Q: Would you have a preference, or even recommend either of these US industrial stocks? Seems Jim Cramer on Mad Money in US is a big fan but I would like your perspective. Thanks.
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Q: Can you please comment on the outlook for autodesk.
Would this be a good infrastructure play?
Thanks Cal
Would this be a good infrastructure play?
Thanks Cal
Q: CLF Thoughts on this company with the Biden infrastructure plan coming out later today, stock seemed to get a “shot in the arm” 😁 on this announcement!
Q: What is your outlook on this company?
Thanks
Cal
Thanks
Cal
Q: Hi There! which one would you prefer and why? Thanks a bunch!
Q: Any thoughts on HR Block in terms of medium term prospects?
Q: Hello, Can you please list in order which one of these Titans would you recommend for a 10 year hold within a TFSA. Or, should all three be held, currently in my US TFSA I only hold COST. I have other investments like ETFs and stocks in my CDN TFSA for diversity.
Thanks,
Robbie
Thanks,
Robbie
Q: I am loking at a purchase of either Analog Devices or Skyworks. May I please have your comparative analysis and preference? Is there an alternate that you prefer?
With appreciation,
Ed
With appreciation,
Ed
Q: My question is about raven industries. Its symbol is ravn on the nasdaq. What is the outlook for this company. They have some interesting technology. Thanks Steve
- Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
- Intuit Inc. (INTU)
- Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG)
- The Walt Disney Company (DIS)
- Nike Inc. (NKE)
- Veeva Systems Inc. Class A (VEEV)
- Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM)
- CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
Q: Current market volatility has me seeking companies that have 'wide moats' making them somewhat less susceptible to market noise. I would appreciate it if you would suggest the names of some American companies that you would consider to be 'wide moat' types of companies. If there are some that currently provide value this would be a bonus.
- Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
- Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG)
- Enghouse Systems Limited (ENGH)
- Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
Q: Need to add one of the above tech stocks to a TFSA. Only room for one. Suggestions as to which one should be added. Long term hold. Thanks
Q: Hello Folks:
For a number of years I was a satisfied Boeing shareholder, but switched to NOC and RTX when Boeing's problems surfaced (taking a $100.00 hit), subsequently investing in NOC and RTX.
As of today, how would you view and compare these companies potential; I do regret not re-purchasing BA when it was down as it is a strong contender in the industry, however do have companies such as GE in my rear view mirror.
Thanks so much for your good service
brian
For a number of years I was a satisfied Boeing shareholder, but switched to NOC and RTX when Boeing's problems surfaced (taking a $100.00 hit), subsequently investing in NOC and RTX.
As of today, how would you view and compare these companies potential; I do regret not re-purchasing BA when it was down as it is a strong contender in the industry, however do have companies such as GE in my rear view mirror.
Thanks so much for your good service
brian
- NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
- Roku Inc. (ROKU)
- Pinterest Inc. Class A (PINS)
- CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD)
Q: Hello 5i,
It is time for the magical orb to let us know where to invest with a 3-5 year time frame. Everything looks foggy and scary with fairies signaling an impending catastrophe. There may be good deals and then again it could be a mirage and all hell will break loose in coming months. Let's put a happy face on and make a few selections.
Please choose your top 10 stocks in US or Canada to buy or add to today.
Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
It is time for the magical orb to let us know where to invest with a 3-5 year time frame. Everything looks foggy and scary with fairies signaling an impending catastrophe. There may be good deals and then again it could be a mirage and all hell will break loose in coming months. Let's put a happy face on and make a few selections.
Please choose your top 10 stocks in US or Canada to buy or add to today.
Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Q: is this company publicly traded is an IPO coming up
Q: Thoughts on the recent tumble by GAN? Is it worth holding onto?
Q: Please comment on results announced by these two companies. What do you think should one do with these companies after these results? Hold, Buy or Sell
Q: Can you provide your thoughts on this company and on its fundamentals.
Q: I have nearly 200% gains in PANW, with losses to offset, so no tax issues. Wanted to know what you thought of selling PANW and buying CRWD with a 3-5 year time horizon and growth as the objective. Brief reasoning would be appreciated. Thx, John
Q: Opinion on Affirm so far since the IPO? I started a small position and am down 20% and wondering if you see a bottom, or price to take a full position?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello Folks:
It appears technology stocks are moving opposite direction to industrials such as Deere, Caterpillar, Cummins etc. which have been very quiet for a number of years.
Is this a normal situation?
Does this mean there is more confidence in this sector and less in technology; or is it because technology has been the go to in times of uncertainty; although I would think these Covid times would have produced more uncertainty with the opposite effect.
Do you feel this trend will continue empowering industrials at the expense of technology such as Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google etc.
My specific question is re: Veeva (on a steady downturn) and how you view it's long term prospects.
Thanks for your good work
brian
It appears technology stocks are moving opposite direction to industrials such as Deere, Caterpillar, Cummins etc. which have been very quiet for a number of years.
Is this a normal situation?
Does this mean there is more confidence in this sector and less in technology; or is it because technology has been the go to in times of uncertainty; although I would think these Covid times would have produced more uncertainty with the opposite effect.
Do you feel this trend will continue empowering industrials at the expense of technology such as Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google etc.
My specific question is re: Veeva (on a steady downturn) and how you view it's long term prospects.
Thanks for your good work
brian