Q: Grateful for your views on C3Ai. Where do you think it will find support in its downtrend ? Buy, sell, or hold ? What would you replace it with ?
Gratefully,
Q: Hi Peter & Team
is BOS still buyable as its had a tremendous run up in the last ten days.?
Would you wait for a pull back?
Overall do you think that BOS is a good investment?
Thanks , Ron
Q: I’m adding to a partially established portfolio (growth-oriented, long-term). I’m interested both in taking advantage of the recent tech downturn (although not too much, as I’m already somewhat tech-heavy) and in further diversifying. Two questions:
1. I own partial positions in the following securities and am looking to add more. Could you rank them in your order of preference for purchasing now? Any you’d avoid buying now?
WELL, SHOP, ATZ, STC, PHO, ENGH, KXS
2. I’m considering buying positions in the following new securities (not easily comparable, I know), with a view to diversity and growth, as well as US exposure. Could you rank them in order of preference for purchasing now? Any you’d avoid buying now?
Q: I own the above US stocks, am up a little and down a little on them. I am wanting to cut back on these stocks, in order to raise some US$. Would you rank them, best first. I will only be cutting 2 at this time. Please comment on their growth prospects.
Thanks John
Q: Hello Peter,
I have partial positions in AVLR and DXCM and have been considering AFRM and CRNC.
I think that the potential for CRNC is further on the time frame, while AFRM has to demonstrate its growth potential in the next couple of quarters. Dexcom has to confirm its growth whereas AVLR has to demonstrate that it can still grow to justify the valuation. What do you think?
Now I cannot own everything that is of interest and would like your opinion on whether I should in my portfolio have a full position in one of them or partial positions in two. And which one, or two would you suggest?
Regards
Rajiv
Q: Looking for a Canadian company with great growth prospects that may be 'unloved' today. From a pure growth perspective, how would you rank the three for a new position today?
BBTV and REAL don't (yet) seem to be getting much mention on Reddit and other forums that I follow - indicating to me that there may be an opportunity on top of growing fundamentals?
Q: Have I held on too long to my Zoom shares? Their comparables this year are going to be insane. Please make some general comments re dealing with former pandemic darlings in 2021. Thanks
Q: I wish to de-risk our portfolio. These are some of our holdings with high PEs [although that is not always the most appropriate criteria for risk assessment]. Would appreciate your advice as to top 10
(a) most at risk currently and
(b) great companies, even if currently expensive, that you have most conviction longer term.
Q: Hi folks, Vivo has been a dog & disaster heading into 2021...but things appear better....2 of top 5 edible brands & 39% market share of Ontario edibles, new sales into Quebec, and just announced certification/licenses for EU-GMP, so that Vivo can begin shipping product immediately into Germany/Europe. Stock sits at .18 with 367M shares outstanding. Can please get your opinion on company going forward...I would think with $70M Market Cap...the EU-GMP news would be worth more than that on a buyout......Buy/Hold/Sell....thanks as usual for great service, JB Piedmont QC
Q: RE: The question asked earlier today by David regarding the nice move up with EGLX...
Perhaps this isn't the only reason, but there was an article on the BBC over the weekend reporting how the "interest in e-sports will only grow and grow."
Q: For new money and momentum where would you put new dollars today? Stick with growth names? Oil and gas? Materials? Reopening plays? Other? Please suggest a couple of your favourites for you top two choices
Q: Do you have a suggestion or two for a growth-oriented international ETF, that does not contain Canadian stocks, to put in a TFSA for a very long-term hold?