Q: Been some time since a Q was asked about this company - please provide your thoughts on its valuation (particularly relative to peers) and growth prospects going forward. Thx for all you do, John
Q: I haven't seen any questions on this company for a while. Please provide your assessment of its prospects. Is it a buy at current rates? Please provide two or three other prospects in this space.
Q: I was told that the gov't moratorium on student loans restricted sofi's growth for the past few years. Can you see what % of business is tied to student loans? I was also told that the Supreme Court ruled against government on the moratorium and that interest charges would be payable from Sept. 1. How big of a catalyst do you see this being for sofi?
Thank a lot.
Q: Looking for an investment other than BKNG to take advantage of the resurgence in travel. I don’t like airline stocks. I know in the past you were favourable on WYNN. Would you recommend that or something else?
Q: Can you comment on Visa’s announcement about removing restrictions on its class B shares? I really have no idea what this means and how it impacts the class A shares owned by the public. Thanks.
Q: I dip my toe on this sort of fairly diversified financial,my reasons is the divi,9+,the payout ratio at 60% fairly big at 5g.,they did increase the DIV since 2019,and this is my only doubt 4 years history ? Bought some on my TSFA strictly as income, i'm 80.
Your opinion ?
Q: I am considering the above companies. Are there any that you would not purchase at this time. Would you kindly order them in terms of quality and potential growth.
Q: Tesla (TSLA) Yield Shares Purpose ETF. With some 'risk' funds I've made an investment in this stock. With a 15% yield it's likely "too good to be true". Can you give me some pros & cons about this ETF.
Q: Do you see any pound the table buys out there? I am holding bn, ge and cpng as they appear to have a nice risk - reward ratio. What I am looking for are stocks that have potential and present attractive entry points. I was considering Nxst for example.
Q: Can you please update your evaluation of GNL? Do they have the will and the cash flow to fund their dividend in future? Alternatively, are there similar firms that might provide more fully funded income streams?
I know there are risks with owning Verizon right now, but with another recent dividend increase (now 17 consecutive years of increases), forward PE ~ 7.0, and a dividend yield approaching ~ 8%, do you think there is merit in buying for an income investor?