Investment Q&A

Q: Which offers the best return over the next 5 years, Nbis or Vrt?

Q: MRK was a recommendation for stable US and health exposure, but has seen a major drawdown in 6 moths. Any insight you can offer on current challenges and whether they have a path to recover? Or should it be replaced?

Q: Is it too early in the tariff war to buy these 'growthy' names? If not, can you suggest two choices (prioritizing consistent earnings) and why you chose them?

Q: Can you comment on Vertiv's earnings and the outlook for the stock? Positive market reaciton but how much of that is the market itself generally being up?
Thanks.

Q: Is there anything from the recent GSHD earnings that impact your outlook for the company?

Q: For a 4% total allocation to an income portfolio, would you own both GLW and IBM or just one? Or is there some other name you prefer?

Q: I am living in Canada now, and using $CAD most of the time. Due to the Tariff, I worry about the USD will be weak and CAD may become stronger in further. Therefore, I would like to sell 1/3 of BRK.B and covert to all CAD. Also, what kind of Canadian stocks should I buy, which able to have better return like BRK.B? Also, do you think the BRK.B is still able to strong under the Tariff situation. Would you please kindly advise.

Q: Thoughts on Jerash Holdings, too risky in this economic environment and with tariffs?

Q: Good Morning all,

Could you please provide your assessment of Fiserv’s stock movement today (down 15% at one point) relative to their earnings report. It does not appear to me there are any significant issues; there are a couple metrics one could question however I’m not seeing anything to justify the decline.

Thanks as always,

Dave

Q: Hi team,
Was the share price drop in Srad a result of the share offering or preliminary results? What price are they offering shares at? What’s your take on the issuing of shares? Diluting can be bad of course, unless they are planning on buying something ?

Thanks

Q: Hi group presently holding 20%in cash (wait or start nibbling now). Light on both Cad /Us financials so can you give me you top 3 (in order of preference) in both US and Cad. Also light on gold and energy same analysis please. Thanks for all your guidance it is much appreciated.

Q: I figured someone else might ask this but didn't see it and I am trying to figure out if the secondary (and the resulting drop) are a buying opportunity or if it will be an overhang on the stock for awhile. Are shares offered as part of the secondary reflected in today's volume or were they already done separately and if so, at what price?
After answering the above, it would be great to know if you would buy here, sell here or wait to do either one for a specific trigger?

Q: PINK NYSE Arca/US Simplify Health Care ETF

Looks like just another health care ETF. Any uniqueness here or not worth investing in?

Thank you.

Q: Appreciate your evaluation of this ETF (OMAH) and is it best to have it in a RIF? Thanks!

Q: Please, For tax loss would you provide some proxy ideas for
CAN: CLS & US: TSLA MSFT CRWD.
Thanks you

Q: I'm considering shareholder yield as a factor for investing. Can I have your opinion of such a strategy and is there a favourable/preferred % when looking at companies? Finally, would you have 5 US and 5 TSX companies that you would choose when considering this approach? Dock me as many questions as you like and thanks!

Q: Moley Fool just posted the following comments on FLGT. I was wondering if you could comment on it and explain why you think it is or is not a good investment.

"Fulgent pivoted and became a provider of COVID tests, thus allowing it to load the balance sheet with cash. And while the COVID testing business has evaporated, that cash-heavy balance sheet remains.

There are two numbers that underlie Fulgent’s appearance in this BBN collection:

Current net cash/share = $27.70
Current stock price = $15.50
Yes, Fools, Fulgent currently sports an enterprise value of $(352) million or $(11.43) per share, and that is indicative of a company that is either (and potentially both) a fraud or burning through that cash pile at a rapid rate. We see no indication that Fulgent is a fraud, and we certainly don’t see any indication that the cash pile is in rapid decline. Heck, it’s barely in decline at all, with free cash flow of just $(19.2) million in 2024.

We’re running long here, and for more detail, I’ll point you to the recent forum post on the quarter and year that was. And to be clear, this is no Danaher. Fulgent definitely leans towards the speculative side of the industry. But my goodness, the business almost certainly isn’t worthless. Let alone the negative value the market has currently ascribed.

The glory days of the pandemic for this company aren’t likely to return any time soon, but even if it trades to its cash value, you’re looking at a pretty decent return from today’s price."

Many thanks

Scott

Q: What do you make of their earnings for the last quarter? It seems like a beat with positive guidance. What is the reason for the additional pullback today when the markets are increasing today? Is this stock still worth holding?

Regards,

Brendan

Q: Thoughts on the Q? Buying opportunity?
Thanks in advance.

Q: which 3 metrics do you use to value ISRG and UNH and how do they compare to their 3 year prior history ? what entry price do you suggest for each company. thanks Richard