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Q: ExP World Holdings is a cloud-based real estate brokerage company with global growth aspirations. Market cap of US$3.5B. Appears to have solid elements including subsidiary division (VirBELA) companies use to create virtual events during COVID. Seeing exponential growth in revenues and stock price. Seeking 5i's opinion. Thoughts on growth trajectory and valuation? Thanks again 5i for all you guys do!
Read Answer Asked by Maury on October 07, 2020
Q: Hi,
This is just a comment on another question - it may be of interest to note JKS has a short float of more than 20%, which may lead to short covering as price rises. suspect it is getting a boost from the overall renewables theme, but short covering might be exaggerating things? Always enjoy perusing the Q&A section - thanks for all the insight!
Dawn
Read Answer Asked by Dawn on October 07, 2020
Q: Hello Peter,
In addition to my core portfolio built around the 5i Balanced, I have a margin borrowed portfolio that started with the idea of swing trades but has become the size of the core one as I stayed with the momentum. It is built on 3 pillars. Tech growth – (ZM, CRWD, VEEV, AVLR, LSPD, PHO, XLNX, ROKU), precious metals – (AEM, FNV, PAAS, MMX, WDO, KRR) and yield stocks -(ABBV, CU, CPX, ENB, PPL, FSZ) that help pay the interest. Two others not classified are DXCM and Visa. None of these started out as a long term holding for more than a year, but am willing to hold on in the current low interest environment. In fact, am willing to borrow more if opportunity shows up. Have my eye on NVDA, ADBE and TTD.
In case of heightened volatility which of the 3 pillars would you focus on holding and any suggestions on which ones would you exit sequentially?
Look forward to your suggestions. Thank you for your advice in advance.
Regards.
Rajiv
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on October 07, 2020
Q: Hello Folks:
What is your opinion of these companies:
Caterpillar, cummins, cosco, walmart
I currently own caterpillar, cummins and cosco. Cummins and cosco have turned out very well. while caterpillar has struggled. Do you think industrials have much upside?
I am interested in what consumer staple businesses or others you may recommend such as cosco, walmart, touche card etc. to see us through these strange times.
Thank you very much
brian
Read Answer Asked by Brian on October 07, 2020
Q: Dear Peter and Ryan.
I have held AYX for a while. I realized the software company booked revenue/profit ahead of earning after last ER. Since then the stock was down significant from all time high of $185. It is up today. I think I should sell it. I like to get your advice on this from a long term investment perspective.
Read Answer Asked by Yiwen on October 06, 2020
Q: Hello Folks:
I have 200,000 cash in my account and wondering where best to invest.
I currently own amazon and apple in my tech. sector and considering adding shopify or tesla. Do you have an opinion as to the potential of each of these, or do you have other suggestions? I prefer larger cap companies.
Thanks for everything
brian



Read Answer Asked by Brian on October 06, 2020
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