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Q: I thought I heard a report that US banks would be allowed to resume share buybacks and resume or increase dividends effective June of this yr. Is that correct?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by steve on May 17, 2021
Q: What stocks would you look at that could be expected to benefit from the apparent shortage in chips? I have a 3-5 year horizon.
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on May 17, 2021
Q: I have a 2%-or-so cash position that I had earmarked to buy AAPL, but I was wondering if it might make more sense to double my existing 2% position in CRWD. Alternatively, I could initiate a position in NVDA. Any thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by Domenic on May 17, 2021
Q: I'm looking for tax-loss proxy ideas for GH and TTD.
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on May 17, 2021
Q: So this new crypto etf has about 60% of weight in its top 10 holdings with Coinbase on top. I'd ask for any initial view on its setup or other comment you may have and whether this may become a preferred way to invest in cryto at some point. Thank you - Ken
Read Answer Asked by Ken on May 14, 2021
Q: Hello Team,
How would you rank AMZN, GOOG and NFLX, given their current prices and a reopening world and why?
Thank You,
Barry
Read Answer Asked by Barry on May 14, 2021
Q: As I watch the growth stocks in my portfolio get crushed I can't help but also feel excited at the buying opportunities that are being created for others I thought I had missed. With the Nasdaq only 1200 points off its high and companies like TWST (down 57%), LMND (down to 60%) or BOMN (down 50%) or NVTA (down 55%) it is undeniable that many of these stocks have been revalued.

My question pertains both to these specific companies and smaller caps in general. Do you think companies like these are close to finding a floor meaning that it is time to start buying in tranches as they inch down or do you consider it more likely that we need a major sell off and full capitulation?

With these specific companies, what would be an entry price that makes sense for each for the first 1/2 and then a full position. (ie buy a 1/2 of LMND at 75 and then full at 60 if it gets there).
Read Answer Asked by Tim on May 13, 2021