Investment Q&A

Q: Can you supply a few suggestions of dividend stocks that may be good to purchase during tax loss selling? Canadian and US if possible.
A few growth stocks would be a good balance to this question as well! Thanks, James

Q: Where would you put initial investment, CNR, CP, TFII, or US rail stocks and why?
Thanks again

Q: I would like to crystalize some Gains in KXS and reduce my holdings to a small amount (just a place holder).
I would like to add to the others listed above in the order of your preference.
All stocks in my TFSA.
Thank you!
Albert

Q: What are your current top 5 Canadian and Top 5 US stocks for recovery over the next 12 months.

Q: In your update you note that this is a once in a decade opportunity for Small and Mid Cap Stocks.

What are your top 5 Canadian and US names in this space.
Thanks
Tim

Q: List your top 10 Canadian growth prospects in order and give details on why each is on the list. Also do same for US holdings. Many of your growth picks have declined much more than market and your customers may want to rejig their holdings.

Q: What is going on with Celsius right now. Excellent quarterly results and price target increases and the stock is going down. Searching for news but haven't found anything. Is this just profit taking?

Q: in a ok market are the fundamentals and story on track realizing supply issues are decent .. without looking at price action .thanks for your time

Q: Four Cnd. stocks, Four US. stocks, that you feel will return 10% in the next year.

Q: Could you please provide me with 2 buy and hold Industrial names in Canada and the US. Thank you.

Q: I would appreciate your thoughts on Bumble as a potential buy, looking at it for longterm growth... thank you.

Q: I’ve trimmed some winners and stocks that have run up in the reverb rally and I’ve had some good energy names. Can you suggest any laggards that might come up on your screens? They could be growth , cyclical or value, etc but just some names that have upside but might play catch up.

Q: UPST has been a disappointing stock. In my TFSA, there is no opportunity for tax loss harvesting here. What US alternates would you suggest, not necessarily in the same category, that may give excellent growth potential in a market turnaround?

Q: Good Morning,

Can you please comment on most recent earnings and give your opinion on buy, hold or sell?

Thanks,

Brad

Q: In your reply to Shane you said "we think an investor who chooses the right stocks, and can do nothing for three years, is going to see some very hefty returns when this thing turns"; please elaborate and give me a few names. Thanks.

Q: Hi there,

The results today out of Pet Value looked good. Can you please comment on the results and if you would rate this company as a buy or sell. If a buy, how bullish would you be on the company and how would it compare to something like an ATD or DOL?

Thanks!

Q: Hi! Doing some cleaning up and wondering if these are buy, sell, or hold. In reference to Shane's comments I also agree that it wasn't too long ago that so many advisors were recommending growth stocks at lofty prices. Having always been a more of a value investor I dipped my toes, but am feeling like I'd be too scared to ever enter any kind of a growth stock again. I know if interest rates peak you feel these can do well again but only time will tell and many investors have lost lots of money on the high growth names like in Cathy Wood's funds. Happy to hold any of these names if there could ever be a turn around. Thank you!

Q: I need more exposure to health care as well as small caps so I have been investigaring NBLY. I assume Neighboorly is considered health care and not consumer staples? There seems to be an investment company, I believe it is PCP, that has over 50 per cent of the shares. Is that a good or bad and why? Obviously I am a retail investor so liquidity is not a big issue since I won't need to trade large blocks of shares. But does a small float, assuming PCP does not intend to sell shares, create a more volatile share price? I don't mind volatility as long as the trend is up and to the right. Apparently they raised money in secondary offerings in the high $20's. That means that people supposedly far smarter than me thought Neighboorly is worth more than it's current share price. Should I take comfort in that?

Q: Converge has had quite a significant drop recently and reached a new 52 week low.
What are the reasons for this drop? Should I continue to watch before I add more to my still "green" position?
Thanks for your help
Albert

Q: YTD: CSU -20%, NVDA -52%, MSFT - 33%, AMD -57%, AAPL - 22%.

These five were a big part of my best year in '21 and they're a big part of my worst ever year ion '22. So it goes. Having stubbornly ridden them down, not wanting to have locked in a loss, do I assume correctly that you still like all these names and would advise hanging in for the rebound?