Investment Q&A

Q: Good Morning 5i,

Just wondering if these two stocks are still a hold or should be replaced?
Intel seems to be having problems with its 10mm process, insider trading and competition from Nvidia and AMD. As for Cisco a report last week claiming that Amazon Web Services plans to start selling network switches to other businesses and other major networking companies could impact Cisco down the road. Should we anticipate that though times are ahead for this network giant?

Thx
Marco

Q: I bought Intel some time ago and thought of keeping it for a long time. But it seems to go just one way...down. Is there any competitor to Intel that I should look at instead?
Thanks
Margita

Q: Dear 5i
I`m interested in INTC as I'm reading that its growth rate will be accelerating over the next 1-2 years . I already own NVDA.
Is this a company you would invest in at this time ?
Thanks
Bill C.

Q: Good Morning. I have US $ that I would like to invest. Would you please provide me with your top 5, any sector, growth but not too risky companies?
Thank you.
Cathy

Q: please comment on the possible impact of quantum computing development in other
companies on Intel price performance . would its chips become less valuable ? What is your comment on Intel .
Thanks

Q: Hi 5I, I will appreciate your help in picking the best of intc or csco and or suggesting better choices for safety and growth, and the same for zem or xec.
Many thaks, J.A.P, burlington

Q: Hi 5i,

I hold the above in the semiconductor space. Do you think there is too much overlap or do they all serve separate markets. Would it make sense to keep all of the above or should I swap one of them out for AMAT? Would that give me better diversification? If so, which one?

Thanks!

Q: Hi Team
In an RRSP, for another Tech addition to compliment Microsoft, which would be your choice between Intel and Texas Instruments. I hold NVDA in my TFSA. Thank-you in advance. Sam

Q: Hi 5i,
My NVDA has doubled since buying ealier this year (thanks!). Do you think I should sell half to buy some INTC now that they are getting into the GPU market as well? (I also hold TXN, PHO in the chip space and many other tech names so am quite diversified). I am just wondering if INTC might have better growth rates than NVDA or if NVDA is a bit priced to perfection right now.

Thanks!

Q: I have a recollection that about a month or two ago you suggested a company engaged in artificial intelligence that would be a cheaper alternative to Nvidia. Can you remind me of the name of this company? Thanks.

Q: I bought QCOM a couple of months ago with the intention of holding this longterm for the dividend. In light of the potential takeover by Broadcom, what should I do now and/or if/when it gets taken over? If I have to find a replacement, which US tech-sector stock would you endorse for a generous, stable dividend (preferably >3% if possible) and modest growth, for a longterm hold?

Q: Hi,

My question is regarding their recent offer for convertible debentures and I would appreciate any thoughts you might have on them. The cd's will bear 7% interest paid semi annually, with a conversion price of 2.20. There is also the chance THCX would force the conversion of all of the principal amount of the outstanding cd's on 30 days' notice if the average trading price of the common shares be greater than 3.15 for any 10 consecutive trading days. I do agree with your skepticism of this sector, but can't help but wonder about this one partly because of it's location and partly because we have a government that seems to be willing to move forward with setting standards that might help this industry to become more established.
On the other hand, it also occurs to me that with the recent rise in the US dollar, I should just buy MSFT, INTC or more NVDA, the latter which thank you - I bought on your recommendation some time ago.

Dawn

Q: would u be kind to give me your opinion about this Co thanks in advance for your insight georges

Q: I have held Intel in the past for many years, but sold it 3 years ago. I am thinking of purchasing it again.
Could I have your thoughts on this company please.
All the best to you all on Canada Day!
Rick

Q: Hi, I want to increase my sector weightings in Manufacturing and Industrial stocks, plus obtain some Income. I currently hold Barrick ($7K); CAE ($37K); CNR ($58K), Intel ($20K); Pfizer($17K)and Wajax ($10K). Looking to invest $40K more in this area, your suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

Q: Good afternoon,
In what order would you rank CSCO, IBM, and INTC for a possible purchase at this time?
Thank you for your insight.

Q: What are your thoughts on INTC today? Its growth prospects and what you like or don't like about INTC. Also, where would you rank INTC compared with other large tech companies (to form a one of the tech investments in a portfolio diversified across all sectors)? Thanks!

Q: Hi Peter and Team:

I think there are good fundamental catalysts in Intel. At current price of $37, do you think it's overvalued?

Q: Good morning,

What is your favourite name in the semi-conductor space for a long term buy and hold growth growth investment?Would it be intel or some other name like TSM etc?

Thanks again for your tremendous service!!
Thomas

Q: Intel (INTC) has been performing really well recently, and I'm worried it's reached a high and might be worth selling, despite recent good news. It's about 3% of my overall portfolio, which has an already small amount of technology exposure. Specifically, what sort of upside do you think remains with INTC in the next 12 months?