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Linde plc (LIN $423.68)
- $423.68 P/E (TTM): 28.23X Cap: $196.78B
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Linde plc (LIN $423.68)
- $423.68 P/E (TTM): 28.23X Cap: $196.78B
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Q: LIN has been tanking in the last while, down perhaps 20–25% from its high earlier this year. Can you explain why this is happened? Do you see LIN as a favourable investment going forward, and why? One other related issue: is tax loss selling also an issue in the US, that is, is there much loss selling at this time of year? Many thanks for your excellent service.
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Linde plc (LIN $423.68)
- $423.68 P/E (TTM): 28.23X Cap: $196.78B
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GE Vernova Inc. (GEV $660.11)
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Q: Good morning 5i,
I hold the following industrial/material stocks in my RRSP: GEV (2%), FIX (2%) ETN (1.5%), HEI (1.5%), RTX (1.3%), GE (1.2%), LIN(1.2%), EME (1%), VRT (.5%). I also own AXON (3%).
I would like to increase the weight of some of these positions - ideally through consolidation. Could you please put these in order of conviction (growth) for a 5 - 10+ year hold. Are there any that you would sell outright? Would you recommend any other industrials?
Many thanks!
I hold the following industrial/material stocks in my RRSP: GEV (2%), FIX (2%) ETN (1.5%), HEI (1.5%), RTX (1.3%), GE (1.2%), LIN(1.2%), EME (1%), VRT (.5%). I also own AXON (3%).
I would like to increase the weight of some of these positions - ideally through consolidation. Could you please put these in order of conviction (growth) for a 5 - 10+ year hold. Are there any that you would sell outright? Would you recommend any other industrials?
Many thanks!
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Linde plc (LIN $423.68)
- $423.68 P/E (TTM): 28.23X Cap: $196.78B
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ISHARES BITCOIN TR (IBIT $50.61)
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Q: You recently responded to a question suggesting investing in materials as ‘inflation protection’. I have zero exposure to the sector. I have 10% of my portfolio in IBIT in lieu of precious metals.
Would you consider bitcoin exposure as an effective alternative to materials for inflation protection?
Also, please offer your top 3 names in the materials sector, Canada or US, ranked if possible.
Thank you.
Would you consider bitcoin exposure as an effective alternative to materials for inflation protection?
Also, please offer your top 3 names in the materials sector, Canada or US, ranked if possible.
Thank you.
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