Q: I own both of these companies, and would like to add more to my current positions. I know you like them both as long term investments. Do you prefer one over the other?
My other question is: What is your opinion about selling puts to add to these positions? Volatility is very high on both, so I would get a decent premium, and I (possibly)get to buy them at a much lower price. This just seems like win-win to me. Are there any risks in doing this that I'm not aware of? I am not using any margin for these purchases.
Q: I know you follow and like both adtech companies APPS and TTD but there have been no questions on applovin which seems to be a big player in this market as well + recent purchase of mopub. I was wondering your thoughts on this company and its outlook how would you compare it to apps and ttd and where would you rank it for growth potential?
Q: Would you be agreeable to selling BABA for tax loss and replacing it with PINTEREST? Baba is cheap but the China problem does not look like ending any time soon and Pinterest also looks attractive. Thankyou If you have a better tech idea feel free to mention it.
Q: I think I read that you were wrong on ROKU. Does that mean that I need to sell my holdings in TFSA to the heart breaking tune of $50,000 US? Pass the tissues please...
Q: Should have asked this question months ago,oh well hindsight is a great thing,these stocks are all 2% positions down from 22% to 81%,mostly all Motley Fool misfires
I want to do some housekeeping for a continued 1-2 year hold or sell and move on could you tell me which ones to unload ....Thanks
Q: I'm hearing that pharma and biotech company valuations are at multi year lows. With one chart showing the percentage of US biotechs with market caps below cash value is at a 25 year high, and by a wide margin. Do you feel this sector shows a big opportunity to get good companies for cheap in a sector that will one day improve? If so what companies look best to you in Canada or US? Are there any sectors that are more beaten up? Thx
Q: What do you think of twilio's downside from here? Is it a company that that you like once the tech market's calm down. Where do you think the long term upside potential for this company is? What are the pros and cons of this stock, concerning the market they are in and where they rank in it, the financial ratios, insider buying/selling ? Would you consider it a buy, hold or sell at this time? Is this and will this be a dominant player? Thanks
Q: Hi Team
the geo-exchange system (U of Toronto is building one)
is a form or alternate energy or renewable
are there any stocks or ETFs in Canada that you could recommend one to follow?
thanks
Michael
Q: Happy Family Day to everyone at 5i! I am a firm believer that technology is our way in the future and holds great potential for growth. From all the research that you have done, which two technology stocks, either US or Canadian hold the greatest potential for future growth and why. Cheers, Tamara
Q: Hi 5i Team - Could you provide the names of some beaten down stocks that have a decent chance of recovery over the next year or two. This is a relatively short timeline but I'm looking for companies that still have a good balance sheet, are well managed, have good prospects, and yet have still been caught in the downdraft along with the negative market sentiment. Any sector and any market cap but with a focus on small to mid-cap. Thank you.
Q: Based on todays prices, which of the beaten up tech is the "best" (most likely to do well moving forward, best monopoly / moat safety, most safe earnings, best books today, best P/E) to buy for a long term hold (over ten years)?
qualifying them on the above characteristics would be appreciated or any other variable that you feel is important.
If my list missed any other tech considerations, please let me know.
Q: EPAM Systems is down today, this is after investors had a chance to digest earning. Was the growth not enough or is this a case of over priced growth stocks still out of favour? Is the current price reasonable vs future expectations?
Q: Is there an investment vehicle you would suggest related to music royalties as per the article 'Music Royalties Are King in the Search for Yield' referenced n 5i's blog post?
Q: please provide the current P/E ratios for these stocks please show the historic p/e high and historic low. please also show the current price to sales ratio of each company and the historic p/sales high and low also are the current p/e ratios based on trailing earnings or rather forecast future earnings thanks Richard