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Q: Pick and shovel companies in the AI space.
Could you rank the above you think are the most attractive growth prospects with least risk?
Thanks
Jeff
Read Answer Asked by JEFF on May 23, 2025
Q: What are your thoughts on the Simplify Opportunistic Income ETF (Symbol CRDT). as per their site this ETF "seeks to provide current income, with long-term capital appreciation as a secondary objective". I like the healthy 7% dividend as well as the "limits" in share price between ~ $24.50 and $26.00 over the last couple of years. Do you know if any of the returns are ROC ? Overall thoughts on this for a safe/healthy dividend (I am focused on income not capital appreciation).
Read Answer Asked by Randy on May 22, 2025
Q: Globe and Mail had a list of "Nine Energy Stocks Poised for Future Growth" On Number cruncher, I did my own personal screen and liked these 3 Civitas(CIVI), Mach Natural Resources (MNR) and Murphy Oil (MUR). What are the metrics you like about these companies and what are the metrics you don't. 5 years earning growth, P/S sales, dividend yield, debt, book value , insider ownership and management. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by James on May 22, 2025
Q: I am approaching break even for the year on these stocks. Do you think it would be wise to unload these soon, based on the overwhelming US financial situation or continue to ride the wave.
Read Answer Asked by JAMES on May 21, 2025
Q: I have small position in these two stocks. Is it time to add to my position or sell and invest somewhere else. Could you suggest replacement within the same sector. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by satish on May 21, 2025
Q: A family member was a Long Term employee of GE and acquired substancial shares of GE stock during the Jack Welch era and subsequently left the company for health reasons.

Needless to say the stock performed terribly and his shares languished for years but he held.

Now GE has been spun out into 3 divisions and separate stock issued for each which have performed tremendously in most cases what course of action would you recommend on the 3 new entities based on today's market prices for each.
Read Answer Asked by Craig on May 21, 2025