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Q: Hi there,

Can you please provide your top 12 US growth stocks, assuming that sector diversification is not a concern?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 08, 2020
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and Team,
Thank you for the service that you provide, it's been invaluable.
I currently have held JPM for the last few years and it's effectively been a net gain of zero. I think it might be time to move on for a bit and perhaps look to buy back at a later date. We already hold VEEV, AYX, TEAM, DOCU, TTD, NVDA, and QCOM, so I'm looking for a non-tech suggestion as to where to move. I'm hoping that you could provide a list of 2-3 quickly growing large(ish) US companies that ideally are near debt free and meet this criteria.
Thank you again,
Mike
Read Answer Asked by Mike on July 08, 2020
Q: This is a follow up question to my previous one, If I don’t add to any of my underweighted companies I could initiate a position in one of the named companies above. I would appreciate your rankings with some insight.
Thanks again. ram
Read Answer Asked by Ray on July 07, 2020
Q: Hello 5i,
If one wants a high concentration of very strong growth stocks and understands the risks involved with applying this type of investing strategy, can you please name 10 stocks that 5i would be very comfortable in owning for this purpose (a mix of USD and CAD)?



Read Answer Asked by Michael on July 07, 2020
Q: Granted that these companies differ in dividend (only with AD), size (DOO largest, AD smallest) and type of business (sports equipment, fashion products, and equity financing to private companies), how would you rank these four stocks for future growth runway today (highest to lowest) if sector was not a consideration? Thanks for your valued input!
Read Answer Asked by David C. on July 07, 2020
Q: Good day guys:
I’m up about 40 percent with lightspeed and is now my highest weighing .. should I take abit off the table and buy more of well which is my second highest weight.. I am planning on holding these 2 for the long term and realize the volatility involved ..
thank u for expertise
Mark
Read Answer Asked by Mark on July 07, 2020
Q: I am ashamed to ask a question about this company but i only just realized Bilzerian's company is public.

Do you have any knowledge on the stock?
Cheers.
Read Answer Asked by Jacob on July 07, 2020
Q: Hello Peter,
Here is my list of stox that I chose from 5i Model portfolios and purchased back on March 6 & 9, 2020, with the exception of HMMJ that did not cut the mustard for you to put it in a portfolio. FYI, I was not stoned at the time I placed the order!
These stox are 25% of my portfolio in my TFSA account. Currently, I have another 25% sitting in cash in my wife's TFSA account. The other 50% is in ETF's with CIBC. My goal is to proceed with caution and get all the investments into Questrade.
A little background info for you. I am a retired, cranky, 66 year olde white hair. No debt, live within our means and 3 grandsons that come to our home to visit. We prefer the way that 5i and Keystone go about their business with your buy and hold quality philosophy. Your results over time have been stellar. My question is about tweaking the holdings I have. What are keepers? Which ones can be sold to improve the portfolio? I would like to have this done in September? Sell in May/June and go away?
Thank you for what you do.
Read Answer Asked by Randy on July 07, 2020
Q: These three seem to be lagging the upside in the overall market..why and what better substitutes can you please suggest ? Thanks...
Read Answer Asked by adam on July 06, 2020
Q: Good Morning...I just checked our numbers and we are higher than we were on December 31, 2019 so thank you. We have a small NVTA position (0.6% overall weighting) bought less than 30 days ago but already up 13%. We are long time holders of CSU and our current weighting is 9.3% which is getting close to (or maybe already inside) the red zone. I am thinking about selling some CSU to reduce it's weighting to 8% and using the proceeds to buy NVTA. Would you call this move "risk neutral" or "risk increase"? CSU is a top tier company so it I call it "risk low" and NVTA a lesser tier company so it is "risk high". But does the weighting change balance out the risk increase? I would consider NVTA to be Healthcare so that would help a little to decrease overall IT weighting and increase Healthcare. We own your IT recommendations (CSU, NVDA, ENGH, VEEV are the biggest positions) and Healthcare (ISRG and PFE). It seems both ISRG and PFE are low growth so maybe adding a potentially high growth company might be useful. There are no tax implications. Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on July 06, 2020
Q: Hello 5i team,
I thank you for sending me the names os 11 US companies involved in the development of a Covid vaccine; are there any publicly traded Canadian, UK, European and International companies as well?
Happy Canada Day,
Antoine
Read Answer Asked by Antoine on July 03, 2020
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