Q: US banks have not well lately.
Looking to take a position in Morgan Stanley. Can you give me your short and long price range for this stock
Thanks Al
Q: BRK.B is off its one year high by ~10%. According to RBC DIRECT INVESTING the PE seems to be attractively low at 8.6 x. AND of lots of cash on hand.
This appears to be a bargain at this point in time. I already own it in 2 funds.
Do you agree on the timing of adding more given the current metrics.
Recently a tech expert came on BNN and mentioned that going forward, it is the SaaS companies that will benefit from AI revolution. His top pick was ORCL. But he mentioned NOW and CRM as well in passing. I looked at these companies using Finviz's screener (free version!) and I see ORCL has a lot more debt than the other two.
What would be your choice? If not these three do you have any other favourites? Many thanks.
Q: In an answer to an earlier question you said AVAV has been profitable for years. When I call up a quote on my RBC account and on Yahoo Finance they both show EPS of -$5.86 and no PE. Can you explain the discrepancy? Thanks.
Q: I want to make an investment in the defence sector and have narrowed my focus to these two stocks. Which of the two would you choose and your reasons for doing so. Any comments on these two securities would be appreciated. Thank You.
Q: Do you still like WIRE? According to one of the Globe's recent guest columnists (a Mr. Teich at Avenue Investment Management) "We've never seen a business with this strong of a balance sheet". He says the market cap is US $2.8 billion which is down from your April commentary. Has the stock been really weak? Are they a copper miner or more of a fabricator?
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim
Q: There has been recent news and stock movement for Li-Cycle Holdings and I was wondering if you could comment the company as a potential long term investment?
Is it still too early in their history to invest?
What would you need to see from the company in order to be comfortable investing?
What would be an approximate price where you would consider investing?
Q: Renowned bear David Rosenberg says in today's Globe that he is positive on defense stocks. No individual stocks are mentioned in the article. Given the state of the world i have been watching a few defense stocks for some time but haven't pulled the trigger. Two of interest are KTOS and AVAV. Both are experiencing sales growth but neither are profitable. Do you see them turning a profit in the near term and which one looks better? Thanks.