Q: I’m losing patience with Disney after another poor quarter and poor management performance. I don’t want to give up on the franchise, but wondering if holding this stock at a time is costing me staying out of other opportunities at this his time. What are your thoughts on Disney? Hold or sell and move on?
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Q: I would appreciate if you could provide me with the following for United Health.
REVENUE {LAST FISCAL YEAR}
NET INCOME {LAST FISCAL YEAR}
EPS {3X TRAILING YEARS}
REVENUE {LAST FISCAL YEAR}
NET INCOME {LAST FISCAL YEAR}
EPS {3X TRAILING YEARS}
Q: I have been doing a deeper dive on the result from CRWD and NVEI, both have increased their share compensation to employees substantially in the last year. As an investor do you have any concerns, I am wondering how much of the future gains will go to shareholders?
Thank you for everything you do. Leo
Thank you for everything you do. Leo
Q: Hello
BYND released outlook that they will be cash flow positive by the2nd half of 2023. Are there data estimates to suggest they have enough cash on hand to survive without any new capital for the next few quarters?
Thank you very much
Stephane
BYND released outlook that they will be cash flow positive by the2nd half of 2023. Are there data estimates to suggest they have enough cash on hand to survive without any new capital for the next few quarters?
Thank you very much
Stephane
Q: Hell of 5I,
I currently own NVEI and am wondering if PayPal has the same or more upside in your opinion. Also the executive pay is out of whack I read. Is this true or a one off.
Thanks
I currently own NVEI and am wondering if PayPal has the same or more upside in your opinion. Also the executive pay is out of whack I read. Is this true or a one off.
Thanks
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV $219.68)
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY $985.08)
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Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc (TMO $464.37)
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UnitedHealth Group Incorporated (DE) (UNH $282.09)
Q: UNH is my only US healthcare name. Could you please suggest 2 other names to add today with a balance of growth and safety. Thank you.
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Apple Inc. (AAPL $250.12)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $395.55)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $180.25)
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU $2,524.08)
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD $193.39)
Q: YTD: CSU -20%, NVDA -52%, MSFT - 33%, AMD -57%, AAPL - 22%.
These five were a big part of my best year in '21 and they're a big part of my worst ever year ion '22. So it goes. Having stubbornly ridden them down, not wanting to have locked in a loss, do I assume correctly that you still like all these names and would advise hanging in for the rebound?
These five were a big part of my best year in '21 and they're a big part of my worst ever year ion '22. So it goes. Having stubbornly ridden them down, not wanting to have locked in a loss, do I assume correctly that you still like all these names and would advise hanging in for the rebound?
Q: Like to have your thoughts on this stock, outperforming Costco, which i own, is there room for both?
Thanks again
Thanks again
Q: Morning 5i Team,
Given the recent developments initiated by Biden Administration designed to prevent China from accessing US chips and chip manufacturing technologies, how would you assess these development's impact on US chip makers' business going forward.
Cheers,
Given the recent developments initiated by Biden Administration designed to prevent China from accessing US chips and chip manufacturing technologies, how would you assess these development's impact on US chip makers' business going forward.
Cheers,
Q: Hi Team,
For this question I will reference TWLO, and Unity but really this is more of a general question. Unity used to be a past favorite. Now it seems, that 5i and the rest of the investment world is so negative on it. I am an investor in both these names and have been killed on them so far. Both were bought with a long term view in mind and both were considered at one time to be at the "heart" of future tech in their niche. Unity with the 3-D tech in gaming and other applications, twlo with its digital communication of things. Has this story really changed? Is it worth dumping these names now after 80% haircuts? In 10 years will we look back and say, Dam! Why was I selling these names and not buying? (oil stocks 2 years ago) . I note that Cathy Woods continues to buy both Unity and Twlo almost daily. Today she loaded up after Twlos big sell off. Same with Draft Kings. If she's buying them they must be considered on the forefront of future tech according to their firm. Not sure what her credibility is like these days due to the downturn, but at one time I thought her research was pretty good. Shes doing pretty much the opposite of the market right now. Who will be right in the end? It seems she will either be a hero at the end of this, or her funds will be toast one of the two. The market is a brutal place right now in the Tech sector and very frustrating. It's painful to watch the same analysts now dumping names where only a year or 2 ago they were praising the companies as innovators and pumping them for their future prospects in a growing digital world. It's not a wonder why people get to hate the stock market and trust no advisers. Some say big firms on wall street almost orchestrate this kind of thing, flushing out the little guy scooping up their shares so they can buy them on the cheap, knowing down the road they will make a killing when momentum shifts. (Conspiracy maybey, but sure seems to happen this way over time). Your thoughts on things as a whole would be appreciated. Thanks!
Shane.
