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Q: Hi, Is too early to bet on INTC after their new AI chip announcement? What would be a good wait-and-see period?
Read Answer Asked by Denise on June 06, 2024
Q: Hi Peter and Staff

May I have the returns including dividends January 1/24 to May 31/24 for

-TSX
-s&P 500
-Nasdaq

Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on June 06, 2024
Q: Hi, I want to add a high dividend stock to my USD portfolio. Do you have any suggestions?
Read Answer Asked by Rachel on June 06, 2024
Q: Hi team,

I sent the following question last week and have not seen any reply yet. Did you receive it ?

Here is the question.

Which are your favorite cyclical stocks presently, Cdian and U.S., for strong growth in a TFSA ? Could you comment at the same time on CAVA-N, COIN-Q and PDD-Q ?

Gratefully,

Jacques IDS
Read Answer Asked by Jacques on June 06, 2024
Q: Though different, of these three companies, which would likely have a better run in the electrification theme? Are there better US plays on the theme?
With many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by David C. on June 06, 2024
Q: In many of your answers regarding the AI phenomenon, SMCI used to pop up along with VRT. VRT has hung in there very nicely, but SMCI is struggling near a 60% haircut from its peak. From your last comment on May23, you advise to keep both eyes on it, but I,m wondering if some compitition is affecting the company. Who are its closest competitors? How did the last quarter report compare to the previous 7 quarters, and would that explain the current negative momentum? What should the next report show that would give me comfort to hang in there?

Thanks, Lionel
Read Answer Asked by Lionel on June 05, 2024
Q: You have often noted your preference for investing in stocks exhibiting positive momentum. Do you promote this strategy to obtain the best price for the stock - i.e. not buying a failing knife or to ensure that the stock being purchased has a solid following with other investors and therefore a "good future"? I reference CELH and VRT in this question in order to determine the best way to purchase these stocks as both have been declining significantly for a short time ( although I think any volatile stock could be used). There is no question in mind that I want to buy both. Normally, I would wait to see their prices turn north before buying but both have shown in the past that a 10% - 20% one-day rise is not impossible. So is a partial buy-in called for here and risk missing in on a one-day big jump? Or is it best to see positive momentum first in case the stock isn't coming back?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on June 05, 2024
Q: I would like to add another tech name. With software being weak as of late, I was thinking of either ADBE or CRWD but would be open to another suggestion or two as well. I currently own GOOG, TSM, AMZN, and MSFT.. VRT and BKNG as well even tho they aren't really tech names. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Martin on June 05, 2024
Q: Looking for your advice on stocks with accelerating capital returns, excluding IT, for 5 year hold.
Read Answer Asked by sam on June 05, 2024
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