Q: I was interrupted during my buy of ROKU last Thursday when it was below $50 and when I next looked it was $56! Ouch. I see it has earnings on Feb 15. I know you recommend buying for long term and not waiting for earnings, but I feel like it could go either way here, and a 10% rise this week is significant - do you have a recommendation regarding buying before or after in this case? Thanks!
Q: Even after the big jump in stock price yesterday and the investment news of GM, is LAC still your favourite in the lithium space and would you still consider it a buy? If not, which companies in the space would you recommend?
I have about 8% of my portfolio in WPM, LUN, DPM and FCX. Wondering if you think I should add 3% in steel?
If so, which US or CDN companies would you recommend? STDL seems to have the best long term returns but I've heard their earning are expected to go down next year?
Q: I bought a few shares of this because I liked the concept. Now I am down about 95% in a registered account so no tax loss opportunity. Is there any point in holding. I think I have enough value left to buy a couple of salads in a nice restaurant. Thanks as always for the great service
Q: hi,
are GOOGL's Q4 earnings always announced after market close on Friday? should we be worried they might be trying to bury bad results and/or bad future guidance over the weekend?
Q: Jim Chanos (Shorts) said on CNBC yesterday that it is a no Brainer to buy APE since there is is a proposal to convert all APE shares to AMC in March at Face Value. APE is trading today at $2.35 &AMC at $5.11.
Sounds too God to be true???
Thanks!
Q: Hello 5i team,
GUD seems to be a self induced zombie stock. It has not moved for the past 2 years from it's ~$5.40 level. It had an earnings beat in the last quarter but as you mentioned in a past question, the EPS is very low.
Do you know when they will have their next quarterly earnings?
I tend to hold onto stocks when they have access cash for a long time (that is why I held even when you gave the order to sell), but like QTRH, they seemed to have not done much of anything for the shareholder. After holding for ~5 years, I am giving them another quarter to see if there is any movement but will probably drop them if nothing happens.
I know you can only generalize re portfolio makeup - I’m up 75% on this stock and it now makes up 7% of my fairly well-diversified portfolio…do you think it’d be appropriate to trim back to 5% at this point or stay in this weighting as everything I’ve read about this company seems very positive in the near term?
Q: With the exit of EGLX from the Growth Portfolio, if one is following suit and also removing it, what would be a few replacement ideas for the liberated funds?