Q: May I please have your latest view on GRUB? I note DoorDash has very recently surpassed it as the top on-demand food delivery service in terms of dollars spent, and its increase in share seems to have come almost entirely at GRUB's expense. I have only a very small position, made much smaller over the past few months. Time to move onto one of the many better (or better behaving!) opportunities out there?
Q: I saw in a prior response that you feel Goodlife is "too small". It has performed well since it's IPO and may not be so small for much longer. How do you feel about this one 3 months after your last response?
Q: I have been investigating ESPORTS and some numbers are incredible. This seems to be another disruptive force poised for growth. The Patriots owner has just bought a team and even the Olympics are looking at it.
I see three ETF’s for esports. GAMR. Fidelity,79 holdings $95m AUM; ESPO. Vaneck, 25 holdings $13m AUM; NERD Quaterhill small new 25 holdings.
I am looking at a small position through my TFSA of 1.5 % of my total portfolio including RSP and cash accounts. Also considering adding 5% ( of the 1.5%) of TSGI ( their future is online sports gambling, not no/ slow grow poker) to round the theme.
What do you know of this industry? Would you recommend another approach? Any specific recommendations? Thanks. Derek
Q: I am compiling a list of companies that have a large cash pile and a track record of being acquisitive and who might exploit opportunities efficiently during a recession, or other negative market event. Who would you put at the top five on that list? Thank-you.
Of the picks in this folio, which ones do you consider the most likely to break out, all things being equal, and which do you like to be a candidate to be bought out?
I'm looking to deploy a little cash in a growthy pick, and would appreciate your opinion based on today's valuation and prospects. Or would you recommend holding until better signals become apparent?
Q: I submitted a question today around 11:30am but don't see it anywhere. So I am submitting it again.
I am close to retirement and would like to diversify my investments. Could you please recommend 3 stocks or ETFs in each of the 11 market sectors? My goal is stable dividends incoming and not too risky.
Q: I would like to get your opinion on Verde Agritech's current achievements and what you would like to see them achieving in the next 1 to 5 years. And if you could specifically address several different discussions regarding 1) the speed which they should attempt to increase production 2) the markets they should be targeting 3) the possibility of a dividend at a future point. I would assume a dividend would be a long way off but it is an idea that I find very interesting.
Q: Hi team
I have a full position in the above as well as WSP
Stantec has a very slow growth as compared to the above
I have no position in ARE
is it prudent to sell half of the stantec holdings and put it equally in ARE and WSP ?
I already have nearly a full position in WSP which has done very well for me
thanks
Q: Your reply to Karl on Mar 7 stated that You are going to give it a few Qs & that it is not a stock that "need to own" If the latter,please suggest some replacements My $9.10 p/p represents a 28% drop.Thanks for u usual great services & views