Investment Q&A

Q: have a nice move recently. thanks for flagging this company. do you see continued upside looking out 3 years.

Q: Why the big drop on ELF?

Q: Hi
Thank you for all your assistance with my stock questions. I am looking at Data Dog, which I understand provides software that assists companies with their infrastructure which includes, monitoring, application performance monitoring etc. Could you tell me a bit more about this company and whether it has room to grow.
Thanks, Len

Q: Please give me your analysis of this company: Roivant (ROIV) and compare it with its peers.

Thank you as always

Q: Please give me opinion on Emerson Electric. It reportly is one of the largest share buy back purchasers in the S&P 500, has a low PE and a large player in a number of growth industries. Thanks for your analysis

Q: Post your earlier comments on UlTA….do you see this as buy,sell,hold?

Q: You were last asked to opine on Draft Kings on Sept.11th. How do you feel about it now? I know it took a hit recently on news that college basketball is considering a ban on “prop betting.” But that may have little overall impact on revenue. I assume sports betting is here to stay and this seems to be a leader hence my interest. Thanks.

Jason

Q: Hi Peter and 5i,
What is happening with ULTA today? Down 11.5% as I write this.
Thanks so much for the update.

Q: This stock is up 3.1% YTD and 17.6% 1 Year.

Not a bad performance but certainly underperfoming the general market.

There are a lot of excellent companies on New York and Nasdaq that have a much steeper growth profile than QSR.

If you were to look at the universe of their consumer segment of the market which US company do you feel would have the highest growth potential over the next 3 years. (Other than SBUX)

With thanks


Sheldon

Q: Please rank these royalty companies in order of preference disregarding the market cap. Thanks.

Q: What to do about LULU? I have half positions in LULU, BKNG and BYD. It appears that there has been a shift in consumer spending to frugality and, if so, sell, hold LULU or move funds to one of the others to full positions or move to another discretionary stock?

Q: Can you please take us through the investment case for this company as well as make a recommendation as to whether it is a buy, sell or hold and how it compares to some of your favs like VRT and SMCI? Please provide a clear answer on what an attractive entry point might be if you like the company.

Q: Hi Peter, thoughts ? the chart breakout looks good . Thanks.,

Q: Aerospace service, repairs, parts and maintenance for existing airline fleets is a likely growth area for many years as the ability of airplane manufacturers to satisfy market needs is hampered. Can you offer 3 or 4 of the larger companies in this area likely to benefit from this growth, provide some direction as to current valuation, level of debt, insider ownership, share buyback activity and provide a single recommendation that is your pick for best of breed in this area. Finally would you buy that pick at the current share price for a 3 year hold. Love the question and looking forward to your answer!!! Thank you.

Q: Hi Team,
I am debating initiating a position in CTS (Converge). How much confidence do you have in the name? Do you see them being extremely successful in a 10yr time frame? If so; I need to raise funds to buy the name hence trim one or a combination of names. Which of the following would you suggest trimming (or combination of) in order to buy CTS: Well, ATS, TTD,META, CRM. I would only be interested in trimming names in which you think CTS has more potential for SP appreciation. Thanks!

Shane

Q: Hi team,

Grateful if you could provide a list of what you see as the best canadian and the best U.S. blue chips at this time for building a solid portfolio with a growing future. It would help to know what guided your choices.

Deduct as many credits as you see fit.

Gratefully,

Jacques IDS

Q: Thank you for answering my earlier question on the screening criteria for Options. Your customary comprehensive and measured answer has an inbuilt framework for an article by itself! Your words of caution is appreciated.

Using the criteria that you have outlined in that answer i.e. Mkt cap 10 B+, Good cash position and sales and earnings growth, positive cash flow and reasonable volatility and momentum, can you give me 5 stocks for writing covered calls?

Where I get stumped is that some good companies give paltry premiums! Hence this question!

Always appreciate your insight.

Q: When does Tesla report? And is there a date for Teslas second report this year, thanks, Jean

Q: Can you provide a current view on Ameriprise Financial?

Q: Based on my TD Webroker Analyst ratings, ANGIE STOROZYNSKI and Analyst with Seaport Global has a 4.5 star rating as a result of her PERFORMANCE WIN-LOSS RATE
84 Out of 128 Successful Ratings(66%) and an Average Return Per Rating
+12.0%

Now I know generally we're not supposed to take analyst ratings that much into account with maybe the exception of "..are the analysts ratings trending up or down".

Is that the theory I should be be taking with analysts ratings? What's 5i philosopy on analysts ratings and do you take note of any prominent analysts in the investment field?

Those questions aside Neil Kalton from Wells Fargo with a similar rating but an average of half of Angie's came out with a rating for Nextera Energy NEE on the same day as her. His is for a target price of $85 and hers is for $44. It seems mind boggling how two analysts can have both and upside of 30% percent and a downside of 30% on the same stock on the same day being the most recent analyst opinions on the stock??? What is your price point for NEE today, Is it a buy, sell or hold. What price would you get in at because I'd like to average down on the position I have on it now. Thanks for the help to clear things up.

Hope everyone has a good Easter Weekend.

Cheers