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Q: Inside TFSA, could you please suggest the order that you would purchase the following growth stocks: AMZN, NVDA, GOOG, MSFT, TTD, CRWD, U, PLTR. Your insight is much appreciated!
Read Answer Asked by Ching on March 04, 2021
Q: Team, I believe you still have confidence in all 3 stocks listed. My question is in what order would you be adding to? Growth being the main criteria, two year time frame.

thanks
Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on March 04, 2021
Q: Just wondering if you think the recent pullback was overdone on some of your favourite companies making them much better buys today than they were before. If so, I would appreciate it if you could suggest 3 Canadian and 3 American companies that now have more upside.
Read Answer Asked by Les on March 03, 2021
Q: Hi,

Wondering what your thoughts are on this company as a long term investment? Also is this the only pure play for AI or are their other companies in this space and would you consider any of them to be a better investment. Thanks a lot.
Read Answer Asked by Clinton on March 03, 2021
Q: Aside from AC, what are 5 top of list "recovery stocks" ?
Read Answer Asked by George on March 03, 2021
Q: Hi 5i,

To piggyback on the answer to Josh on recommendations for a TFSA:
We have BAM.A and GSY already. We can add to these stocks or in the short-term would cruise (CCL:US) or vacation booking stocks (SABR) that are cyclical and "hot" be preferred over BAM.A, GSY or KXS? It is a higher impact, shorter play theme (1 year or less).

Can you help us understand the selection of KXS? EBITDA and Sales Growth are forecasted to be lower next year though EPS getting a big boost next year. We can't wrap our head around the growth potential to have KXS in a TFSA. We now have this stock in an RRSP.

Thank you for your awesome service.

Cheers,
Debbie and Jerry
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on March 02, 2021