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Q: I was wondering about your practice of selling covered calls. Do you hold off in environment like this? With all of the uncertainty, there could be a dramatic turn in either direction. Do you wait for things to settle down to get a clearer sense of where things are heading or do you continue in this environment?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I heard something very interesting a few days ago. A study found that the average holding period for stocks by individual investors is now about 6 months. Back in the 1960's or 1950's, it was 6 YEARS. Obviously, there is a lot more information out there now, easier access to it, and much cheaper trading. Wondering what you think of this development, and how it is impacting (a) individuals' investing performances, and (b) the overall market. I think it is making the market a lot more volatile. Studies I have read over the years tend to indicate people who trade less frequently do better than frequent traders, on average, so on the surface, one would think the shorter holding periods today might be hurting individuals' investing performances.
Q: Everyone, in each decade of your life what should you be focussing on in your financial well being? Clayton
Q: What geographical percentage would you recommend for a portfolio for USA, Cdn and International stocks at this point in time?
Thank-you!
Thank-you!
Q: Will artificial intelligence utilization in finance and markets be able to replace stock pickers and in the end financial advisers/analyst since analysis of companies data will be faster and perhaps more reliable and objective than performed by a human irregardless of his skills and experience. Already automated portfolios are created by a computer based on certain investment goals.
I would be interested in your perspective on this matter.
Thank you
Miroslaw
I would be interested in your perspective on this matter.
Thank you
Miroslaw
Q: The three year chart on this is not pretty. Why, given the lack of potash on the market from the Ukraine and Russia, has NTR not thrived? I've done well on NTR in the past but have a hard time understanding the cyclicality. This looks like a good time to invest once again, but is it? How can tariffs hurt NTR? Where else is the US going to get their large need?
BTW, thanks for the suggestion that 475 was a good entry point for ISRG.
Now, NTR? Your thoughts, please
al
BTW, thanks for the suggestion that 475 was a good entry point for ISRG.
Now, NTR? Your thoughts, please
al
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Broadcom Inc. (AVGO $297.10)
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Intuitive Surgical Inc. (ISRG $471.53)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $181.07)
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Salesforce Inc. (CRM $247.37)
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Rockwell Automation Inc. (ROK $350.18)
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Tesla Inc. (TSLA $348.61)
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ServiceNow Inc. (NOW $879.97)
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MongoDB Inc. (MDB $217.22)
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ASML Holding N.V. (ASML $756.02)
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Ltd. (TSM $236.69)
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Palantir Technologies Inc. (PLTR $157.80)
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Snowflake Inc. (SNOW $196.32)
Q: Good evening,
I am wondering if you have any possible suggestions regarding companies that focus predominately in the application layer or operate full-stack models of AI.
The reason why I am asking this is because of an article entitled: "AI's revolution is just beginning" in Sunday's Globe and Mail. Sadly, there are a few parts that I don't fully comprehend which unfortunately prevents me from investigating more fully. A starting point would be great!
Take a peek to the article as it draws parallels to the dot com/internet crash of the 2000s.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated so I may begin to investigate.
Conversely, state any points you think should be taken with a grain of salt!
Thanks!
Arturo
I am wondering if you have any possible suggestions regarding companies that focus predominately in the application layer or operate full-stack models of AI.
The reason why I am asking this is because of an article entitled: "AI's revolution is just beginning" in Sunday's Globe and Mail. Sadly, there are a few parts that I don't fully comprehend which unfortunately prevents me from investigating more fully. A starting point would be great!
Take a peek to the article as it draws parallels to the dot com/internet crash of the 2000s.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated so I may begin to investigate.
Conversely, state any points you think should be taken with a grain of salt!
Thanks!
Arturo
Q: I currently have about half my investments in US dollar (unhedged) assets. I would appreciate your view about the US-Canada dollar? Do you continue to see the Canadian dollar decreasing in value to the US dollar? Do you see the US dollar as having peaked, and trending lower versus the Canadian dollar, and versus the DXY?
I have been very surprised to see how strong the Canadian dollar has been recently given the tariff questions, and the fact the Bank of Canada has been decreasing interest rates more than the Fed.
Many thanks for your valued and insightful advice.
