Q: ESRX:Q is going to be acquired by CI:N by Dec 2018 and holder of ESRX will receive $48.75 in cash and 0.243 shares of CI. In my case I will be receiving less than 25 shares. Hence I like to sell ESRX:Q before conversion and want to invest in some other US health stock. Should I keep odd number of CI:N or you have some better alternative in US health sector? I own ESRX:Q and BAX:N in Healthcare sector.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hi team, Just curious on your take for a 2-3 year hold for exposure to driverless tech sector.Concerns? Thanks in advance , Mike
Q: Your thoughts on Tilray today and looking into the future?
Would you buy a small position today?
Thank you so much!
Would you buy a small position today?
Thank you so much!
Q: Your thoughts on CMP please
It’s on the Nasdaq
It’s on the Nasdaq
Q: Hi there,
i have recently taken over managing my US 401K and am trying to replicate the income portfolio. There are so many US ETFs it is very difficult to understand the subtle differences between all the options out there. Would you consider VRP a good equivalent to the CPD in canada
i have recently taken over managing my US 401K and am trying to replicate the income portfolio. There are so many US ETFs it is very difficult to understand the subtle differences between all the options out there. Would you consider VRP a good equivalent to the CPD in canada
Q: Hi Folks
I would appreciate your opinion on ETSY. I've been following it since May and it has been quite a tear. Looking to add a 3% position to my Growth portfolio. Would it be a good time to buy?
Thanks
I would appreciate your opinion on ETSY. I've been following it since May and it has been quite a tear. Looking to add a 3% position to my Growth portfolio. Would it be a good time to buy?
Thanks
Q: Hi 5i - I’ve come across this real estate related firm in some research. I’ve never heard of it, and I’m not sure why not, because it’s performance has been excellent. Could you please dig into the fundamentals and tell me what you think. Could you also explain what exactly they do. Thanks.
Q: Hi there,
This is one of my few remaining energy related holdings. Initially bought after a top BNN pick but it has tanked. The only reason I can think of to hold is that it has bottomed and will pop back. Would you sell this without hesitation or do you see a bounce? It's the worst looking mistake in the portfolio so no attachment to it.
This is one of my few remaining energy related holdings. Initially bought after a top BNN pick but it has tanked. The only reason I can think of to hold is that it has bottomed and will pop back. Would you sell this without hesitation or do you see a bounce? It's the worst looking mistake in the portfolio so no attachment to it.
Q: Good afternoon folks: is this a good name to own for the long term.
Thanks
Mark.
Thanks
Mark.
Q: What's your view on Cyberark Software?
Q: What's your view on Splunk?
Q: Hello Peter & group,
Would ALK be an ok buy now? Your advice please.
Ken
Would ALK be an ok buy now? Your advice please.
Ken
Q: Who will benefit the Most. What are your thoughts on IGT and CZR ? Are they good ones to purchase ? RAK
Q: What's your view on Zendesk?
Q: What's your view on Alteryx?
Q: What is your opinion on GAIN to buy today. How does it rank with ARI, HTGC, PSEC?
Q: What do you think is a good entry point on Facebook? Do you think it will retest old lows? I will be selling other US (Old) Tech to fund. Thx Scott
Q: What's your view on Docusign?
Q: I realize these are U.S. companies but the NVDA vs. AMD semi-conductor showdown is one of the most interesting investing tilts on offer right now. I have held NVDA for several years. It's my largest holding and I am up 325% on it. It has been a gusher. It has routinely whipped AMD like a pinata. But has the tide turned? NVDA is "only" up 26% this year and is getting thrashed today, post earnings, for having the temerity to only post substantial gains in 5 of its 6 lines of business. Meanwhile AMD has nearly doubled YTD and is now a Seeking Alpha darling. NVDA is clearly a remarkable company but the fastest jet stalls out at some point in a vertical climb. Is it time to sell some or all of my NVDA stake? Given its sky-high valuation do I crystalize profits and redeploy? What's your reading on these two competitors today?
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FLIR Systems Inc. (FLIR $57.34)
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Church & Dwight Company Inc. (CHD $84.61)
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Danaher Corporation (DHR $226.33)
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Pfizer Inc. (PFE $25.85)
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Raytheon Technologies (UTX)
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Visa Inc. (V $347.83)
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Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (CHKP $192.12)
Q: This is for my wife's RRSP, she is now 70 and will soon have to start withdrawing. Have recently sold J&J and have about 17K to re-invest. For the US portion of her portfolio she currently holds: AMTD; FB; AT&T; MSF. For stability (preservation of capital), some growth and growing dividends which of the above which you recommend without regard to sector. If you can suggest another or even two securities with better overall qualities that meet my requirements, I would appreciate your suggestion.