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Q: I heard an interview where Jack Mallers indicated twitter through an app called strike, was providing free money transfers to and from any country in the world and this would be very advantageous for Twitter going forward and very disruptive to banks. Would facebook and other companies also be able to provide this service? Is money made when currencies are exchanged to bitcoin and back again. Please provide any information and opinions you may have on this subject. Feel free to use 5 credits. Thanks for your insights.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on September 28, 2021
Q: Please suggest a few stocks (CAN, US) that will likely see a rebound in share price when the computer chip shortage is rectified. Either for a trade or 5-year hold.
Read Answer Asked by John on September 28, 2021
Q: I am considering selling Veev or Abbv and buying Syk or Mdt. Could I have your thoughts on these companies today and which ones have the most long term promise? Would you have other suggestions in US healthcare?
Read Answer Asked by Allen on September 27, 2021
Q: Peter and team,

I use the US side of my portfolio mainly for growth opposed to CDN for income and some growth. Thinking of a switch from docu to affirm looks like good money to be made in this one. Can you give a comparison between the 2 and do you think affirm is a better investment now?

I've hit the highest ever by far in my portfolio this year akin to your father in law thanks in very large part to your recommendations.

From a very grateful many years standing customer!
Read Answer Asked by Denis on September 27, 2021
Q: I remember years ago, 5i/Peter had mentioned to watch out for companies that initiate dividends and might support a buy thesis.

The reason (if I remember correctly) is that

1) this likely signals that the board thinks that the company has now reached some level of stability that they can afford to pay out a regular dividend instead of plowing it back to other ways to allocate capital

2) likely means that the board is shareholder friendly to some degree or thinking on behalf of shareholder by returning some cash flow to them.

With that said, is Micron Tech (which initiated their first dividend this past quarter) a company to look out for?
Read Answer Asked by Eugene on September 27, 2021