Q: I have Microsoft and Adobe in my RRSP and would like to add to one of them. In your opinion, which one has better growth potential in terms of stock price appreciation in the next 1-2 years....and what are your reasons for picking one or the other ?
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Investment Q&A
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $320.12)
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Twilio Inc. Class A (TWLO $129.69)
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Veeva Systems Inc. Class A (VEEV $240.29)
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Copart Inc. (CPRT $38.98)
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CrowdStrike Holdings Inc. (CRWD $509.16)
Q: Hi 5i,
In reviewing my asset allocations, I am underweight in US and International. I am also light on Healthcare, Industrials, and Technology. Are there any companies (top 5) that jump out at you as growth based names that could help with this in terms of a 'two-birds-one-stone' approach?
I have a 10+ year timeline and a high risk tolerance.
Thanks in advance!
In reviewing my asset allocations, I am underweight in US and International. I am also light on Healthcare, Industrials, and Technology. Are there any companies (top 5) that jump out at you as growth based names that could help with this in terms of a 'two-birds-one-stone' approach?
I have a 10+ year timeline and a high risk tolerance.
Thanks in advance!
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Quanta Services Inc. (PWR $464.88)
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Arrow Electronics Inc. (ARW $108.01)
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The AZEK Company Inc. Class A (AZEK)
Q: Although these three companies are different sectors, I would appreciate your update on these, their growth potential, and rating in preference.
Thank you, Team!
Thank you, Team!
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Magna International Inc. (MG $68.39)
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Lithium Americas Corp. (LAC $7.89)
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Albemarle Corporation (ALB $129.99)
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BYD Co - Class H (BYDDF $12.57)
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QuantumScape Corporation Class A (QS $12.22)
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ChargePoint Holdings Inc Wt Exp 07/25/2026 (CHPT.WS)
Q: What would you suggest as a way to gain exposure to Electric Vehicles (EV’s)?
I have electric producers, as a common denominator, but wonder whether direct investment into auto or parts makers, and/or battery components (lithium/graphite) would be worthwhile.
Any suggestions for some small dabbles?
I have electric producers, as a common denominator, but wonder whether direct investment into auto or parts makers, and/or battery components (lithium/graphite) would be worthwhile.
Any suggestions for some small dabbles?
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $320.12)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $492.01)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $177.00)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT $457.86)
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Xylem Inc. New (XYL $140.67)
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Trane Technologies plc (TT $421.48)
Q: Hi Peter/Ryan, I have no US stocks in my TFSA, RSP or Margin Accounts. I was thinking of adding some but not sure in which account it is best for them, or if it matters. How would they affect each one and do you have 1 or 2 suggestions for long term hold for each of them based on where it is better to hold them. Thanks
Q: I took a look at LODE a while back when its low P/E caught my eye. Any idea on whether its current momentum is sustainable (or understandable?)? Thanks for your input.
Q: Hi, looking at your Feb 2021 Investor Suite, page 14.
You show an implied return of 6.7% and I'm wondering how you get that. Immediately above the 6.7 are the numbers 236.13 and 123.51 and if you divide those and take the result to the 1/10 power and subtract one you get 6.7%. Trouble is, the 236.13 is described as "Shares Outs." meaning presumably shares outstanding, which really throws me (also, the shares outstanding are actually 2.36 million according to the companies section of the 5i website which suggests you really meant to say shares outstanding). I can see the logic if you meant to say "projected share price in 10 years". Can you explain to me how you get the 6.7%? Thanks.
You show an implied return of 6.7% and I'm wondering how you get that. Immediately above the 6.7 are the numbers 236.13 and 123.51 and if you divide those and take the result to the 1/10 power and subtract one you get 6.7%. Trouble is, the 236.13 is described as "Shares Outs." meaning presumably shares outstanding, which really throws me (also, the shares outstanding are actually 2.36 million according to the companies section of the 5i website which suggests you really meant to say shares outstanding). I can see the logic if you meant to say "projected share price in 10 years". Can you explain to me how you get the 6.7%? Thanks.
Q: Having had some success in 2020 with PHX, the current run up by RES has me intrigued. Does it have real « 3-bagger » potential and/or superior competitors in their space?
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Walmart Inc. (WMT $110.51)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP $223.22)
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BigCommerce Holdings Inc. (BIGC)
Q: BigCommerce Holdings looks like it entered a promising partnership with Wal-Mart. How do you like the name and their future prospects as they compete n the same space with shopify etc..
Q: Hello
Would CNHI be a good pick for a TFSA?
Thank you for your time.
Mike
Would CNHI be a good pick for a TFSA?
Thank you for your time.
Mike
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on RKT and ABNB earnings. Thank you
Q: 2021 hasn't started off so great for Unity. Is it worth stepping into now or should one wait until it settles down a bit?
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: Thoughts on the Maxr quarter please?
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $177.00)
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Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG $4,914.69)
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Xylem Inc. New (XYL $140.67)
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BMO S&P 500 Index ETF (ZSP $104.88)
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The Trade Desk Inc. (TTD $39.56)
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Rent-A-Center Inc. (RCII)
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MEDIFAST INC (MED $10.97)
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Redfin Corporation (RDFN)
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Trane Technologies plc (TT $421.48)
Q: Hi Peter,
I had asked a couple of questions the other day but got a reply to just one of them so I will ask again.
For the US, I own two ETFs; ZSP (8%) and FTEC (8%). I have USD to add another 20% to the US part of my portfolio and would like 7-8 names to add on the current market weakness/rotation. I would appreciate if you could recommend a few stocks for growth 5-10 years at least, don't need dividends, medium to high risk. These names would be in my RRSP and margin account and buyable at current prices.
Thanks in advance.
Kevin
I had asked a couple of questions the other day but got a reply to just one of them so I will ask again.
For the US, I own two ETFs; ZSP (8%) and FTEC (8%). I have USD to add another 20% to the US part of my portfolio and would like 7-8 names to add on the current market weakness/rotation. I would appreciate if you could recommend a few stocks for growth 5-10 years at least, don't need dividends, medium to high risk. These names would be in my RRSP and margin account and buyable at current prices.
Thanks in advance.
Kevin
Q: Broadcom has slipped a bit lately. Is this just profit taking in advance of their quarterly report 04 March?
Q: I currently hold positions in both of these companies and I must divest of one. Your thoughts on which security you would recommend holding and your reasons would be appreciated. Thank You.
Q: Can I get your update on MP Materials. Saw Jim Cramer interview the company last week and it sounded interesting (but stock price is already up substantially).
Q: Hi Team,
Can you give your opinion on the results out of PLUG?
Thanks!
Can you give your opinion on the results out of PLUG?
Thanks!
Q: lINK $13.55 many Links but it mentioned about Interlink. It is a stock that is moving up quite nicely. I went under search and they said ask a question so here it is.
Feb. 26 Jim Kramer talked about the job report coming out on March 5 - could not be not as expected - Powell would address that with interest rate adjustments. Maybe make some sells in your portfolio as stocks would pull back. Your opinion is the go to one for me.
Feb. 26 Jim Kramer talked about the job report coming out on March 5 - could not be not as expected - Powell would address that with interest rate adjustments. Maybe make some sells in your portfolio as stocks would pull back. Your opinion is the go to one for me.
Q: can you comment on this company for US exposure in the growth side of a portfolio of a long term investor? Or is it too risky
Thanks
Thanks