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Q: Accordingly to the Portfolio Analytics I need to bring up my International Allocation up 25%.
Any Suggestions?

Thank you, John G.
Read Answer Asked by John on January 07, 2021
Q: VVPR Please comment on this company whether it makes sense to invest in it? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Imtiaz on December 24, 2020
Q: PLL Do you have any info on this company.

Thanks,
Milan
Read Answer Asked by Milan on December 22, 2020
Q: I believe that with important monetary mass increase in the USA vs China (no increase in China ) , the yuan will rise significantly in the future; if I buy a Chinese stock on US market , will I get the advantage of the exchange rate and of a future strong yuan ? nb:In this sense Chinese bonds could also be promising.. Any general comments on this point of vue also?
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on December 21, 2020
Q: Both now and when we emerge from Covid 19 online sales are improving... People who in the past who did not use it are now saying " Sure beats going out shopping " . It also appears that China may be a leader in the economic recovery. Which brings me to AMZN and JD.COM .... JD.COM seems like it is trading at the better value and may have more growth.... On the other hand when I leave my apartment today at least two doors in the hallway will have AMZN packages leaning against them ..... Which would 5I's preference between the two be and why ? ..... And 5I's view of JD.COM's prospects would be interesting ?......
Read Answer Asked by Garth on December 17, 2020
Q: Hi, I know that Chinese stocks are not your focus but I'd appreciate your comments if you have any thoughts.

In October, Huya, a gaming company announced that it would buy out Doyu at 0.73 of its own share early next year. From my understanding, once the buyout ratio is confirmed publicly, the price of the bought company (Doyu) should trade very closely to the bought ratio (0.73). However, Doyu is now trading at 20% less than the closed out price.

As of Dec 11, Huya closed at $20.35 USD and Doyu is at $11.71 USD. 73% of $20.35 should be $14.85. There is a big gap between the proposed buyout price and the market price. Do you know why this is the case? The gap doesn't make sense. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Esther on December 14, 2020
Q: Trades as SONG In London and HPGSF on TD Ameritrade. A royalty fund with many institutional investors? Your views?
Read Answer Asked by William Ross on December 14, 2020
Q: Not sure if my question was sent a moment ago so will repeat.
I tried to buy this recently at $47.00 but missed out as it rose quickly to $80.00 . Today it is back down almost to my desired price. What caused this equally rapid price reversal ? Would you buy today if it hits $47.00 again or pass?
Always appreciate your advice.
John
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on December 11, 2020
Q: I am quite interested by ZEM for diversification,and also for China, since China will probably become soon the first world economy...Concerning tax efficiency, are the "non-US stocks" listed on US markets submitted to the US tax on dividends? and are the foreign stocks listed on "non US markets" submitted a foreign tax on dividends (for most ,or for a minority) ?Thanks, Keep doing your excellent job , great help for all !
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on December 09, 2020
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