which might you lean to?

Thanks,

Brad

Q: Please comment on the NBIS deal with MSFT; looks pretty big.

Q: Bought NBIS as per your recommendation, great call by you, it's a double for me! Would you continue to hold or sell on the news?

Thanks Kim

Q: Hello, is the Echostar termination of contract something to be concerned about or on a longer term basis do you see this as a buying opportunity?

Thanks for all your help,

Mike

Q: If I am not wrong, you used in the past to tell good things about this company but since months it has completely disappeared from your considerations, mentions or recommendations. Have you changed your mind about this enterprise.? May I know your updated opinion and appreciation? Is it yet a good stock to keep in a range of 3 to 5 years?

Q: I have a question about Shopify Inc. The US has recently ended the de minimus exemption for tariffs. Will this not impact many of Shop's customers? Their initial emphasis was on small customers, who will be the worst hit by this change.

Q: Good AM. Would you please rank your preference (most to least) for long-term (5-10 yrs) capital appreciation of the 3 stocks indicated?

Q: Whats popping CLS today?

Thx

Q: CLS or SHOP for growth in Canada? Is there another you prefer? Sector irrelevant.

Q: Hello Folks:
We currently own Microsoft, Navidia and Amazon in the tech. sector. You have confidence in both Google and Navidia.
Would you think it prudent to switch Amazon for Google AND/ OR CSU.
What are your thoughts of holding Google, Navidia and CSU as my three primary tech. investments, or do you have other suggestions.
Thank you for your clear analysis of the markets.
brian

Q: Hi 5i
Today the "Company announced it has partnered with Superstate to allow stockholders to tokenize and hold GLXY shares onchain....This milestone marks the first time a public company has tokenized its SEC-registered equity directly on a major blockchain. "

What does that mean and how do you view this transaction going forward ? Is it big positive or not and potential positive catalyst?

thx

Q: Descartes just reported Q2 earnings. They have made 85 cents (US) for the 1st half of the year. Given that earnings are creeping up, maybe they make $1.75 or $1.80 this year. That would be about $2.40, $2.45 Cdn, something like that. The stock price is about 55 times that, giving it a very high p/e. I know it has always had a very high p/e. Earnings growth for the 1st half is only about 6%. I know DSG is a highly regarded business, they are pretty consistent, etc. but I am finding it hard to see the value of holding this stock with such sluggish growth compared to the very high p/e ratio. Seems it would be tough to see much price appreciation when the p/e is already so high and the growth is minimal. Is there reason to think the growth might be high enough in the next 2 -3 years to justify not only the current stock price, but a significantly higher price? I'm finding it difficult to justify continuing to hold a stock with a PEG ratio of about 9.

Q: What's your opinion on ESTC Elastic these days for a buy or not?

Thank you.

Q: Hello,

Could you elaborate on what makes IREN attractive other than cheap hydro-electric power?

Given the numerous embedded, and well financed, co's in this sector, carving out a defensible niche or moat seems quite difficult.

Thank you

Q: I am considering selling my nvda and using funds to add to my google . Would you consider this to be a good move in light of the recent court ruling re Chrome.?

Cheers Doug