Q: Salesforce price drop on acquisition of Tableau . Please comment. Thanks a lot.
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Q: hello 5i:
On your advice, I purchased OTEX back in 2015, and have done very well with it. thank you. I feel, however, that its overvalued at the moment and don't want to see the gains disappear. I'm thinking of selling OTEX and buying PANW. Could you comment and elaborate a bit on this potential move? I'll be staying in the Tech sector, so any other options you have would be of interest.. I'd like a US company, if possible (already own CSU and a small amount of PHO).
thanks
Paul L
On your advice, I purchased OTEX back in 2015, and have done very well with it. thank you. I feel, however, that its overvalued at the moment and don't want to see the gains disappear. I'm thinking of selling OTEX and buying PANW. Could you comment and elaborate a bit on this potential move? I'll be staying in the Tech sector, so any other options you have would be of interest.. I'd like a US company, if possible (already own CSU and a small amount of PHO).
thanks
Paul L
Q: Do you see a possibility of a takeover ?
Q: Good morning 5i, there isn't much talk about Netflix on this site so I am wondering if you can give me your outlook on it as a growth stock for 10 plus years.
To me it is so well priced for what you get that I will never cancel it. They are currently winning the streaming wars with 148.8 million subscribers globally. They have a ton of competition coming but I don't think any competitors even Disney will be able to compete with them and would anticipate most consumers not canceling Netflix for Disney but adding Disney to their list of streaming services and cutting cable... They have a huge lead (subscriber wise) already and continue to grow, I don't think even Disney will be able to compete with the amount of NEW content they release, not the quality of content but but quantity of content which is what will help grow and maintain subscribers. Foreign content and subscription growth is huge for them as well and where they need to grow anyways. I view them as the leader in streaming and with a global growth outlook they seem to be the best bet to maintain they dominance. The global video streaming market size anticipated to reach USD124.57 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Looking ahead if they maintain and grow dominance worldwide do you not see this stock as being one of the best options for growth?
They as you would surely point out have a ton of debt and burn cash etc. Morgan Stanley predicts they become free-cash-flow positive in 2021 and reach over $10 billion in free cash flow in 2025. Thank you for your thoughts!
To me it is so well priced for what you get that I will never cancel it. They are currently winning the streaming wars with 148.8 million subscribers globally. They have a ton of competition coming but I don't think any competitors even Disney will be able to compete with them and would anticipate most consumers not canceling Netflix for Disney but adding Disney to their list of streaming services and cutting cable... They have a huge lead (subscriber wise) already and continue to grow, I don't think even Disney will be able to compete with the amount of NEW content they release, not the quality of content but but quantity of content which is what will help grow and maintain subscribers. Foreign content and subscription growth is huge for them as well and where they need to grow anyways. I view them as the leader in streaming and with a global growth outlook they seem to be the best bet to maintain they dominance. The global video streaming market size anticipated to reach USD124.57 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. Looking ahead if they maintain and grow dominance worldwide do you not see this stock as being one of the best options for growth?
They as you would surely point out have a ton of debt and burn cash etc. Morgan Stanley predicts they become free-cash-flow positive in 2021 and reach over $10 billion in free cash flow in 2025. Thank you for your thoughts!
Q: Hi All at 5i! You have been fielding a lot of questions about Shopify already, so here is one more. I have seen a large value increase in this stock in my TFSA. In your opinion and considering a long term view, do you think the stock has the potential to grow even more? And if so , if you had to speculate, how high might you think it could go ( I realize this involves crystal ball gazing.) Cheers, Tamara
Q: Hi just bought DATA on Friday and got a good bump on Monday with Salesforce purchase. Would you recommend holding on to my shares or should I move on.
Q: Hello 5i,
Would you attribute the drop in CRM today to the share dilution due to the Tableau purchase or something else?
Thanks
Dave
Would you attribute the drop in CRM today to the share dilution due to the Tableau purchase or something else?
Thanks
Dave
Q: Comment.In my eyes,the huge increase in price on June 7 is partially due to 5i.Recently it was report that Amazon is ditching the smaller companies which have & should benefit Shop & LSPD
Q: Is the price action on Shop rational??. Seems to me if you own it may be time time to run for the hills
Q: Has insider selling increased since the runup in price for Shopify? If so, is this a concern?
Q: Hi, Stock is rallying 12%+ today. Nice.. Any insights ? Or is the 5i research effect, as stock was added to your Growth potfolio, just this week ? Thanks
Q: What are your thoughts on Docusign these days? Should I move on from it or is it worth holding? Thanks
Q: Would like your opinion of Paysign before I buy, please.
Q: Hello,
With the proposed acquisition of Cypress Semi, do you recommend selling at current market price and moving on, or holding on for a competitive bid.
If moving on, can you recommend a few small cap replacements in the same industry in the US.
Thanks,
With the proposed acquisition of Cypress Semi, do you recommend selling at current market price and moving on, or holding on for a competitive bid.
If moving on, can you recommend a few small cap replacements in the same industry in the US.
Thanks,
Q: Good Morning,
Just wondering why 5i is so confident about AYX and would you suggest it's a reasonable time to buy?
I'm thinking abut adding more to my position, but all of the stock information I have access to through TD WebBroker suggests that it is highly over-valued with lots of insider selling. Thompson Reuters gives it an overall score of 2, but momentum is rated 10.
Thanks,
Brad
Just wondering why 5i is so confident about AYX and would you suggest it's a reasonable time to buy?
I'm thinking abut adding more to my position, but all of the stock information I have access to through TD WebBroker suggests that it is highly over-valued with lots of insider selling. Thompson Reuters gives it an overall score of 2, but momentum is rated 10.
Thanks,
Brad
Q: Good Morning,
Just wondering what you think of the Drone Delivery deal with Air Canada? I made a few dollars on this a year or so ago by selling when the price spiked, but this news seems especially promising for a sustainable upward trend. Of course, this is a highly speculative stock given they are pre-revenue, but it seems like drone transportation is something to seriously consider with AC getting involved. Thanks.
Just wondering what you think of the Drone Delivery deal with Air Canada? I made a few dollars on this a year or so ago by selling when the price spiked, but this news seems especially promising for a sustainable upward trend. Of course, this is a highly speculative stock given they are pre-revenue, but it seems like drone transportation is something to seriously consider with AC getting involved. Thanks.
Q: How significant is the US antitrust issue for Google and Amazon?
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Micron Technology Inc. (MU $116.42)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA $179.81)
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD $163.36)
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Alteryx Inc. Class A (AYX)
Q: Thinking of 3-4 year play in some combination of this group. Risk is not the primary concern. Is this a viable strategy for a small portfolio segregated from other assets? What combination, if any, would you recommend? AYX momentum seems to be slowing. Is that a concern from your perspective?
Q: I bought NVDA a year ago at a 3% investment. I am now down to 1.5%. Hold, sell, top back up? I do have some cash to do so. This is in my TFSA. I am ok for a 5 year hold.
Q: Does Baylin's opportunity in 5G make the company a good buy today?