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Investment Q&A

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Q: PTON Given the fact that life looks like we will be returning to a pre-covid world hopefully not too far, what are your thoughts on this company for a long-term hold? Do you think it will become something like Lululemon? Is it a good time to initiate a position now?
Read Answer Asked by David on October 12, 2021
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I have held this company for years and of course am down a ton. It is in my RIF account so a tax loss is not possible. So with energy rising do you think this stock may rise in the near future. It would be great to regain some of my losses. On the other hand maybe this is as good as it gets and might as well move on! Thanks your opinion is always helpful!
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on October 12, 2021
Q: Hello Peter et al,

I have had $250,000 in cash for about a year now and have recently bought LSPD, TOI and BBD near all time highs for the 3 companies i.e. approximately 40%, 40% and 20% of the portfolio. Of course since I invested in these securities, they have all declined, LSPD more than the others. I have a high risk tolerance and won’t need the money for at least 5 years. With the yields increasing, is there a higher risk of my investments tanking or should I stay invested? As always, your advice is very much appreciated. Thanks a lot.
Read Answer Asked by Marc on October 12, 2021
Q: Are you able to provide an update on NVO(understand that sector is out of flavor). How does the future look? Cash flow, growth etc.. (Assuming $1700 gold) At one point in time a year ago this looked to be as interesting as KRR, yet the S.P. has been a disaster above and beyond the sector. Are there other high risk/reward gold names you would prefer?
Read Answer Asked by Chris on October 12, 2021
Q: Hi,

I read this company is going public this month. Do you know when and which brokerages are offering shares?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Jeremy on October 12, 2021
Q: LSPD's SP continues to be very volatile daily while under the current short attack. Can we assume such attack will not end until the company reports its next quarterly results - assumed to be in the first week of November - based prior reporting history

The assumption is, after LSPD reports publicly as required by law, the short's accusations would either be proven correct, or partially correct (after all the best lies are the half truths), or just vicious rumors used to destroy LSPD's SP for their own profit.

If the accusations are without merit, do the indemnified parties, such as us common small retails, can seek restitution from the short seller? Has that happened before and how successful are they in seeking such compensation based on past history?

I've been in the market for almost 20 years and find the practice of short selling morally unethical. What legal protections do the investors have against such shady practice from the market sharks with big capital? Please enlighten us.

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Victor on October 12, 2021
Q: Hi 5i Team - I have sold my shares in Score but am interested in investing in a company in the same space. Am considering buying Penn and am just wondering if this would be a good strategy. Also are there any companies similar to Score that you would recommend - Canadian or U.S, any size of market cap but small and mid cap are preferred. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on October 12, 2021
Q: My granddaughter has a TFSA that needs some increase in real estate and financials weightings. Would you consider TCN and GSY appropriate for a 3-4 year hold or would you suggest some alternatives?
With appreciation,
Ed
Read Answer Asked by Ed on October 12, 2021
Q: Hi, I currently have shares in HBM but I am considering selling and replacing with something else and wonder your thoughts on that. I am considering LUN or LAC or a bit for both. This is new to me so open to suggestions. Thanks for this service
Read Answer Asked by Theresa on October 12, 2021