Q: Starbucks seemed to have reported a good quarter in its most recent quarter. What are your thoughts about this company's future growth and outlook? Is it too late to buy?
Q: Out of the above companies (CRWD, ROKU, SNAP, PATH, DDOG, TWLO) - which do you have the most conviction for? How would you rank them? Are there any of this list that you would avoid?
Q: Can you please comment on the quarters earning report. Anything worth noting from the conference call (either positive or negative)? Do you still like the prospects of this company moving forward for the long term?
Q: What crappy news to wake up this a.m. All down substantially pre market
When you consider the results of each of these companies and they were all current holdings at reasonable weightings would you hold, sell, or buy more given the levels they have fallen to and your outlook going forward?
Q: I have US funds available to purchase stocks . Can you recommend 6 U.S market traded stocks for an income style portfolio . They can be Canadian stocks with a U.S listing
With Zillow dropping the bomb on iBuying, does this mean eXpi should do better since it's more a brokerage than buying and reselling for itself? Or does it mean bad news for the entire industry?
Q: What do you think of this ETF. It has a pretty good yield and has shown some good dividend growth over the last few years. The management fee is a bit high @ 53bps when compared with other lesser yielding ETF's.
Q: Hi 5i,
FSLY reported earnings today and stock is up....How were their earnings and forecast. What does the future look like for them today?
Currently own this stock down -35%. Would you continue to hold ORsell and move on. There are no tax loss benefits to capture.
If sell what would you suggest to replace with in similiar space?
Thx
Jim
ROKU had plummeted after hours. On looking at the earnings, I was surprised that its not as bad at the market is making it out to be.
For one, all key metrics like streaming hours, active accounts and ARPU were all up YOY. So was the Revenue , EBITA and EPS.
It seems the issue is that they missed on revenue when compared to what analysts had forecasted and guided lower for next quarter. From the accounting knowledge I possess, ROKU hardly seems to me like a company that is not growing unless I have become "rusty".
Your brief overview will be highly appreciated.