Q: Hi 5i, are you still bullish on ICHR? Just wondering if there have been any developments that are causing the price to fall.
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Q: Hi 5i Team -
The article today in the TOStar about putting pressure on tobacco has me wondering about the future prospects and dividends for MO. What do you think? p.s nice job on the website !
The article today in the TOStar about putting pressure on tobacco has me wondering about the future prospects and dividends for MO. What do you think? p.s nice job on the website !
Q: Would these companies be timely investments at current levels?
Thanks Team!
Thanks Team!
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BMO Equal Weight US Banks Hedged to CAD Index ETF (ZUB $41.63)
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State Street Financial Select Sector SPDR ETF (XLF $54.26)
Q: I have been looking but unable to find the names/tickers for US bank stock etfs. Would you please give me the names of the the large and mid caps etfs you recommend in US dollars?
Thank you. Cathy Further to my previous question re US bank stocks etfs, would you recommend buying them now?
Thanks, cathy
Thank you. Cathy Further to my previous question re US bank stocks etfs, would you recommend buying them now?
Thanks, cathy
Q: Thank you for continued great support and unbiased opinions.
I plotted a few favourite 5i Technology stocks with high P/Es along with the Vanguard Information Technology ETF (NYSEARCA:VGT). Except for CSU (crazy +ve outlier),
they all cluster closely in returns over the long-term (i.e. 15+ years).
So, why bet on a few horses with such risk (P/E > 50) when one can own the track, make about the same return, with much less risk (P/E = 6.6)?
I think we all understand the advantages of ETFs in general, but considering the high P/Es specifically in the Tech sector, it really begs the question above. Thank you.
I plotted a few favourite 5i Technology stocks with high P/Es along with the Vanguard Information Technology ETF (NYSEARCA:VGT). Except for CSU (crazy +ve outlier),
they all cluster closely in returns over the long-term (i.e. 15+ years).
So, why bet on a few horses with such risk (P/E > 50) when one can own the track, make about the same return, with much less risk (P/E = 6.6)?
I think we all understand the advantages of ETFs in general, but considering the high P/Es specifically in the Tech sector, it really begs the question above. Thank you.
Q: Hi,
Thanks for your help, in the next 1-2 weeks I will have a amount of 100K
to invest in US stocks because now I am only 8% in US.
Please could you recommend 5 to 8 US stocks for Grow and Dividends.
Thanks
Jean Guy
Thanks for your help, in the next 1-2 weeks I will have a amount of 100K
to invest in US stocks because now I am only 8% in US.
Please could you recommend 5 to 8 US stocks for Grow and Dividends.
Thanks
Jean Guy
Q: Hi 5i - what in your opinion are the prospects of a Tesla "bankruptcy"? At what point will it no longer be able to raise needed capital?
Q: What is your opinion about AAP. Is it a good time to buy. And how does it compare with LAD. and which one you prefer.Thanks
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN $210.32)
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA $162.51)
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JD.com Inc. (JD $28.07)
Q: Hello,
I was reviewing the data available via TD Waterhouse including Thomson Reuters reports, and compared revenue and net income growth in the past 2 years of Amazon, vs Alibaba vs JD.com (all somewhat in the same industry but latter 2 in China).
My read is Alibaba and JD.com have significantly higher growth in both metrics than Amazon.
Would appreciate your review please and thanks.
Brian
I was reviewing the data available via TD Waterhouse including Thomson Reuters reports, and compared revenue and net income growth in the past 2 years of Amazon, vs Alibaba vs JD.com (all somewhat in the same industry but latter 2 in China).
My read is Alibaba and JD.com have significantly higher growth in both metrics than Amazon.
Would appreciate your review please and thanks.
Brian
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Meta Platforms Inc. (META $661.46)
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Oracle Corporation (ORCL $142.82)
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Twilio Inc. Class A (TWLO $115.02)
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Workday Inc. (WDAY $162.92)
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Palo Alto Networks Inc. (PANW $159.32)
Q: Hi Team, Recently, JP Morgan listed these 5 US companies as their top AI picks. Would these be 5iR's top five US AI picks? If yes, then can you rank order the picks for me. If not, what would your picks be and/or what would you add/subtract from the above 5. How would you rank order this revised list?
