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Q: Hi,
I originally got into nvda at $160, and photon at $1.20. After watching good companies climb to great highs then fall lower than ever do you ever recommend averaging down? I’m only 33 and don’t need the money back for years. Since this is my first major correction since beginning investing I actually find it exciting to see so many things on sale. Would you recommend topping off these and and other good names (bns, aqn, gsy, sis etc.) or initiating new positions In names the methanex, magna etc.? I use all drips available (including proxy drips in my tfsa to save on fees). I only have about $10-$15k available to deploy right now, but will have more in the new year, so I don’t want to spread it too thin.
Thanks and Merry Christmas!
Read Answer Asked by david on December 27, 2018
Q: Just wanted to say thanks for your level headed comments through a tough year.

Could you please provide 5 companies that you think will have minimal impact to their growth guidance due to trade disputes? If possible, could I please get 5 from the US listed exchanges as well?

Please deduct as many credits as you see fit. Happy holidays!
Read Answer Asked by dan on December 27, 2018
Q: Merry Christmas Peter and Co.

I need a couple of potential 10 baggers for our 2019 stock pool .
Can you help me?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by peter on December 27, 2018
Q: Have there been any estimates as to the current and projected sizes of the two main markets for marijuana i.e. health care vs recreational use? I realize that these stocks are characterized as health stocks which leads me to think most feel that is the area where growth will occur but do any facts currently back that up?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on December 20, 2018
Q: Internal Damage?

When companies go through a major drop from their 52 week high (TSGI -60%, SIS -41%, GRUB-51%, NVDA-53%, KXS-35%) What kind of internal damage is created? I'm thinking employee moral, to stock options, to the ability to finance future growth? Other items? It's very tempting to continue to average down (although my dry powder is getting low) but when a company loses 40%-50% of it's value is it the same company anymore? Or is buying something like a Microsoft (down only 11%) a more prudent investment? (i.e. it hasn't breached a point of internal damage)

My holding period is very long, but I'm wondering if the current steep discounts currently are somewhat false illusions...
Read Answer Asked by Steve on December 20, 2018
Q: Hi 5i, On September 19 a client asked you a question on this stock and its price peaked at $0.45 that day. Here is part of your response "At $220M market cap, each 'future' location is being valued at about $4M, which seems high to us for a small retail outlet."
Stock is now $.05 - market cap 28.55 million. With the managements experience running Solo Liquor stores, does this seem like a good entry point, this would of course be risky and speculative as it is the Cannabis space, negative momentum etc, I am not looking to add a ton of money to this but maybe a 1% position, what are your thoughts on the company now? Recent update states they hope to have 25 stores open by end of 2019 and are focusing growth on Ontario now. Also, with Ontario possibly opening up liquor to private retailers this could be a play on that as well. Thanks for your advice.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on December 19, 2018
Q: Hi 5i,
Can I have your opinion on averaging down on these in the current climate, say in the next few days,. Without regard for weightings,risk profile etc, could you rank them in order that you would chip away at them?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by mike on December 19, 2018
Q: Hi guys,

I look to hold companies that are able to maintain a reasonable ROE despite being debt-free. Some of the companies that I currently hold that meet this criteria are ENGH, TOY, CSU (pretty close), RCH, VCI (very small cap).

Can you suggest 5-10 more debt-free companies that screen well to you guys?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Michael on December 18, 2018
Q: Hi Folks
Looking to add some companies with the following qualities to my portfolio. 1) in a fast growing non-cyclical industry 2) must be the best company or companies in it and 3) excellent management today and hopefully, in the future - can you provide some names that you feel meet the three criteria.
thanks for a great service
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on December 18, 2018
Q: Hi Team

Can you name 5 companies that have good growth and value after the recent sell off. Also do any of them you feel comfortable about being overweight.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Danny on December 18, 2018
Q: Hello team

Can you name your 3 favorite companies in Financial, Industries and Technology sector. For both Canada and the US.

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Danny on December 18, 2018
Q: I have owned TRI for many years in my RRSP and have finally been rewarded with share price momentum. With the recent sale of the financial and risk business, I am now confused on their future direction and growth drivers. Does it make sense to sell and move on? I was thinking of replacing TRI with BBU.U. Thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by eric on December 18, 2018