Q: I wonder why ISRG just keep falling in recent two days ? Is CGNX at a good entry point now ? Why it has not done much for past 2 years while other AI STOCK recover ?
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hello 5i,
Which would you prefer for a long term higher risk investment?
If you could give a brief explanation why I would appreciate it.
Thank you
Dave
Which would you prefer for a long term higher risk investment?
If you could give a brief explanation why I would appreciate it.
Thank you
Dave
- The Kraft Heinz Company (KHC)
- Stryker Corporation (SYK)
- RBC Target 2021 Corporate Bond Index ETF (RQI)
Q: Would you please give me your latest outlook & comments on these companies. Thank you.
Q: Please give me your opinion next 3 to 5 yrs about Exponent, Inc (EXPO) and TransUnion (TRU). Thanks.
Q: can I have your analysis of this company -
Q: Any update on AMRN? Recently has pulled back to where it was in early November before the announcement of expanded use. Would you continue to hold?
Q: My question is about Manhattan Bridge Capital Inc ( LOAN on NASDAQ).
The company pays a regular7.6% quarterly dividend and the stock trades in a range of $6.00 to $6.60. The company seems to have quite stable income but is highly leveraged. Nevertheless if the pundits are correct and we have low interest rates for 2020, would it make sense to borrow money at 5% to buy this stock? What could possibly go wrong?
Cheers
Ian
The company pays a regular7.6% quarterly dividend and the stock trades in a range of $6.00 to $6.60. The company seems to have quite stable income but is highly leveraged. Nevertheless if the pundits are correct and we have low interest rates for 2020, would it make sense to borrow money at 5% to buy this stock? What could possibly go wrong?
Cheers
Ian
Q: Analysis of this small cap for a minimal investment and do you thi nk it is worthy.
Gary
Gary
- Danaher Corporation (DHR)
- Xylem Inc. New (XYL)
- American Water Works Company Inc. (AWK)
- Invesco S&P Global Water Index ETF (CGW)
Q: I would like to buy a stock or ETF that deals with water treatment, possibly desalination, or purifying water. This would be a US holding, but not necessarily aimed at treating water in the US. What suggestions might you have? I thought about American WaterWorks, and would like an idea of what else is out there, especially for desalination treatment. Thank you.
Q: Would appreciate your analysis of Core please
Thanks as always
Gary
Thanks as always
Gary
Q: Can you give me the name of a good US financial ETF?
Q: Thoughts on this company coming off its lows this last month and seeming to get traction and momentum. Analysis and rating would be appreciated.
Thanks as always
Gary
Thanks as always
Gary
Q: Hello ,
Wondering about current view on ETSY ? It seems to be creeping back up after a significant pull back following conservative guidance .
Many Thanks
Greg
Wondering about current view on ETSY ? It seems to be creeping back up after a significant pull back following conservative guidance .
Many Thanks
Greg
Q: SNAP seems to have growing average users compared with other social media companies . My young Millennial's are addicted to it . Your views on this are appreciated.
Many Thanks
Greg
Many Thanks
Greg
Q: Hi Team,
Is there any ETF for semiconductor sector in US ?
Thanks as always,
Tak
Is there any ETF for semiconductor sector in US ?
Thanks as always,
Tak
Q: Greetings,
I need to add an industrial and a consumer staple/discretionary to my overall well balanced US portfolio. After reviewing a number of options, my top in each category are GD and HBI. I am looking for some growth and a dividend as I am nearing retirement. I am betting that GD will continue its strong growth and HBI will turn things around. Your thoughts and do you have a better recommendation in each sector?
Thanks
I need to add an industrial and a consumer staple/discretionary to my overall well balanced US portfolio. After reviewing a number of options, my top in each category are GD and HBI. I am looking for some growth and a dividend as I am nearing retirement. I am betting that GD will continue its strong growth and HBI will turn things around. Your thoughts and do you have a better recommendation in each sector?
Thanks
- Hamilton Global Bank ETF Class E units (HBG)
- iShares Global Financials ETF (IXG)
- Amplify Digital Payments ETF (IPAY)
- GLOBAL X FDS (FINX)
- StoneCo Ltd. (STNE)
Q: Looking for Fintech ETF exposure. Today, what and how would you rank?
Q: LYB shares APPEAR to be good value. Analyst opinions however are all over the spectrum. For example RBC Cap downgraded LYB to hold/neutral from outperform; CFRA has a STRONG buy. I have reviewed Forward P/E , PEG and other quant metrics. What do you think of qualitative aspects? What is your substantive insight into LYB’s BUSINESS model? Based on what you read and your own thoughts on prospects for global growth, is LYB a good holding? It has been a dividend grower but share price is flat to lower for a while. Do you think chances for growth in EPS, and price of shares going forward, is one better to move on? I checked your previous response to on LYB and am looking for more your current thinking.
Q: I am not clear on your December 23 comment on Gilead. You write that GILD has (or may have been) a “value trap” . You do not say whether your view is to sell. Is it your thinking that GILD is a hold? Or did you mean to say it is likely better to sell GILD? I am not sure how 5i defines value trap and you did not elaborate. One acknowledges that your comments are not advice.... that’s understood. With that in mind, I would appreciate more clarity on your thinking. Several pharma and bio tech companies are frustrating securities to hold. But sometimes the pipeline or prospects make the risk-reward equation such that patience is advised. Is it here?
Q: your thoughts please for income and growth - risky?