Q: What do you make of Citron Research's comments on NVIDIA today?
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Q: MU taking a hit today on UBS sell rating and a $35 target price. Could I have your evaluation of this. Should I sell and if so what would you replace it with. Thanks
Q: Hi 5iResearch Team,
I am thinking of taking a position on Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR.O) and would like to get your comments on this company as well as its Q4 earnings released on March 1.
Cheers,
I am thinking of taking a position on Nektar Therapeutics (NKTR.O) and would like to get your comments on this company as well as its Q4 earnings released on March 1.
Cheers,
Q: Could I get your take on Calloway Golf Company (ELY), please. I'm looking for US non-tech stocks with solid and reliable performance and growth.
Q: can you provide me your opinion on this stock , please and thank you....cheers
Q: I bought GE several years ago for its stable dividend (sigh). I have been pondering whether to let it ride and see how it recovers or if I should sell before it drops to nothing. Looking at what is being published goes in both directions as to whether it should be held or sold. From your Q&A it appears that you wouldn't suggest getting in. What is your position about holding a persons current position?
Q: Would you comment on ICE on the NYSE, please. It has performed nicely since 2015 and wondered if their earnings, etc. bode well for the future. -- i.e., justify continue to hold in this market? Although it's been a "bit rocky'", it certainly hasn't suffered inordinately. (Is there a better Canadian alternative?)
I am wondering which sectors are good for "parking" money at this time (that is, to avoid the crazy volatility of tech, for someone who is always heavily weighted in tech). Is gold a good alternative?
Please feel free to deduct points as appropriate, since this is a two-pronged question.
I am wondering which sectors are good for "parking" money at this time (that is, to avoid the crazy volatility of tech, for someone who is always heavily weighted in tech). Is gold a good alternative?
Please feel free to deduct points as appropriate, since this is a two-pronged question.
Q: Hello,
At some point 5i seems to have changed direction with Amazon. Earlier on you thought the p/e ratio was just too high. For instance, this was your objection to buying Amazon in July 2014:
5I RESEARCH ANSWER:
We think Amazon is a great, well-managed company, with excellent potential and a solid niche that it continues to develop. Clearly the leader in the space, it further consolidates its position nearly every day. It has $5 billion net cash. We like the 'company' for sure. However, the stock trades at 279 X forward earnings estimates, and we simply cannot get our heads around its valuation. It is a high beta stock, but this year the market is up and it is down 12%. We think there are better growth companies to own.
According to Yahoo Finance the P/E ratio is higher now than it was then. I am interested in buying Amazon amidst its current troubles but the cost really makes me question that decision. I am curious as to what exactly were the elements that brought 5i to become much more favourable towards buying Amazon?
thanks
At some point 5i seems to have changed direction with Amazon. Earlier on you thought the p/e ratio was just too high. For instance, this was your objection to buying Amazon in July 2014:
5I RESEARCH ANSWER:
We think Amazon is a great, well-managed company, with excellent potential and a solid niche that it continues to develop. Clearly the leader in the space, it further consolidates its position nearly every day. It has $5 billion net cash. We like the 'company' for sure. However, the stock trades at 279 X forward earnings estimates, and we simply cannot get our heads around its valuation. It is a high beta stock, but this year the market is up and it is down 12%. We think there are better growth companies to own.
According to Yahoo Finance the P/E ratio is higher now than it was then. I am interested in buying Amazon amidst its current troubles but the cost really makes me question that decision. I am curious as to what exactly were the elements that brought 5i to become much more favourable towards buying Amazon?
thanks
- Apple Inc. (AAPL)
- Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
- Meta Platforms Inc. (META)
- Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
- Netflix Inc. (NFLX)
Q: Which FAANG stock(s) would be most attractive today for long-term growth? I plan to hold longer than Trump will be President.
Q: I'd like your opinion on OSTK and the probability of it recovering from the latest round of bad news.
Q: The stock is down quite a bit with this volatile market. What do you think of it currently?
Thank you!!
Thank you!!
Q: Hello Peter/5I
I am thinking of purchasing a some amount of these there stock , what are your thoughts ?
Regards
Claudio
I am thinking of purchasing a some amount of these there stock , what are your thoughts ?
Regards
Claudio
Q: Now that SPOT is trading and up 25% do you still reccomend 1/3,/1/3,1/3?
Or has the activity changed your entry strategy?
Thanks
Sheldon
Or has the activity changed your entry strategy?
Thanks
Sheldon
Q: Just a comment: a complete list of US preferreds, with daily updates, can be found at http://www.wsj.com/mdc/public/page/2_3024-Preferreds.html
Q: I searched your data-base for TRV and got comments on Trevali mining; Hmm!
Travellers seems to be a great performer based on its price history and dividend increases. What is the 5i opinion.
Greg
Travellers seems to be a great performer based on its price history and dividend increases. What is the 5i opinion.
Greg
Q: it is mind boggling how one man can do so much devastation to a world economy. is there one or two stocks you can recommend to protect me from this lunacy. I hope some sensibility comes out of this mess. thanks again bill
- iShares Russell 2000 Growth ETF (IWO)
- Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
- SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY)
Q: I am heavy canada and have decided to diversify globally with ETFs on my own.
Bought some VE and VIG today off the CMS model portfolio list to start on the market dip today. I dont need ANY Canadian exposure so looking at adding positions in VEE, SPY, IWO. Not really interested in ZWU at 0.71 MER. Any preference on which you would add this week? Other options not on CMS portfolio. Balanced growth equity follower. 5+year time frame.
Bought some VE and VIG today off the CMS model portfolio list to start on the market dip today. I dont need ANY Canadian exposure so looking at adding positions in VEE, SPY, IWO. Not really interested in ZWU at 0.71 MER. Any preference on which you would add this week? Other options not on CMS portfolio. Balanced growth equity follower. 5+year time frame.
Q: What do you think of LADR in the US
Thanks Phil
Thanks Phil
Q: I have a question related to inverse index ETFs and payments of dividends.
I hold 100 shares of the New York-traded ETF "PROSHARES SHORT QQQ", ticker PSQ, which behaves in an inverse way to the NASDAQ index. Last week I received a dividend of US$4.01. Although this is a modest amount, I am very surprised that I would receive any dividend at all ! How can this be with an inverse ETF? (If anything, I would expect to have deducted the dividends of the underlying shares, as is the case with a "short" of an individual stock.)
Thanks for any clarification you can provide!
I hold 100 shares of the New York-traded ETF "PROSHARES SHORT QQQ", ticker PSQ, which behaves in an inverse way to the NASDAQ index. Last week I received a dividend of US$4.01. Although this is a modest amount, I am very surprised that I would receive any dividend at all ! How can this be with an inverse ETF? (If anything, I would expect to have deducted the dividends of the underlying shares, as is the case with a "short" of an individual stock.)
Thanks for any clarification you can provide!
Q: Is Netflix a buy at this price ? Thanks