Q: Lots of talk about China taking over Taiwan. Maybe something happens, maybe not. How would a disruption in Taiwan Semiconductor production/supply impact NVDA in the short to intermediate term? Should the market be pricing in this risk in your opinion?
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Investment Q&A
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
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Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI)
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Topicus.com Inc. (TOI)
Q: Hi, These stocks have been on a tear recently, specially NVEI, and the guess is, with no specific news. The momentum has simply been Amazing !!! We have no immediate plans to add to or 5-6% position in each. But if we do, does it make sense ? Would you wait for share prices to settle and what would be a decent buy price for each ? Also could you prioritize them in order of current valuation vs growth prospects. Thank You
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
I've learned that sector reallocations can sometimes be cured by changing your allocation % to sectors or by moving a hybrid company from one sector to another. Having said that what would you say a proper allocation between technology and consumer discretionary is for Amazon?
thanks for all you do
Dennis
I've learned that sector reallocations can sometimes be cured by changing your allocation % to sectors or by moving a hybrid company from one sector to another. Having said that what would you say a proper allocation between technology and consumer discretionary is for Amazon?
thanks for all you do
Dennis
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Vanguard FTSE Emerging Markets All Cap Index ETF (VEE)
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iShares Core MSCI Emerging Markets ETF (IEMG)
Q: Hi Guys
For a long term hold, if your view is the U.S. dollar will decline steeply over time, would it not be best to purchase my Emerging Markets through IEMG, as the foreign currencies become worth more against the U.S. dollar?
thanks Gord
For a long term hold, if your view is the U.S. dollar will decline steeply over time, would it not be best to purchase my Emerging Markets through IEMG, as the foreign currencies become worth more against the U.S. dollar?
thanks Gord
Q: I am familiar with norberts gambit to move Canadian dollars to the US but what is the best way to convert US dollars to Canadian currency?
Q: I was looking at a list of your past picks that haven't been mentioned for awhile but they seem to be doing quite well. In fact, they have as good a track record as some of the US stocks you mentioned recently. Mastercard which I own is under water over the past year, I am thinking of selling it and the above 2 look like good replacements. Preferably, ZS. Do you still pay attention to these 2?
Q: My portfolio shows 15.74 in technology. Would this include tech stocks in etfs I hold?
Q: GA; General Assembly Holdings what about it
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DuPont de Nemours Inc. (DD)
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Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX)
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Honeywell International Inc. (HON)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT)
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Nucor Corporation (NUE)
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Union Pacific Corporation (UNP)
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Xylem Inc. New (XYL)
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Cemex S.A.B. de C.V. Sponsored ADR (CX)
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Schnitzer Steel Industries Inc. (SCHN)
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Reliance Inc. (RS)
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Jacobs Solutions Inc. (J)
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Trane Technologies plc (TT)
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i!!! With Biden’s objective to enhance American infrastructure, what companies and ETFs stand to benefit from this and which would be the best ones to invest in? The list can include the stocks that provide the raw materials to this project as well. Thank you , Tamara
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Constellation Software Inc. (CSU)
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Descartes Systems Group Inc. (The) (DSG)
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Kinaxis Inc. (KXS)
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
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Docebo Inc. (DCBO)
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Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI)
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Topicus.com Inc. (TOI)
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Magnet Forensics Inc. Subordinate voting shares (MAGT)
Q: Over the last couple of months a lot of Canadian tech stocks have seen huge gains in a very short time.
CSU from $1,730 to $2,130
DCBO from $65 to $104;
DSG from $70 to $97;
KXS from $135 to $199;
LSPD from $85 to $131;
MAGT from $26 to $55;
NVEI from $100 to $161;
TOI from $80 to $125.
1) Do you think this is getting overdone and are we due for some kind of correction in this sector?
2) Are any of the above still good buys after these large, rapid price increases?
3) Are there any Canadian tech stocks that have "missed the party" so to speak, haven't seen large rapid price increases like those above, and are good buys currently?
Thanks.
CSU from $1,730 to $2,130
DCBO from $65 to $104;
DSG from $70 to $97;
KXS from $135 to $199;
LSPD from $85 to $131;
MAGT from $26 to $55;
NVEI from $100 to $161;
TOI from $80 to $125.
1) Do you think this is getting overdone and are we due for some kind of correction in this sector?
2) Are any of the above still good buys after these large, rapid price increases?
3) Are there any Canadian tech stocks that have "missed the party" so to speak, haven't seen large rapid price increases like those above, and are good buys currently?
Thanks.
Q: NEO-L
Duane recently had a question about Amazon being available to purchase on NEO-L. I don't understand what is involved here; can you pls describe how such CDRs work. I do not know even where / how to purchase them. Also, I am concerned with liquidity; on their website they state "CDRs will reference highly liquid global shares that trade on major exchanges around the world. Generally speaking, where the underlying shares has a high trading volume, the corresponding CDR is expected to have a high degree of liquidity.".
Will shares (units?) be easy to sell if one wants to dispose of a position? I believe these will make otherwise high priced stocks available to small investors. Can you think other advantages or disadvantages to buying? Last any other source of info you can point me to? Many thanks for your excellent service
Duane recently had a question about Amazon being available to purchase on NEO-L. I don't understand what is involved here; can you pls describe how such CDRs work. I do not know even where / how to purchase them. Also, I am concerned with liquidity; on their website they state "CDRs will reference highly liquid global shares that trade on major exchanges around the world. Generally speaking, where the underlying shares has a high trading volume, the corresponding CDR is expected to have a high degree of liquidity.".
Will shares (units?) be easy to sell if one wants to dispose of a position? I believe these will make otherwise high priced stocks available to small investors. Can you think other advantages or disadvantages to buying? Last any other source of info you can point me to? Many thanks for your excellent service
Q: Hello, I am up 1000% in DSG and have clearly held it for a long time. I believe in holding my winners, while watching portfolio weightings...It was blind luck rather than skill. Question, how is DSG going forward...any other lucky names especially in the tech sector . I am woefully incompetent here.
Q: Hello 5i Research
I have held Visa ,MasterCard and PayPal for a while in my US RRSP account and happy with the performance.Would consider them as an reopening stock and performance even better as people travel more and go out more.
Thanks
Claudio
I have held Visa ,MasterCard and PayPal for a while in my US RRSP account and happy with the performance.Would consider them as an reopening stock and performance even better as people travel more and go out more.
Thanks
Claudio
Q: It’s seems odd to me Topicus is listed in Vancouver.Do you see it moving to the Toronto exchange?
Q: MAGT This stock has had a good run. Would you consider it a buy at this time? Many thanks for your guidance.
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Russel Metals Inc. (RUS)
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A&W Revenue Royalties Income Fund (AW.UN)
Q: I am looking to lock in some profits and hold a little more cash at the moment. The above stocks are ones I've done well on but are feeling a bit stagnant at the moment. I still like them but looking for ones to sell that have the least FOMO. BNS is probably already a for sure as I am overweight on it a lot at the moment. I have losses from the market downturn so taxes are not a major concern. What of these would you consider selling first if raising cash? I don't worry about sector weights.
Q: Please provide me with 6/7 high growth stocks & 3/4 value stocks for a minimum hold of 10years especially for Tfsa , Txs for u usual great services & views. As a aside,when is u next appearance on BNN?
Q: Could I have your updated opinion on this company. Thx
Q: What does 5i think about Quorum's Q2 report and current stock valuation for being a SaaS Company?
Q: Do you think their deal with Dole is material to their prospects?