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Q: Can you please provide 3-5 must own US stocks for long term dividend growth.
Read Answer Asked by EVAN on January 21, 2021
Q: hey guys,
i know there is a lot of talk about the biden administration hurting the big tech in the futur but this is not going to happen next week... What does happen next week is Facebook q1 earnings. After seing what netflix's share did after q1 earnings, do you like FB chancse to get a bump up as well ?
Read Answer Asked by Philippe on January 20, 2021
Q: Am interested in Biotechnology, 5G and AI, can you recommend some of the leaders in the US?
Art
Read Answer Asked by Arthur on January 20, 2021
Q: Hi Folks,
I am an income investor. One to two years to go before retirement.
My portfolio is out of balance.
Low weightings in Basic Materials, Consumer Cyclical, Consumer Defensive, Health Care, Industrials and Tech..
Also need more US and international exposure.
Please provide some income suggestions for these economic sectors in the US and Internationally.
Thanks very much.
Read Answer Asked by Dave on January 20, 2021
Q: I am considering the above to add to my tfsa, please advise in order which are best suited today or please add your own suggestions. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Peter on January 20, 2021
Q: Please rate goog, msft, fb and amzn.....in terms of upside/downside.
Which would be 1, 2, 3 and 4 on your list if you had to choose between these 4.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by HARRY on January 20, 2021
Q: I am wondering if you can provide your opinion on Teledyne, only 2 questions and the company has been around forever and looks to have done very well... I read I thread on twitter recently (I know that sounds bad) and what perked my interest even more was I noticed Ryan follows them (@sleepwellcap) and I know that doesn't mean he endorses their views etc but here is how they summarize TDY.

High tech industrial with 4 segments: Digital Imaging, Instrumentation, A&D Electronics and Engineered Systems. It’s also a acquisitive, a Berkshire Hathaway of high tech industrials of sorts. Their businesses share a couple of traits: highly engineered, mission critical components that are typically expensive and integrated into a larger system and must be reliable. Customers care more about quality than price. Most products sense, analyze or transmit information. Segment detail: Digital Imaging (60%) — high performance sensors/cameras like X-ray, machine vision, thermal detectors, and everything accross the e/m spectrum; Instrumentation (20%) — test&measurement, monitoring and control instruments for marine, environmental and industrial; A&D electronics (12%) — sophisticated electronic components, subsystems, communication products and interconnect for harsh environments. Used in aviation, satellite, submarines, UAVs etc;Engineered Systems (8%) — similar to A&D, but mostly cost-plus businesses contracts with DoD

Management has a splendid track record of acquisitions and conservative guides and accounting (missed EPS 3 quarters in 20 years) Execs are paid on LT outperformance of the Russell 2000. CEO Al Picelli succeeded Robert Mehrabian in 2019 who is now Chairman but still very involved. Oh, and they just bet the house on their most recent acquisition (pending close) On Jan 4 they announced they were buying FLIR Systems for $8B, that’s 40% of TDY’s marketCap (!!!) Leverage will kick up to 3.5x and go back <2x in 18mo. Paid 17x EBITDA, adds ~$5 FCF/sh and growing. ROIC is around 30% (from low-mid 20s 5 years ago), probably stepping up to mid-30s in next couple of years as they integrate FLIR, work on margin expansion initiatives and pay down debt...
Thanks for your thoughts!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 20, 2021
Q: Hello team,

Of the 3 companies above, BEAM has 3 times more shares sold short (18% of the float) but all three have been on a run.
If you could buy only one which one would you choose today as a great company for a long-term hold and which one you would rather avoid? And of course why?

Thanks for making investment accessible for ordinary people.
Read Answer Asked by Saeed on January 20, 2021
Q: What is your opinion in MSFT and GOOG ...... Looking for some safe bets with potential for upside over 1-2 year period.... I have some money sitting in a savings account doing nothing, wanted to park that in Safer stocks with potential for some gains.....any other stocks in your opinion which would be good candidates..?

Also what is the difference between GOOG and GOOGL
Read Answer Asked by HARRY on January 19, 2021
Q: May I please have your opinion for IDEX? Is this company you would have any interest in at current price 3-5 years hold? Many thanks
Read Answer Asked by Hue on January 19, 2021
Q: I have a small USA portfolio consisting of these darlings which I've held for approx. 3 yrs. It's like watching a snail race. Can you recommend a replacement or two for each? I've done OK with SYK and was in good shape with Vertex until last October. Take as many Q credits as needed.
Read Answer Asked by Carl on January 19, 2021
Q: GEVO Hi Peter and team,
Could you please comment on this company? I would appreciate your opinion. Do you think it is a good investment for 1-2 years term?
Thank you very much!
Read Answer Asked by Jinlong on January 19, 2021
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