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Q: I am negative on subject three U.S. companies (FSLY, TWLO, ISRG) While these companies may be good growth companies if held long enough, I would appreciate your suggestions of several U.S. and Canadian companies that are likely to have more near term growth, any market segment and I have much risk tolerance. Thanks.
Klaus
Read Answer Asked by Klaus on September 15, 2020
Q: hello 5i
I own GreenPower but not Tesla. But am I right to say that since GP started trading in the US, it seems to trade in lock step with Tesla ? IMO, still quite different companies, with GP focused in US and increasing government and state subsidies. Still, if it is going to trade like Tesla, then I would be more tempted to reduce my position. Your opinion please...
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Francois on September 14, 2020
Q: Can you suggest me 10 Growth stocks in Canada/US. Time horizon is 10-15 years. Investment style is BUY AND FORGET.
Read Answer Asked by HARRY on September 10, 2020
Q: Good morning 5i,

Looking to add two names to my portfolio, with the only criteria being a combination of balance and growth, and with a long-term horizon. Currently thinking of GSY and REAL/LSPD, are you good with these at today’s levels? Listed some others I’m interested in too. Any other of your favourites you’d consider (already own KXS, WELL). Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on September 10, 2020
Q: Can I have your updated opinion on these 3 stocks please. Are they still all in debt with negative cash flow, what is there burn rate and how much cash do they have? I was thinking of letting these 3 go and moving into GTII for a small amount of exposure. How is the balance sheet of GTII?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Cory on September 10, 2020
Q: Hi 5i,
ACB stock has been in a continued freefall since the reverse split back in May.
With regards to ACB’s upcoming earnings, If they meet current earnings expectations would you expect that to provide some stability to the share price going forward?
Would you consider ACB investable at this point or would you be a seller. As an alternative to ACB what would be your top 3 picks in this space - USA or Canada.
Thx
Read Answer Asked by jim on September 08, 2020
Q: Hello. I didn't find any questions asked about VERY. Would you be able to give me your thoughts about whether it might be worthy company to invest in? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Mary on September 08, 2020
Q: For the above technology companies there has been a huge pullback even though some have beaten nicely on earnings. Is this a buying opportunity for them or wait and see where the NASDAQ settles out before putting new money in. What is the reason for the pullback. Typical profit taking before Labour Day? Of the above Can you rank which you would put new money into first?
Read Answer Asked by Brendan on September 08, 2020
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