I have been very surprised to see how strong the Canadian dollar has been recently given the tariff questions, and the fact the Bank of Canada has been decreasing interest rates more than the Fed.
Many thanks for your valued and insightful advice.
Q: Without getting political can you please comment on the following scenario. Donald Trump is successful in weakening the independence of the judiciary in the U.S. and it becomes clear to people and businesses that the U.S. is moving towards a sort of Russia style 'sham' democracy. Would this produce a rerating of U.S. stocks? And if so what kind of guess can be made as to the percentage drop as the reality sets in over a few years? Thank-you.
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Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT $162.22)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $181.07)
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Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM $64.02)
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Deere & Company (DE $491.85)
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FedEx Corporation (FDX $232.76)
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Lockheed Martin Corporation (LMT $447.63)
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Prologis Inc. (PLD $111.57)
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RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust (REI.UN $18.26)
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CAE Inc. (CAE $37.39)
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TFI International Inc. (TFII $131.70)
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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR $80.62)
Q: What 5 stocks either USA or Canadian would you feel could be good shorts prospects if we get a full blown Tariff war
Q: Hi team,
My question is regarding Bitcoin. Do YOU hold it, and maybe an explanation why or why not?
An attractive entry price?
Are there other cryptos that seem appealing?
Thanks
My question is regarding Bitcoin. Do YOU hold it, and maybe an explanation why or why not?
An attractive entry price?
Are there other cryptos that seem appealing?
Thanks
Q: I recently read that the US has a major debt renewal pending in 2026. In order to save money it would therefore be in its interest to lower rates, significantly if possible, by lowering their current exchange and slowing their economy. Does this seem like a probable scenario to you and would you mind shedding light?
I realize also that bond prices are affected by other factors including creditworthiness. But it seemed an interesting theory of economic management, and US debt reduction is a hot topic right now.
I realize also that bond prices are affected by other factors including creditworthiness. But it seemed an interesting theory of economic management, and US debt reduction is a hot topic right now.
Q: Which sectors do you favor most if we get a full blown tariff war
Q: hi
do you see any data/signs of money flows out of US markets. I am wondering if there is the start of loss of confidence in the US markets for foreign investors (and domestic) vis a vis the current government?
Further, where do you see money flowing into right now or shortly ( China, Europe/Germany, Canada )?
cheers, Chris
do you see any data/signs of money flows out of US markets. I am wondering if there is the start of loss of confidence in the US markets for foreign investors (and domestic) vis a vis the current government?
Further, where do you see money flowing into right now or shortly ( China, Europe/Germany, Canada )?
cheers, Chris
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Invesco CurrencyShares Swiss Franc Trust (FXF $110.14)
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Invesco CurrencyShares Japanese Yen Trust (FXY $62.42)
Q: I am concerned that the next few months will be as volatile as the past month as the US continues its tariff agenda. Do you think it is a good strategy to invest in other currencies. If so what is your opinion of these two ETF's. (Swiss Franc & Japanese Yen)
Thanks Stew
Thanks Stew
Q: In the context of Return on Equity (ROE), what is the ideal ROE? I am asking because, when we examine company profiles, we can see significant differences in companies’ ROE. For example, here are the figures for: RY-CA 14%, DOL-CA 104%, and HD-US 405%. Why is there such a disparity? Thank you
Q: A UCLA Anderson forecast just issued a recession watch. Its analysis was called…
“Trump Policies, If Fully Enacted, Promise a Recession.”
Can you provide your analysis of this report. Is this a legitimate forecaster with a decent record?
Thanks
“Trump Policies, If Fully Enacted, Promise a Recession.”
Can you provide your analysis of this report. Is this a legitimate forecaster with a decent record?
Thanks
Q: Hello
Can we get your advice on Canadian companies that have the least exposure to a tariff war
It would help us having to re balance
Ie should we reduce stocks in the financial sector
Thanks
Can we get your advice on Canadian companies that have the least exposure to a tariff war
It would help us having to re balance
Ie should we reduce stocks in the financial sector
Thanks
Q: What do you think about bringing back US dollars to CDN dollars? I would like to diversify the currency portion of my portfolio, is there any other choice ? And for my third question how would I use Norberts Gambit to exchange those US dollars to Canadian dollars ?