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Q: In a previous question I asked a few months ago,
- One of the questions I asked was :
- What Companies do you think was a screaming Buy... And You said SMCI...
- Good call!
- Now my Question is : Currently in this environment, What would you suggest is a Screaming Buy.. - In any Sector, Based on current stock price and valuation
Thanks in advance,
M
- One of the questions I asked was :
- What Companies do you think was a screaming Buy... And You said SMCI...
- Good call!
- Now my Question is : Currently in this environment, What would you suggest is a Screaming Buy.. - In any Sector, Based on current stock price and valuation
Thanks in advance,
M
Q: May I get your thoughts on this company? Thanks.
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Q: With regards to the shift in consumer thinking related to moving away from using fossil fuels for home heating/cooling, are there any companies that would stand to benefit from the shift towards heat pumps?
Trane and Honeywell come to mind but are they actually good companies for investors? The 3 to 5 year charts show them as being somewhat rangebound.
Are there perhaps other companies? Or companies that supply the parts for the heat pumps?
Thanks!
Trane and Honeywell come to mind but are they actually good companies for investors? The 3 to 5 year charts show them as being somewhat rangebound.
Are there perhaps other companies? Or companies that supply the parts for the heat pumps?
Thanks!
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