I am doing some rebalancing of my portfolio. In light of my views on world events over the next 3-5 years I am looking for the top 3 "Consumer Defensive" stocks. I believe there to be risk in the US dollar over this period so would appreciate your recommendations on 3 Canadian and 3 American consumer defensive stocks and what makes them a consideration.
Q: Please rank from best to worst at current purchase prices (for growth). Please also indicate if they would be a buy, sell or hold based on Thursday's prices.
Q: I am curious as to how best invest in the power demand for AI datacentres? Would you have suggestions for certain equities/ETF’s that you feel are well positioned this impending demand?
I’ve had Cellebrite for over a year now and it’s been largely flat floating between 16 and 20 bucks a share.
It seems to have great growth with high gross margins and reoccurring growth from its subscriptions.
However, investors don’t seem to be excited about it, could this be because of the reliance on the public service (high bureaucracy).
Or is it that they are not hugely profitable on a net income basis?
I know you folks like this company and I do too, just can’t figure out its lack of interest and am wondering if my money may work “better” in other stocks. (Though I know the value of patience can be very rewarding in investing so I’m trying to be disciplined!) :)
Can you tell me what the street expects on earnings this coming month?
Thanks folks - I hope you enjoy some Halloween treats with your coffee today!
Q: Juste a note that Shane was asking if you would endorse a buy based on the drop. Your answer was thorough but did not state what you would advise at todays price:
Q: Hi Team,
Meta took a 15B one time non cash tax hit as a result of trumps “big beautiful bill”. What does this really mean non cash? Why aren’t other companies reporting the same type of hit? Aren’t all companies under the same tax rules? This news seems to be scewing strong operational results and causing a big share price drop. Looks like a buying opportunity to me. Do you agree?
Q: I had a small position in Intel which doubled in very short time.
It seemed like a falling knife when we bought in but now there are supportive indicators.
What is your opinion on it ?
Would you add more on further weaknesses if you held a partial position or sell and run ?
I am trying to understand first, is the Formula 1 business segment of Liberty an attractive investment and second, if the answer is yet how best to invest in it - there are a number of stock possibilities.
Liberty has a number of arms and businesses; one being F1. The F1 brand is starting to strike me as one Peter Lynch may pay attention to. While I do not watch it much I am bumping into more and more people who have turned to it. Televised events appear to be more frequent and stands seem to be full. It is the pinnacle of racing and a magnet for big money and racing tech.
I would appreciate your assessment of the F1 brand, its fit within Liberty, risks/opportunities, if you consider it a worthy investment and how best to invest.
Q: I’d like your thoughts on Chipotle after their recent quarterly results. Comparable-store sales have now been flat or slightly negative for the past few quarters, mainly due to weaker traffic, even though the company continues to open a large number of new restaurants each year and expand internationally. At what price would you start to be interested in this company or you would avoid it simply ?
Q: Hi Team,
Meta took a 15B one time non cash tax hit as a result of trumps “big beautiful bill”. What does this really mean non cash? Why aren’t other companies reporting the same type of hit? Aren’t all companies under the same tax rules? This news seems to be scewing strong operational results and causing a big share price drop. Looks like a buying opportunity to me. Do you agree?