For this question I will reference TWLO, and Unity but really this is more of a general question. Unity used to be a past favorite. Now it seems, that 5i and the rest of the investment world is so negative on it. I am an investor in both these names and have been killed on them so far. Both were bought with a long term view in mind and both were considered at one time to be at the "heart" of future tech in their niche. Unity with the 3-D tech in gaming and other applications, twlo with its digital communication of things. Has this story really changed? Is it worth dumping these names now after 80% haircuts? In 10 years will we look back and say, Dam! Why was I selling these names and not buying? (oil stocks 2 years ago) . I note that Cathy Woods continues to buy both Unity and Twlo almost daily. Today she loaded up after Twlos big sell off. Same with Draft Kings. If she's buying them they must be considered on the forefront of future tech according to their firm. Not sure what her credibility is like these days due to the downturn, but at one time I thought her research was pretty good. Shes doing pretty much the opposite of the market right now. Who will be right in the end? It seems she will either be a hero at the end of this, or her funds will be toast one of the two. The market is a brutal place right now in the Tech sector and very frustrating. It's painful to watch the same analysts now dumping names where only a year or 2 ago they were praising the companies as innovators and pumping them for their future prospects in a growing digital world. It's not a wonder why people get to hate the stock market and trust no advisers. Some say big firms on wall street almost orchestrate this kind of thing, flushing out the little guy scooping up their shares so they can buy them on the cheap, knowing down the road they will make a killing when momentum shifts. (Conspiracy maybey, but sure seems to happen this way over time). Your thoughts on things as a whole would be appreciated. Thanks!
Shane.
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Morgan Stanley (MS $154.87)
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $221.47)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $128.05)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $86.15)
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,266.72)
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ECN Capital Corp. (ECN $3.05)
Q: Can you please rank the above financial holdings by value, safety and growth. What would you recommend as a top US financial stock that has a significant moat?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Good day, what are thoughts (conviction) on this stock after its latest results? I'm thinking of averaging down. Thanks
Q: In the recent past you favoured Crwd in the Cyber security space.Why has it severely underperformed Palo Alto during this tech wreck?
Q: Can you give me your opinion on the results ?
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $180.25)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP $168.83)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY $35.72)
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Aritzia Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (ATZ $111.04)
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Trisura Group Ltd. (TSU $44.02)
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SVB Financial Group (SIVB)
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Crocs Inc. (CROX $77.95)
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Fox Factory Holding Corp. (FOXF $15.50)
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InMode Ltd. (INMD $13.54)
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Andlauer Healthcare Group Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (AND $54.97)
Q: You mentioned yesterday you think there any many good companies that have the ability to double or triple in time. At this point could you give 5 US and 5 Canadian names?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Peter; Could I have your thoughts on PayPal ? Thanks.Rod
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT $646.00)
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Waste Management Inc. (WM $238.53)
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RTX Corporation (RTX $204.52)
Q: Hello 5i,
I currently need to add a U.S. Industrial in a RRIF, so yield is very important - as is overall safety. I need to increase Industrials by about 3.0 % and increase my U.S. holdings by 4.5 % so an equity suitable for a larger weighting would be ideal. My other industrials are EIF and SIS.
I have been looking at Raytheon, Ryder, Lockheed Martin and A.O. Smith but was wondering if you have any other suggestions and how you would rank these for safety? If there is a name with a yield in excess of, say, 4.0% that you would be comfortable recommending, that would be ideal.
As always, many thanks for all of you invaluable assistance - it is always very much appreciated!!!
Cheers,
Mike
I currently need to add a U.S. Industrial in a RRIF, so yield is very important - as is overall safety. I need to increase Industrials by about 3.0 % and increase my U.S. holdings by 4.5 % so an equity suitable for a larger weighting would be ideal. My other industrials are EIF and SIS.
I have been looking at Raytheon, Ryder, Lockheed Martin and A.O. Smith but was wondering if you have any other suggestions and how you would rank these for safety? If there is a name with a yield in excess of, say, 4.0% that you would be comfortable recommending, that would be ideal.
As always, many thanks for all of you invaluable assistance - it is always very much appreciated!!!
Cheers,
Mike
Q: Hi Peter, thoughts on earnings ? Any reason not to have 10% of ones portfolio in Omaha ? thanks.
Q: Hello:
Appreciate your ongoing honest and open approach. I know many of us find these challenging times. It feels like many "truths" of investing are no longer true. (i.e. how bonds respond to various market periods, whether preferred shares will ever behave as expected and how valuations of growing companies can swing so wildly.)
I need some help (I know, you can't personalize advice...) with SELL strategies. I am tempted to sell part of some holdings at all-time highs such as XOM. Is this ridiculous? If it's down 30% in January I will be kicking myself. I did NOT sell during very high valuations for a lot of growth stocks and I don't mind being patient while those recover but in hindsight selling half positions would have been a great way to solidify paper gains. I have held XOM for a long time as it was under water from my buy-in position, and it swings so widely on demand and oil price.
Is it crazy to be reducing positions in oil and gas now? Any SELL strategy thoughts appreciated.
Thank you!
Appreciate your ongoing honest and open approach. I know many of us find these challenging times. It feels like many "truths" of investing are no longer true. (i.e. how bonds respond to various market periods, whether preferred shares will ever behave as expected and how valuations of growing companies can swing so wildly.)
I need some help (I know, you can't personalize advice...) with SELL strategies. I am tempted to sell part of some holdings at all-time highs such as XOM. Is this ridiculous? If it's down 30% in January I will be kicking myself. I did NOT sell during very high valuations for a lot of growth stocks and I don't mind being patient while those recover but in hindsight selling half positions would have been a great way to solidify paper gains. I have held XOM for a long time as it was under water from my buy-in position, and it swings so widely on demand and oil price.
Is it crazy to be reducing positions in oil and gas now? Any SELL strategy thoughts appreciated.
Thank you!
Q: Your explanation for the drop in NVEE today, please. Thank you.