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Booking Holdings Inc. (BKNG $4,307.56)
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Novo Nordisk A/S (NVO $49.17)
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RTX Corporation (RTX $195.96)
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Select STOXX Europe Aerospace & Defense ETF (EUAD $45.09)
Q: My NOVO holdings are down significantly and I’m considering moving on to either BKNG, RTX or EUAD. On a scale of 1- 10 (low to high) please rate all four (ie. including NOVO) for both growth and risk, for a five year hold. Thank you.
Q: Good morning 5i team!
Your thoughts on LULU, RH and CROX? I bought them recently in expectation of a China tariff deal ultimately getting done. (NKE's Q results released today probably doesn't hurt sentiment). Are there any other names you would be interested in for a significant bounce?
Thanks as always.
Dave
Your thoughts on LULU, RH and CROX? I bought them recently in expectation of a China tariff deal ultimately getting done. (NKE's Q results released today probably doesn't hurt sentiment). Are there any other names you would be interested in for a significant bounce?
Thanks as always.
Dave
Q: Yahoo Finance gives 52 as HOOD's trailing PE, and 66 as its forware PE. Is this accurate?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: The ETF symbol QDVO is only a few months old. It is run by the same 5-person team that manages DIVO. The team is headed by Kevin Simpson who also head-manages the ETF symbol DIVO . DIVO has done well for my portfolio (if one includes distributions) and this prompted me to look into QDVO.
DIVO leans more toward value and dividend stability, whereas QDVO brings a growth tilt to the same income-generating playbook. I was looking to blend upside potential with steady cash flow and wondered if QDVO might be a compelling enough complement to the already held DIVO. Both ETFs are for RSPs. I would welcome criticism, critical comments, thoughts, and insight. (Perhaps I am making too much of who runs ETFs?).
DIVO leans more toward value and dividend stability, whereas QDVO brings a growth tilt to the same income-generating playbook. I was looking to blend upside potential with steady cash flow and wondered if QDVO might be a compelling enough complement to the already held DIVO. Both ETFs are for RSPs. I would welcome criticism, critical comments, thoughts, and insight. (Perhaps I am making too much of who runs ETFs?).
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG $319.56)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $415.74)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $189.30)
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Salesforce Inc. (CRM $193.78)
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ServiceNow Inc. (NOW $106.46)
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Snowflake Inc. (SNOW $183.02)
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UiPath Inc. Class A (PATH $13.00)
Q: Hi 5i Team - First a general question on the topic of AI. Is agentic AI the sequel to generative AI and from an investment point of view are companies that are developing or involved with agentic AI ones we should be looking at now. Specifically is UiPath one to invest in along this theme and do you have any suggestions for other ones that may be equal to or better than UiPath. Thanks.
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $189.30)
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Robinhood Markets Inc. (HOOD $85.86)
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Rocket Lab Corporation (RKLB $72.99)
Q: What is YOUR most recent personal BUY and SELL? Reason for both.
#1 on YOUR personal Watchlist and a reason.
Thank you so much
#1 on YOUR personal Watchlist and a reason.
Thank you so much
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT $634.87)
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Northrop Grumman Corporation (NOC $690.13)
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AeroVironment Inc. (AVAV $265.10)
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Kratos Defense & Security Solutions Inc. (KTOS $94.14)
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Teledyne Technologies Incorporated (TDY $660.63)
Q: Can you analyze AVAV as a potential investment? Look at growth, moat, competitors and catalysts if you don't mind. The stock has had a good run but it seems to have potential with all of the new NATO spending that is projected. In addition, please suggest any other companies that you more strongly believe in as likely to benefit from military spending with an emphasis on smaller companies with higher risk, higher upside. Thanks and Happy Canada Day!
Q: Its valuation certainly calls for a buy and its forward PE. Do you still view this stock as a slow long term compounder in this field?
Is there anything I’m missing or could be a risk?
Any additional insight on this company or a preferred leader in its sector would be great.
Thank you.
Is there anything I’m missing or could be a risk?
Any additional insight on this company or a preferred leader in its sector would be great.
Thank you.
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Galaxy Digital Inc. Class A common stock (GLXY $28.95)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN $164.58)
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Robinhood Markets Inc. (HOOD $85.86)
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Harvest MicroStrategy Enhanced High Income Shares ETF (MSTE $3.56)
Q: For Crypto exposure, I have a 1.5% position in COIN, a 2% position in GLXY (up 25%) and a .5% position in MSTE. I want to invest another 1.5% by either bringing COIN to 3% or investing in HOOD at 1.5%. Would you add to COIN or diversify into HOOD? Would you be comfortable with 5.5% total in diversified Crypto holdings?
Q: What are your thoughts about these two please, thanks.
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Q: What would be a great entry price?
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O'Reilly Automotive Inc. (ORLY $93.34)
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $182.84)
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Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (BRK.B $500.20)
Q: Hello,
Over the years my portfolio has been going up well when the markets are good and they drop (sometimes significantly) during downturns. What is the best way to manage downturns? Or in other words how to lose less during downturns? Is it by taking money off the table when things are good..is there some thumb rule to manage downturns. Thanks.
Shyam
Over the years my portfolio has been going up well when the markets are good and they drop (sometimes significantly) during downturns. What is the best way to manage downturns? Or in other words how to lose less during downturns? Is it by taking money off the table when things are good..is there some thumb rule to manage downturns. Thanks.
Shyam
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $182.84)
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Constellation Brands Inc. (STZ $165.59)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC $52.81)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $80.42)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH $100.89)
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British American Tobacco p.l.c. (BTI $60.33)
Q: Good morning, As a retired investor who can handle moderate risk I'm looking to add to my consumer staples holdings in an RRSP, for both growth and a dividend. My only current holding in this sector is Proctor & Gamble (PG). What would be your top 3 picks in Canada and top 3 picks in the US, ranked please, for a new consumer staples holding?
Q: Obviously JP Morgan and Uber are different sectors but for a 3-5 year hold, which would you choose for superior growth ?
Q: HOVR Would you consider this a good speculative investment?
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $415.74)
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ $239.98)
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Procter & Gamble Company (The) (PG $159.67)
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $182.84)
Q: If you were looking specifically at dividend safety and dividend growth, what would you prefer to own, JNJ or PG and why? is there another dividend growth company you would prefer for a US dividend account?
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KKR & Co. Inc. (KKR $107.38)
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Blackstone Inc. (BX $133.74)
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Ares Management Corporation Class A (ARES $136.41)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $64.75)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM $71.27)
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Blue Owl Capital Inc. Class A (OWL $12.89)
Q: Have you warmed up to OWL since your March 2025 comment? OWL currently rates a strong buy in the financial sites I have access to. If your views are unchanged, do you have another private equity-cum-asset manager that you favor? OWL seems to have stronger, favorable buy ratings than BX, or CG. If not OWL, would you prefer Apollo and why.
Q: When comparing SAN to JPM, I was surprised to see that SAN-ADR significantly outperformed JPM over 5, 3 , 1 years and YTD. I did not compare appreciation in shares of SAN in €. Notwithstanding remarkable appreciation in share value YTD, SAN still trades at below market multiples in its industry. Having used SAN’s services (business and personal) I find this bank to be well-run, and customer focused, far superior to Barclays , Lloyds et al . Am I missing something that justifies the low valuation? If not, do you think SAN is a good investment that could also be a reasonably good diversifier? .