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Q: I own these 6 u.s. tech stocks. What are your thoughts on each?
Read Answer Asked by Jamie on February 25, 2020
Q: In response to the question by Satish, your suggestion was to look at tech growth stocks for a faster recovery. I had been considering TTD, NVDA, MSFT, GOOGL ,AMZN, COST and UTX before the correction; waiting for pullback. While UTX and COST have held up the others have dropped by varying degrees.
Could you please suggest your order of preference to buy in this volatile period.
As always, value your opinion.
Regards
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on February 25, 2020
Q: Coronavirus.
Will 5i be doing a report on the implications of the virus and your suggestions for adjustments to our investments.
There would seem to be implications for global growth.
Read Answer Asked by michael on February 25, 2020
Q: What are your top picks in the materials sector at this time?
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on February 25, 2020
Q: If you had to choose two at this time for a growth-oriented investor which would you go with?
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on February 25, 2020
Q: My question relates to a stock like TTD (which I have been in and out of) vs holding SIS. I do own SIS and believe it will eventually get somewhere. The dividend while waiting is nice. The ask today is whether you would advocate being out of SIS so as to deploy into something like TTD, AYX or even to start a new position in SHOP if the pull back gets more aggressive? The assumption is that it's either SIS or one of the above mentioned stocks but not both.
Read Answer Asked by Tim on February 25, 2020
Q: I have an 18 year old grandson who has $2,000 to invest.Is it worthwhile to have him start a TFSA? He won’t need the money until Jan.2022.What could he possibly invest in for such a short time frame?Do the banks charge any fees to open/administer a TFSA ?
Read Answer Asked by Allen on February 25, 2020
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