Investment Q&A

Q: Good morning. Do you have any insight or opinions on this company?

Q: Hello Team,
Could you give me an analysis on this company and is it one you would endorse?
Thank You,
Barry

Q: 5I Team,

Can I please get your current thoughts on Jamf Holding Corp, (JAMF).

Thanks,
Scott

Q: HI, I wish to add a US stock (large Cie) in my RRSP with those criteria:
1) Safe dividends
2) Some growth
3) Not overpriced ( technology stocks seem very popular and expensive )
I hesitate between PG and VZ
Which one would suit better ?
Any other suggestion in this context ?
Many thanks JY

Q: My research drudged up this on Kaleyra, do you agree or have anything to add? Was thinking of starting a position.

A cloud computing company offering communications solutions. The company’s SaaS platform supports SMS, voice calls, and chatbots – a product with obvious applications and value in today’s office climate, with the strong push to telecommuting and remote work. Kaleyra boasts over 3,500 customers, who make 3 billion voice calls and sent 27 billion text messages in 2019 (the last year with full numbers available).
Over the past 6 months, KLR shares have shown tremendous growth, appreciating 155%. Kaleyra’s revenues have grown along with the share value. The company’s 3Q20 results hit $38.3 million, the best since KLR went public. While Kaleyra still runs a net earnings loss each quarter, the Q3 EPS was the lowest such loss in the past four quarters.
“Over the past few years, Kaleyra has posted double-digit revenue growth and positive adjusted EBITDA. We forecast revenue growth of 9%, 22%, and 28% for 2020-2022. We project adjusted EBITDA declines in 2020 to reflect public company costs and COVID-19, but growth at over twice the rate of revenue for the following two years. We expect benefits from operating leverage, low-cost tech employees, cost volume discounts as the company expands, and margin improvement from new offerings and geographies. Over the longer term, we believe the company can grow revenue close to 30% with even faster bottom line growth,” .

Q: Do you have any thoughts on who Apple could approach to get their car manufactured?

Q: Hi, Could you please comment on Affirm earnings. Thanks

Q: As I type this question ILMN is up 13.68% today. I believe they reported yesterday so they must have been strong numbers. I'm thinking of selling my PFE to buy ILMN because (not including dividends) I'm slightly negative with PFE over 3 years. I know you like ILMN and I would be buying a higher risk company and cutting back the dividends but ILMN just seems an excellent company. It would be about a 2% weighting. Any comments would be appreciated.
Regards,
Jim

Q: Hi 5i,
What would be your thoughts on Qualtrics International, a SAP spinoff. What would be be its comparative peers in the industry.
Thanks in advance.

Q: Please comment on DIS earnings and market reaction.

Q: Hello! I was wondering if you could recommend your favourite Space Stocks? Maybe 3 big cap names and 3 small or mid cap names. Either US or Can. Thanks.

Q: I bought Asana on the advice of a professional who uses their software, and on their momentum and sector momentum. I'd like to buy Unity software (U) and was thinking to sell ASAN concomitantly. Is that a reasonable tradeoff or should I make room for both by trimming a Chip holding like Micron? I am not selling NVDA!

Q: You have not fallen out of love with PFE. Neither had I , but my feelings for it have been getting very wobbly lately. I have had PFE for many years and still show a loss. Shares continue to decline, now at a faster rate it seems. Although several PFE drugs are going off patent , but I understand PFE has a good pipeline of promising new drugs. Is this why you love it so? Nevertheless, I would now admit defeat were it not for your very positive view of the company, which has encouraged my already biased positive regard. I am however now running out of excuses for holding on to this otherwise great company. I would therefore love to know what YOU regard are the catalysts for PFE going forward. Those catalysts seems to be things I have missed completely.

Q: XERS. Big news ! Have a nice position. Add or partially sell ? Seems to have lots of other things. Stock is still cheap. Appreciate your comments. Thank you

Q: Any idea how serious this chip shortage could get for F and GM and maybe some other companies? If it's a short term thing I'm thinking the market will look past it. Also are there any stocks that would benefit from the shortage? Thank you.

Q: As a recovery play, and a 2 to 5 year horizon, specifically cruise lines, what is your opinion on CCL vs it's peers. If not CCL, what others would you recommend and why. CCL seems to be the biggest in terms of the number of sub groups under it. Is this size a negative though? Please provide some forward looking metrics to your recommended play

Q: This is a follow up question re buying Vestas wind OTC pink.
I have looked at the idea and tried to talk to my broker TD waterhouse but don't have the patience to wait for the phone to be answered.
I can't buy it from their website without calling.
Anyway I have given up on the idea of this company but would like a few suggestions for established wind turbine companies that operate internationally.
Many Thanks
Peter

Q: Could you please comment on Yeti as a potential investment and their most recent quarterly earnings?

Thanks very much

Kim

Q: Could you give a quick update on CRWD and reasons for the sharp increase in the last couple of days? Thank-you, your service is very much appreciated.

Q: What heck? (I am being kind) why would they do such as big reverse split when there shares were doing so well. They did Not need to do this much to satisfy a US listing. They just killed the momentum??? And leads to question about management competence.