Q: Fubo Seems to be the current en vogue momentum stock - I was wondering if you would like to make any input on this stock.
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Q: Please,your thoughts on ANGO:US.Thanks.
Q: Hello again your thoughts on TJX
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Q: This stock has been on a good run lately anything you can tell me about this small cap I’m thinking about 3% position for a 1-2 year hold thanks
Q: How would you rate these five G5 companies? Or is there other 5G companies you would recommend? Thank you, Robert
Plug Power Inc. PLUG:US
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FuelCell Energy Inc. FCEL:US
Fisker Inc. Class A FSR:US
GreenPower Motor Company Inc. GPV:CA
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Q: How do you like the look of the IPO?
Q: Your thoughts on ZTS. seems to be flat lining for some time now. Buy more or sell.
Thanks
Dale
Thanks
Dale
Q: Hello, XPO Logistics Inc said on Wednesday it plans to spin off its warehousing and logistics business into a separate publicly traded company.
The freight transportation and truck brokerage businesses will remain with XPO, while the new company will focus on e-commerce fulfillment, owning about 200 million square feet of warehouse space.
The company said it intends to structure the separation as a tax-free transaction to XPO shareholders, and expects to complete it in the second half of 2021.
Brad Jacobs will remain the chairman and chief executive officer of XPO while also becoming the chairman of the new company.
I’ve been a long time shareholder of this company, In your opinion should I let the transaction proceed and do nothing and become a shareholder of 2 companies ? Thanks
The freight transportation and truck brokerage businesses will remain with XPO, while the new company will focus on e-commerce fulfillment, owning about 200 million square feet of warehouse space.
The company said it intends to structure the separation as a tax-free transaction to XPO shareholders, and expects to complete it in the second half of 2021.
Brad Jacobs will remain the chairman and chief executive officer of XPO while also becoming the chairman of the new company.
I’ve been a long time shareholder of this company, In your opinion should I let the transaction proceed and do nothing and become a shareholder of 2 companies ? Thanks
- Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
- Salesforce Inc. (CRM)
- Atlassian Corporation (TEAM)
- Slack Technologies Inc. Class A (WORK)
Q: Good Morning
Where does TEAM fit in after the Salesforce buyout of Slack? Are they now competitors along with Microsoft or are their offerings different and possibly a takeover target themselves?
Thank you
Where does TEAM fit in after the Salesforce buyout of Slack? Are they now competitors along with Microsoft or are their offerings different and possibly a takeover target themselves?
Thank you
Q: Peter and Ryan,
Your comments on the earnings and guidance from CRWD ? With the continued great run, would you swap any out for NLOK that has lagged ? Does NLOK have any advantages in the individula consumer space ? Thank you.
Your comments on the earnings and guidance from CRWD ? With the continued great run, would you swap any out for NLOK that has lagged ? Does NLOK have any advantages in the individula consumer space ? Thank you.
Q: Hi, Tesla will be added to the SP-500 on December 21, 2020
It a good time to buy before Dec.21 or wait January 2021?
thanks,
Jean guy
It a good time to buy before Dec.21 or wait January 2021?
thanks,
Jean guy
Q: Which companies (CAN/ US) and/or ETFs would you recommend to buy today for the best exposure to AI? This would be for an 80 year old investor who wants to allocate 8% of his portfolio to AI.
Thank you for your guidance.
Thank you for your guidance.
Q: Hope all is well! Can you please walk me through the PSTH SPAC? From my understanding, units were originally sold at $20 and each unit consists of one share of common stock and a warrant for one-ninth of a share. With PSTH now at $25.40, if the market hates their proposed deal can you walk me through downside scenarios?
If shareholders vote down the eventual deal or there is no deal before deadline can you redeem for $20 and have a max loss of $5.40?
Is it correct to assume that the only way to lose more than $5.40 would be if the market doesn’t like the deal, shareholders still approve the deal ($20 floor goes away) and then the stock drifts lower on the back of company prospects?
I am interested because of Ackman involvement and the high implied vol on the shares in the options market. I am considering various bullish strategies (selling puts, risk reversals and covered calls) but just trying to develop a clear understanding of downside risks if the market hates their deal, shareholders vote down the deal or no deal happens.
I see the $23 strike warrants trading for around $9.20 with an 07/24/2025 expiration date, do only original unitholders get warrants or will unitholders that buy today and hold through a deal get a warrant for every 9 shares?
Thanks for your guidance!
If shareholders vote down the eventual deal or there is no deal before deadline can you redeem for $20 and have a max loss of $5.40?
Is it correct to assume that the only way to lose more than $5.40 would be if the market doesn’t like the deal, shareholders still approve the deal ($20 floor goes away) and then the stock drifts lower on the back of company prospects?
I am interested because of Ackman involvement and the high implied vol on the shares in the options market. I am considering various bullish strategies (selling puts, risk reversals and covered calls) but just trying to develop a clear understanding of downside risks if the market hates their deal, shareholders vote down the deal or no deal happens.
I see the $23 strike warrants trading for around $9.20 with an 07/24/2025 expiration date, do only original unitholders get warrants or will unitholders that buy today and hold through a deal get a warrant for every 9 shares?
Thanks for your guidance!
Q: How do you feel about this recent listing?
Q: Hi,
Could you comment on the earnings after hours today (Dec2) for SNOW.
Would you consider an entry point here?
Thanks,
Could you comment on the earnings after hours today (Dec2) for SNOW.
Would you consider an entry point here?
Thanks,
Q: Price action has been down since going public and the company recently announced results (Dec. 1), Please provide an analysis of the moves down from the IPO.
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
Q: What are your thoughts on Pacific Gas & Electric now that it has exited bankruptcy after the wildfires caused by their equipment?
I see a new CEO, new board and was interested to see that it is now David Tepper's largest position at Appaloosa, Dan Loeb's largest position at Third Point and Baupost just made it a top ten position. Is this a good rebound play as California's largest utility? Thanks
I see a new CEO, new board and was interested to see that it is now David Tepper's largest position at Appaloosa, Dan Loeb's largest position at Third Point and Baupost just made it a top ten position. Is this a good rebound play as California's largest utility? Thanks
Q: Can you comment on recent results. They seem to be great considering the environment.
Q: Hi 5i team,
The market is not very impressed with either CRM’s guidance and/or purchase of WORK. This pits CRM directly against MSFT in the work collaboration space. Is this a wise move by CRM? Is this a good entry point for CRM or is MSFT the better long-term bet?
Thanks again for the insight.
Dave
The market is not very impressed with either CRM’s guidance and/or purchase of WORK. This pits CRM directly against MSFT in the work collaboration space. Is this a wise move by CRM? Is this a good entry point for CRM or is MSFT the better long-term bet?
Thanks again for the insight.
Dave
Q: Hi, any comment on their decline to $21.60 today. I'm wondering if I should hold. Morgan Stanley down graded them to $15 today citing - "With Palantir up 155% since listing with very little change in the fundamental story, the risk/reward paradigm shifts decidedly negative for the shares". Any guidance appreciated. Thanks