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Q: The company will have slower revenue growth and profitability for the next 1 year or so as they transition their customers to the cloud. Short term pain for long term gain, at least thats their expectation. Still highly profitable, over 2B cash in the bank and investing heavily in their business. Would you suggest holding through this transition, stepping aside for a few quarters or using this as an opportunity to bulk up a long term position?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on November 02, 2020
Q: I am looking for small cap growth stocks with high gain possibilities over the next three years. How would you rate Been and Rlay for growth potential?
Read Answer Asked by George on November 02, 2020
Q: Hi,
is the current debt level for ABBV to risky in the current economic environment or is the projected cash flow enough to reduce this risk? Might this cause dividend increases in the future not to happen?
In some of your answers to questions from members regarding health care stocks in the US, you often mention the election as a possible concern. Could you expand on this please? I assume you mean that one party is better than the other for this sector.
Thanks,
Dan
Read Answer Asked by Daniel on November 02, 2020
Q: RE; Healthcare,
I currently have a limited amount of healthcare exposure in my portfolio and looking to build the allocation. I hold some MDT in my US account, I have been adding to that holding on dips. I would appreciate hearing your favourite US and Canadian healthcare stocks.. Please provide your top choices for US and Canada plus any particular ETF's you like in the healthcare sector. Thank you, Patrick
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on November 02, 2020
Q: Can you please give me your opinion on Onespan - OSPN

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by philip on October 31, 2020
Q: Hi group still struggling with W performance as of late - its all over the map (before earning's before market opens Tues the 6th. Yesterday the stock was up when everything was getting clobbered today its off 10% any thoughts on buy sell or hold and reasons Help I am leaning toward sell presently I have a loss position of 5% on a full position - I am a moderate risk investor Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Terence on October 30, 2020
Q: Hi,
Marvell announced today they will take over IPHI. As I hold IPHI, I would welcome you're thoughts on what you feel is the best course of action now. If you were holding this stock, would you continue to do so, or try to cash in on the jump that one might expect after such an announcement? Thanks for all your great advice!
Dawn

Read Answer Asked by Dawn on October 30, 2020
Q: Can you please provide an updated view on FSLY? I have ridden the rollercoaster back to where I started and would like some insight from you in order to help me make a decision to hold or sell. I am growth-focused and therefore not overly concerned with risk, but I don't want to continue holding it without a reasonable shot at recovering the growth it has shown earlier this year. I believe that my portfolio is well diversified, including exposure to other stocks in FLSY's segment. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ben on October 30, 2020
Q: Please, your thoughts on this U.S. company.Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by maurice on October 30, 2020
Q: Hi,
Currently cruise stock prices are at an all time low. Is it reasonable to take this opportunity and make investments in the cruise industry while stock prices are cheap?
We are cruisers and have done 12 cruises in 7 years. What I know about cruising is that their passengers are very loyal, which some people doing over 40 cruises. Some people think that cruising is only for the elderly, but we are a family of 5 with 3 boys aged 7, 5 and 3 and can verify that these cruise lines have really targeted families like us with water slides, go karts, laser tag and an enormous array of activities for all ages.

Some people say they would never cruise again, but that is like saying you would never fly again. I just do not think that will happen. I do not believe these large cruise companies will go bankrupt, but I could be wrong. Specifically, Royal Caribbean, Carnival and Norwegian Cruise Lines.
Read Answer Asked by Ryan on October 30, 2020
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