Thanks Team. Chris
Thanks Team. Chris
Q: Is HAS.us a good company to have as a dividend grower and a reliable dividend payer? Out of the 10 years past, it has grown dividends in 7 ; its ROIC is 17%. Metrics APPEAR good ( do correct me if I am wrong).
Having been horribly burned in retail and consumer discretionary, I am cautious to put hard earned cash into HAS. Do you think its business model is sound for at least 4 or 5 years? Is it not hostage to consumer whims (if you forgive the leading nature of the last question). Do you think the risk-reward ratio ratio in HAS.us is good-- and, importantly, why please? What do you think of its prospects, both WITH Mattel and without. Your rigorous reasoning is always appreciated, many thanks
Having been horribly burned in retail and consumer discretionary, I am cautious to put hard earned cash into HAS. Do you think its business model is sound for at least 4 or 5 years? Is it not hostage to consumer whims (if you forgive the leading nature of the last question). Do you think the risk-reward ratio ratio in HAS.us is good-- and, importantly, why please? What do you think of its prospects, both WITH Mattel and without. Your rigorous reasoning is always appreciated, many thanks
Q: Could you please comment on Bruker Corporation in US. Growth, debt, valuation.
Would you buy it today?
Thanks,
Milan
Would you buy it today?
Thanks,
Milan
Q: Given the perceived next boom in the Artificial Intelligence Sector (AI) which CDN companies would you recommend to follow? Thanks in advance!
Q: I know you guys don't cover the U.S. market but could you give me your current view on Twitter?
Andy
Andy
Q: Alcoa was a top pick yesterday on market call. Please offer your opinion on the stock, and if possible, the outlook for aluminum.
Is this stock a buy?
Thank you
Karim
Is this stock a buy?
Thank you
Karim
Q: Hi Team, can I have your take on MRVL - Marvell Technology Group Ltd.
would this company be classified in the same industries as INTC, NVDA or TXN. Does it have a good growth prospect. I realize that you do not follow US stocks, but been hearing of this company for the first time in the last weeks and last couple days keeps coming up on US sites. Thank You in advance. Sam
would this company be classified in the same industries as INTC, NVDA or TXN. Does it have a good growth prospect. I realize that you do not follow US stocks, but been hearing of this company for the first time in the last weeks and last couple days keeps coming up on US sites. Thank You in advance. Sam
Q: Hi team, How would this news affect KEYS? Would this change your positive opinion of KEYS?
Thank you!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/federal-district-court-rules-favor-154500992.html
Thank you!
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/federal-district-court-rules-favor-154500992.html
Q: Hello Folks:
Could you please give me your view on Merck and Company (which along with Smith- Kline) has had problems executing new drugs (eg. lung cancer medications) in their pipelines. I also have previously owned Gilead, whose new HIV drug was reduced in value because of government pricing restrictions. My other health care equities are Johnson and Johnson and Knight Therapeutics. Do you think there are better health industry options (with decent dividends and growth potential) in the U.S. other than companies such as Merck, Gilead etc. or should one look to another sector.
Thanks for everything
brian
Could you please give me your view on Merck and Company (which along with Smith- Kline) has had problems executing new drugs (eg. lung cancer medications) in their pipelines. I also have previously owned Gilead, whose new HIV drug was reduced in value because of government pricing restrictions. My other health care equities are Johnson and Johnson and Knight Therapeutics. Do you think there are better health industry options (with decent dividends and growth potential) in the U.S. other than companies such as Merck, Gilead etc. or should one look to another sector.
Thanks for everything
brian
Q: The tech meltdown hurt today, but the stocks which cost me the most weren't tech. Any idea why Visa and MasterCard were pummeled today? American Express was actually up on the day. And as long as we're on the subject, do you like the credit card companies?
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Applied Materials Inc. (AMAT $322.51)
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Lam Research Corporation (LRCX $231.01)
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Micron Technology Inc. (MU $394.69)
Q: I already own AMAT with good gains.
Would you be adding at this point perhaps MU or LRCX? Or do you think the industry had a good run and the gains are done? Is sentiment against them now or this is just a hiccup? I know only time will tell but I would value your take on it.
Would you be adding at this point perhaps MU or LRCX? Or do you think the industry had a good run and the gains are done? Is sentiment against them now or this is just a hiccup? I know only time will tell but I would value your take on it.