Investment Q&A

Q: Which of the two would you buy today for
longterm growth?
Thank you

Q: There is some speculation that the president of CRWD may be involved in the Sussman indictment and could be in legal jeopardy. Do you think such a scenario would hit the stock price significantly?

Q: I currently hold Paypal. I see from other posts that you favour SQ. These companies compete in the same space essentially although I believe SQ uses smaller merchants than PYPL currently. Would you move a position from Paypal to Square?

Q: Hi,

I have a small amount of funds available to invest inside my TFSA. I already hold a small position of TOI (26 shares) and really like the company. I'm looking to either: add to the TOI position, or start a new position in NVEI or ASAN. They all seem quite pricey with current valuations (with NVEI and ASAN rising sharply in the past few days). Based on current valuation, which do you prefer for a minimum 5-year hold. Risk tolerance high.

Thanks

Q: Hello, your thoughts on the recent rally in Palantir please. I read that it has broken some kind of technical resistance but there was also an announcement of a partnership with wejo. Any insight would be appreciated. Thank you.

Q: Skylight Health Group recent ongoing acquisitions and overall company performance .... would you comment on buying at this price ..thx

Q: While I am partial to PYPL, I would like a second opinion from you on these fintechs. Please rank them as the most suitable one for a buy and hold for a long term in a RESP account. Thanks.

Q: Are Thinkific and Docebo competitors? I understand what Docebo does but I am not sure Thinkific does exactly the same thing.

Q: Could you comment on VQS recent announcement of the Registered Direct Offering, its recent drop in share price and its prospects going forward?

Thanks for your service

Q: We would appreciate your opinion and outlook on Kimball Electronics Inc. (KE:US).

Q: Just sold DND today and looking to increase tech exposure as I'm now underweight techs and industrials. Currently own LSPD and ENGH. Please suggest 2 for each industry. No US exposure. Would you buy XQQ at this point?

Thank you

Q: As an owner of both the above companies, I wonder your thoughts of ENGH going after STC via acquisition for the UCaaS software, and spinning off the rest of the hardware and services side?

It's not their style, but I think value could be had for both here. ENGH could use debt to finance it, and use the proceeds of a spinoff to pay down / off debt.

Would a transaction like this make sense? I personally would love to see ENGH make larger buys given their cash generation.
UCaaS seems like a good opportunity to braoden for them.

Just trying to get both of these companies going again....

Q: Hello 5i,

I am not thrilled with QCOM YTD -10%. NVIDIA +70% GOOGLE +64%

Do you think more patience is required or NVIDIA would be just a much better company at this point going forward? I am looking for growth and don't care (great deal) about the dividend (although it is nice to have). I know the valuation risk is different but it was the same risks in January yet the results speak for themselves.

Q: Could you comment on earnings release, good year over year comparisons- revs, earnings, EBITDA but are they growing, how could one assess the market or opportunity going forward?

Q: I am thinking of buying apple and microsoft.
Is this a good time?

Q: can you comment on each of the following, cybersecurity companies, in terms of which are likely to show the strongest growth in 1-2 years, with minimal likelihood of a pull back.

Q: Does it make sense to buy bitcoin

Q: In a recent question on TEAM, you stated that it was quickly becoming profitable, when l look at Morningstar, the losses are growing, and on the order of 600 million. What am l missing here?

Thanks for the great service.

Q: Hello,
Could you tell us the upside and risks of TEAM. I am thinking about adding.
Thanks!

Q: The following is from a CNBC article on Monday September 13th,

“ Now, Toast says it was serving more than 48,000 restaurant locations as of the end of June, up from 27,000 in 2019. Annual recurring revenue surged 118% in the second quarter from a year earlier to $494 million. The bulk of Toast’s revenue comes from what the company calls financial technology solutions, consisting primarily of fees paid by customers for payment transactions. Less than 10% comes from subscriptions.

In its updated IPO prospectus on Monday, Toast said it plans to sell shares at $30 to $33, raising over $700 million at the top end of the range. That would value the company at $16.5 billion, based on its outstanding share count.”

How does that compare with LSPD and it’s 150,000 client locations.

Clayton