Q: Hello, you always liked Crowdstrike as a strong growth stock , what you make of their earnings of today and if the stock go down do you believe it is a buying opportunity for a quality company ? Thanks as always
Q: All 3 appear to be high potential growth opportunities with significant upside. How would you rank on risk/reward. Will or are any cash flow positive. Thanks as always.
Q: it seems the fortunes of this company are at least stabilizing if not turning around. They are profitable and have negotiated a more favourable debt maturity structure. My main question is in regards to the short interest of around 18% - is this not a risky thing to do in light of the above? I read somewhere the short positions have actually been established as hedges by convertible bondholders - if the company tanks, the bonds sink but the short positions offset. If the company succeeds and share price increases, the convertible bonds can convert to equity at the lower conversion rate and close out their short position. Am I on the right track? I can't otherwise explain this huge short %
Q: Abbott is kind of a sleeper, and I would like to sell for a tax loss. Would you agree with this or is it more of a buy at this price? What equity would be similar to ABT as a replacement?
Thank You!
Albert
Q: Hello 5i,
Can you tell me your preference between SQ and NVEI please?
Are they different enough to hold both and which is your preference?
Thanks
Dave
Q: Can you supply a few suggestions of dividend stocks that may be good to purchase during tax loss selling? Canadian and US if possible.
A few growth stocks would be a good balance to this question as well! Thanks, James
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan & 5i team,
Opinions seem to be high on Visa right now with pent up demand for travelling . What are your thoughts on the stock? It is trading @ $211.73 US . Is there a canadian hedged Visa Stock? "VISA CDR trades @ $20.48. can you please clarify?
thank you for your opinions.
Q: Of the CDR’s listed on the NEO exchange what would be your top two picks, regardless of sector, for total return over the long term (at least 5-10 years) for a TFSA of a 25 year old? Thanks.