I'm aiming to increase exposure to US growth in the tech and industrial sectors (preferably with some dividend ) I am open to moderate risk and tend to hold positions for years.
Q: My tech portfolio includes the above plus full positions of SHOP, KXS and CSU. I am looking at topping up one of the above. At current prices which would you choose and why? The aim of this portfolio is growth with moderate stabiliy.
Q: It seems obvious to me that AI will be a growing and disruptive field for investment. What companies would be best for investments in this field. Are too many of them private or too small to be investable? I prefer Canada but will go to the US if necessary.
Q: I would be grateful if you could advise me when NVDA will release its quarterly earnings. Also please provide the analysts'consensus with regard to the results.
Also, and this is probably off the wall, but in view of the apparent high value of NVDA and of the billions of dollars on the Microsoft, Apple, Google balance sheets, do you think NVDA could become a take-over target?
Q: Would really like your view on Celestica going forward and where the company stands based on valuation among their peers. And is there another tech stock one might consider which has a decent balance sheet... long term holder here.
Thxs. Kevin
Q: I am interested in adding to my technology holdings and am considering CGI or Open Text. CGI seems a little less volatile but Open Text pays a dividend. Do you have a preference for one over the other at this time. Perhaps there is a different Company that you would prefer to either of these. I also wanted to ask if you had a preference for buying in Canada or the US?
Q: Since you mentioned this company before, what is moving the stock price down? I don't own it but have been keeping an eye on the stock. Are you still positive about the long term company prospects?
Q: I'm helping my 65-year-old mother reallocate some funds (mostly diversifying and ditching debilitated oil stocks and mutual funds). Using about 3% of her funds, she would like to make a tech purchase (her first) for a long-term investment (5+ years) aiming at growth for this particular position. Following your recommendations, we are considering (a) Constellation (CSU), (b) Kinaxis (KXS) or (c) a mix of both. These are two great stocks and this is a nice moment to buy tech in general, but which of these three scenarios would be best right now?
Q: Hi, what do think of SWKS as a long term investment? To me, the numbers look very good: no debt; paying a dividend (+ increasing it); lots of cash; seems to be in a growth sector; and reasonable p/e ratio. Seems somewhat volatile though. Am I missing something? Thanks!
Q: On July 7, 2017 in answer to question about ENGH posted by KC, you state that "...We really do not expect the tech decline to last long." How so? What parameters you look at? Are these fundamental or technical? Thanks
Q: Hi 5i team,
You recently mentionned that you expect the downturn in the technology sector to be short lived, because it is one sector where investors can find growth, and that the down trend could/would/should be reversed when second quarter results start to be released. What companies (presumably in the USA) will start this release period in the technology sector and at what dates? Thank you, Eric
Q: Could you give your thoughts on Sandvine. I hold a small position, and not sure what is the best direction to take. Do I sell at todays price or hold until final bid price is set. Is there a chance both offers fall through, another offer come in or the share price drops. Thank you.
Q: Would you kindly give us your opinion on the updated offer for Sandvine and what shareholders should do? It would appear this is the week that a final resolution will take place. Do you agree?