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Investment Q&A

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I had purchased TAN, TWLO and RBLX. Now they are performing less than 55% of buy price. Should I HOLD these or take the losses and move forward?
Read Answer Asked by Satish on August 15, 2024
Q: is there any particular way the stock markets behave before and during world wars or military escalations ?
Read Answer Asked by jim on August 15, 2024
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I believe they just had a good quarter and one analyst has raised the target price from $11.00 to $12.00. Today it hit a new high of $10.20 on high volume. I do worry about their debt. I also realize that TD Webbroker always seems to over estimate target prices. I have been very patient with this stock and am up. So I am wondering what the odds are that it will go much higher or should I just sell and be happy and eliminate risk. Your thoughts please! Thank you in advance for your opinion which is always helpful in my decisions.
Read Answer Asked by Ernest on August 15, 2024
Q: Previous question included 'Has 5i thought of providing a regular update of stocks that were once favoured but no longer make the grade'. Your response mentioned MG and OTEX and a comment about not reacting to a single quarterly report. This is fair. But will 5i consider reporting on companies that, over time, were once highly recommended but no longer are on the list? Your customers rely and use these recommended lists - they are rated high. Why wouldn't 5i alert customers when a company no longer warrants the recommendation? If no, then maybe you should stop providing the recommended lists and refer customers to your portfolios that you do keep current.
Read Answer Asked on August 15, 2024
Q: At least one of the Canadian Banks offers Canadian Depositary Receipts (CDRs) for selected large cap US $ stocks (e.g. Nvidia). They enable you to buy "fractional shares" plus the CDRs have an embedded option to hedge/insure against US$/Cdn$ currency fluctuations. Do you feel it is better to buy/own US $ stocks directly or to own/buy them through CDRs? Thanks in advance for your answer and keep up the really good work, guys!
Read Answer Asked by Paul on August 15, 2024
Q: Do you think it likely that we are at or near the bottom for this correction in the tech stocks?/ Of MSFT, GOOG, AMD, which would you prefer and are any or all definite buys?? Thanks Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on August 15, 2024
Q: Do you know anywhere I could park some UK Sterling and gain some interest while it sits? Maybe a low cost ETF or something?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by TOM on August 15, 2024
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