Investment Q&A

Q: I would like to initiate a position in the above company, I am little concerned with valuation however. This is for a long term hold, but as always I like to get a cheaper price, am I being too fine, or should I just jump in.

Q: I see you like this company, with good reason. I also see that it spent most of 2019 consolidating and that it is now retracing from an obviously overbought price level. Considering the company's fundamentals; revenue growth, earnings growth, and such other factors as you consider pertinent, at what price levels would you consider entry represented a significantly attractive opportunity. Please include market sentiment in your evaluation by assigning a price bracket to your response. Thank you.

Q: I have over 60% of my portfolio in cash waiting for a significant pull back . Regardless of sectors what is the top 5 stocks both In Canada + US you would buy when and if we have a downturn, Do you think we will see a significant downturn or do you recommend nibbling away on swings. I am a moderate risk investor Thanks in advance for your guidance

Q: Comment on the Rubikloud acquisition svp.

Q: Can you please compare/contrast Nike and Lulu in terms of P/E, growth prospects, and what you think of them?

Thank you very much as always.

Q: Hi guys...any thoughts on some beaten up stocks that could be opportunities for quick gains? can be Canada or U.S. thoughts are welcome...

Q: We’ve moved 60% of our cash position back into stocks which either had at least a B+ from you, or which you spoke highly of. After the selloff on 11 June we’re down overall about 1%. Not too bad but we’re wondering about how solid this portfolio is for more bumps to come. All are for holds of at least 2 years before taking some gains. Question - do you see any red flags before we invest more in these positions? Would you consider reducing any sectors and increasing others? If so, what would you drop and what replacement options would you consider? Presently, no sector exceeds 25% and most positions could be topped up. Previously, we had more dividend income. We are mid-sixties and the pension covers about half of our expenses. Many thanks in advance for your trusted views.
Cash - 40.2%
Telcoms (4.3%) - BCE 2.3%, T 2.0%
Cons Def - COST 2.6%
Energy – ENB 2.7%
Fin Svcs (21.9%) - BNS 3.3%, BAM.A 4.5%, GSY 0.8%, RY 0.8%, SLF 3.0%, V 3.4%, JPM 3.0%, MCO 3.1%
Health - MDT 2.8%
Ind (4%) – CNR 0.9%, RTX 3.1%
Tech (15.1%) - KXS 1.8%, SHOP 1.7%, CRWD 2.2%, DOCU 3.4%, MSFT 3.4%, CRM 2.6%
Util (6.5%) – AQN 1.6%, BEP.UN 2.2%, CU 2.7%

Q: I know this is tough to answer but are there any companies out there you see today that could potentially duplicate the great returns of the SHOP,CSU,NFLX, LULU etc.. either in US or Canada? thank you

Q: I hope you are all well, 5i has become a blessing for us,after big loss in March most of us have recovered from your advice.You have strongly suggested KXS,and some other stocks and they have performed very very well,can not thank you enough.
Is there or are there some stocks and sectors you can recommend (I know they might not be like KXS ).

Q: Please comment on latest developments. Have they actually signed any binding contracts? Is this worth considering as a speculation or an actual investment?
Thanks!

Q: CAN YOU SEE THIS STOCK HITTING THE $3.00 MARK VERY SOON.

Q: What is your opinion of this IPO - is it similar service as Square?

Q: Recently, in response to a question requesting your advice on a number of stocks including the above, you singled out MSFT and CRWD to "buy more". What are other stocks would you recommend to "buy more" at this time?
Thank you for your advice.

Q: I have 8 below US stocks and would like your expert opinion on which stocks are best to hold, sell, or buy more. Does anyone has big DEBTS and how is their management. If you have to sell in which order I should sell. MSFT is about 4% and all others are only 2% of my portfolio.

CRWD, ECL, BYND, FSLY, SONO, NET, SQ. MSFT.

Thanks for the great service.

Q: These are the US holdings in my RSP. All have done well except for SYK down about 8% with a limited outlook for the rest of 2020 based on the Covid pandemic. Regardless of sector weighting, what are your favorite 2 or 3 US equities for growth over the next 5 years? I'm okay with a moderate risk.
Thanks in advance,
Greg.

Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,

Today (rightly or wrongly), I used the large uptick in the share price of CAE to sell my position that's held in my TFSA. (I sold with a gain of 4%, not counting the previous dividends.) I feel that the "airline" sector will still be under pressure after the present euphoria settles down, but who knows?

Having said that, please suggest two or three stocks or ETFs from each of the following sectors that could be considered somewhat defensive as well as being suitable for a TFSA. Portfolio Analytics indicates that I'm underweight in:
Basic Materials
Communication Services
Consumer Defensive
Energy
Financial Services
Healthcare
Industrials

Please deduct as many credits as you deem necessary. Thanks for the continuing superb service especially during this unusual time.

Q: Do you think this company is a recovery play? If so would you recommend it is a good time to initiate a position right now and hold for the long term? Thank you!

Q: I would appreciate 10 US and/or Canadian small cap growth stocks to invest in for the next two to five years.
Clayton

Q: Hi 5i, acknowledging these are all different companies, but would like to hear your thoughts on them and how you would rank them.
Thanks!

Q: Hi, US airline stocks had over 75% recovery, from the March lows. Airlines also responded positively to last week's surprise of positive employment numbers. Air Canada had been a favorite of various CDN Portfolio Managers, but the stock fell to its lows in March with the sector. The stock price has seen a nice recovery over past few weeks but is still way below its Pre-COVID levels of $50+. Company now has decent liquidity after recent equity/debt offering. Do you consider it a smart move to start building a position in the company, for long term, at current levels ? If so, should we start with, let's say 1% position and slowly increase to 2-3% ? What are the important factors to watch, over next several months ? Thanks