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Q: Hello Peter,
Could you please comment on curaleaf's earnings and their reach into Europe? I would have thought their numbers and their global reach would have caused the stock to surge but it was tempered.. Also, given that US is not federally regulated, i thought US companies could not go international as I would have expected them to acquire outside USA at an earlier date. Any comments. Finally, since Curaleaf trades on cdnx, and if it is to move to Nasdaq or NYSE (with federal changes), what would happen to my shares. I know if it is TSXV to TSX or NYSE, it is non-issue. I just wanted clarity if shares traded on neo or cdnx, if same applies. Thanks very much.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on March 12, 2021
Q: I am going to sell my Flutter shares for tax reasons and either repurchase them or buy another gaming stock. Can you provide me a list of your current favourite gaming stocks to choose from. I have a long time frame. I haven't traded OTC shares before and I believe you have advised just hitting the bids.
Read Answer Asked by stephen on March 12, 2021
Q: In a broadly diversified portfolio, for a risk tolerant investor, how would you rate these stocks on a 1 - 10 scale, with a "10" meaning for sure you want this stock in your portfolio, and a "1" being you absolutely do not want this stock in your portfolio. Long term time horizon, looking for growth. AT, CTS, DCBO, DOC, DND, NVEI, TIXT, WELL, WISH.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on March 11, 2021
Q: Given the state of the markets, what would some of your current favorite names be to add to a new RESP account for my son? I've set aside $10k to take a few stock positions early on (anticipated long term hold as he's a newborn) and then am thinking going forward I'll devote annual contributions to a more passive approach (boarder market ETFs, etc.).

With a smaller account like this diversification decisions seem a little more difficult. Any general suggestions on RESP considerations would also be appreciated.

Thanks for the great service!
Read Answer Asked by Jordan on March 10, 2021
Q: DOC closed a bought deal today at 2.70 in the face of a market price which is much lower now but was a bit above the deal pricing when announced. I assume the brokers and/or underwriters will want to recover the value of their investment but I do not know how this sort of event generally proceeds. Can you clarify please, including the role and obligations of the parties and the likely outcome for the share price. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Mike on March 09, 2021
Q: With the recent 10% correction in technology stocks, do you think it is a good time to buy. Would appreciate your recommendation of 3 Canadian and 3 US stocks to buy. I am looking for growth and can take risk. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Joanne on March 09, 2021
Q: I purchased Docusign last year and until very recently it seemed like a great choice. It’s sharp decline that began in late February has been significantly steeper than the tech sell-off in general. The shares are now right about where I paid for them and a hair away from succumbing to the old adage “never let a gain turn into a loss”. The steep sell-off has me worried that it is a precursor to the street expecting disappointing earnings when they report this Thursday. I know what the consensus forecast is, but what does 5i’s crystal ball predict for their upcoming Q4 earnings and the market reaction?
Read Answer Asked by Steven on March 09, 2021
Q: When do you think we are going to see the market sell off settle down in some of these names? Is this panic selling by retail investors or a more troubling move by smart money out of these names entirely? I'm just finding it hard to imagine that the prospects for these companies changed as dramatically as the share price in recent weeks. Take NVDA for instance. I thought it was everyone's darling a few weeks ago when I bought it over $100 higher. I'm holding but it's hard watching these things fall so dramatically each day without reprieve it seems. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jason on March 09, 2021
Q: I am looking to put 5 stocks into a tfsa and put them in a growth portfolio. Which would be your top 5 for growth
Read Answer Asked by Mike on March 09, 2021
Q: Please share your long term view for this company - ttcf. Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by David on March 08, 2021
Q: Hi there,

With eye towards overlap, could you please rank these Canadian stocks you’d buy and hold for long term growth growth only assuming the top four would be held and the rest of the portfolio would be well balanced… Thx, M

SHOP
LSPD
AT
EGLX
WELL
XBC
DND
NVEI
Read Answer Asked by Mark on March 08, 2021
Q: Please feel free to disregard this question if it is outside the scope of this fantastic service.

High growth tech stocks such as Unity, trading at a high multiple of future sales, have been pummeled due to a rise in the yield on ten year treasuries. Future earnings will be worth less, so this makes sense. I understand this relationship directionally but not quantitatively. I would like to understand the relationship better in a quantitative way, a sensitivity analysis if you will. Can you offer insight into how a 1, 2 or 3% increase in ten year rates effects the value of future earnings? And in turn what is an appropriate adjustment in stock price for a stock trading at 10, 25 or 50 times future sales?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on March 08, 2021
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