Q: I read your answers to questions every day. I know you really like NVDA. I know they make great chips which are used in many things such as autos, computers (so many variations), games, etc etc. It is unbelievable what they are doing in so many areas. My question is how can they possibly keep up with chip production? Isn’t that the bottleneck on growth?
Thanks again. Dan
Q: After today's pop, is it too late to get on the bandwagon for a short term trade for the next 6 months? I am overweight tech already and it would be an addition to the sector exposure. Or, perhaps wait for it to settle down before taking a position- see how volatile the market may be the next couple of weeks.
Your opinion is appreciated.
Q: Hi group what 3 stocks and why? would you suggest assuming with are stuck with extreme inflation for the next several years.
Also is it too late to start a position in NVDA and if so can you suggest another chip maker that has more room to run and why so. Thanks for your guidance
Q: Peter; I know your cardinal rule of not to average down but both these seem way out step with their reported earnings and estimates for next year. If you owned them would you nibble a bit ? Thanks. Rod
Q: I would like to invest more heavily in power producers that have a higher concentration of hydroelectric power generating stations. What stocks would you recommend in Canada and the US?
Thanks!!
Q: I currently own MSFT and NVDA in my technology group. I would like to add one position as a 5% weight in my technology holdings. What large cap stock would you add to compliment MSFT and NVDA as a long term hold.
I already own AMZN and GOOGL under communication sector. Best, Don
Q: Hi. Can comment about the earnings report and reasons for the big stock price drop today? Good time to average down, if the time horizon is 5+ years?
Thanks.
Q: This company is recent on the market and has published some results since being a public company. What is your opinion and does it have the potential of becoming much bigger with time? Thanks