Q: I am wondering if you had time to take a look at today's IPO SentinelOne and how it compares to CRWD. Thank you!
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Baught NEO at $20.08 on May 3rd and has since been going down, Should I hold on or get out, the last financial report was very good.
Thanks for the insight.
Thanks for the insight.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
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Fiera Capital Corporation Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (FSZ)
Q: I am overweight in the financial sector and own FSZ(under water) TD and SLF. I also own some ETFs that bring this to an overweight position. If I were to sell FSZ this would bring my weight to what it should be. My question is should I sell all FSZ since it is underwater and cut the loss or take some profit off TD and SLF and keep FSZ? These stocks are in a RRSP account.
Q: I invested in SWKS in tax-deferred account for potential gain in 5G (and perhaps 6G in future). I have two concerns: (1) AAPL accounts for a whopping 56% of SWKS revenues (according to Barrons recently). AAPL has the intellectual and financial resources to develop its own chips and thus be less of a hostage. (2) The second concern : SWKS seems to be overvalued now assuming I have the following correct: PEG sky high at 7.8 (ROE healthy at 28). I have been trimming reluctantly but just read in the Q & A that really like SWKS.
Would you agree with my concerns? If they are reasonably well founded, would you now withdraw much of your affection for this business... OR would you take the risk and keep loving her anyway?
Would you agree with my concerns? If they are reasonably well founded, would you now withdraw much of your affection for this business... OR would you take the risk and keep loving her anyway?
Q: What is your opinion of this stock given latest news
Thanks Mike B
Thanks Mike B
Q: I am interested in learning about what investments a company may hold (eg. Facebook - where have they invested? Their 10-K for December 2020 says they held 6,234 million in Equity Investments. This is a huge increase over the past two years, based on the Cashflow statements. It appeared to be an investment in Jio Platforms, per Note 5 of the financials. If I wanted to find out what other securities they held, is there somewhere else I can look, or does the 10-K provide all I could hope to find? Thanks.
Q: Is this company a buy, hold, or sell and why?
Thank you
Thank you
Q: Back to School in the Fall in USA & Canada
Who will benefit the most like Companies and Clothing Styles that will attract the Youth of all ages
RAK.
Who will benefit the most like Companies and Clothing Styles that will attract the Youth of all ages
RAK.
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BMO Mid-Term US IG Corporate Bond Index ETF (ZIC)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
Q: The fixed income portion of our portfolio includes XBB@15% and ZIC at 6%. Portfolio analytics is suggesting fixed income assets @40%. I am not keen on adding more bonds and would be comfortable at 30% in FI. Can you suggest 1-2 alternatives for someone entering retirement?
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PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL)
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Visa Inc. (V)
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Shopify Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (SHOP)
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Block Inc. Class A (SQ)
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Coinbase Global Inc (COIN)
Q: Relative to payment methods for the purchase of goods, bank sponsored debit and credit cards employ intermediaries such as VISA or Master Card.
This appears to be increasingly disrupted by tech companies that are not financial companies themselves, however I understand, have a bank in the background.
My question is: If I own VISA should I also consider owning PAYPAL or other to take advantage of the tech side of things thus giving my self a barbell approach? This is not a question on VISA or PAYPAL but on the benefits of investing in the new entities that seem to be appearing in the financial payment system.
Thanks
This appears to be increasingly disrupted by tech companies that are not financial companies themselves, however I understand, have a bank in the background.
My question is: If I own VISA should I also consider owning PAYPAL or other to take advantage of the tech side of things thus giving my self a barbell approach? This is not a question on VISA or PAYPAL but on the benefits of investing in the new entities that seem to be appearing in the financial payment system.
Thanks
Q: Hi 5I Team,
I hope your summer is off to a good start. Can I get your view on Calian Group Ltd. please.
Cheers,
Scott
I hope your summer is off to a good start. Can I get your view on Calian Group Ltd. please.
Cheers,
Scott
Q: The share price has taken a thrashing the last 6 months.
How do you view their prospects going forward. Is this a good entry point on a very small mkt cap company
How do you view their prospects going forward. Is this a good entry point on a very small mkt cap company
Q: Looking to invest in a company that is strong in the production of commercial and industrial drones. Pls give me your opinion on Irobot, and suggest others
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Netflix Inc. (NFLX)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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Twitter Inc. (TWTR)
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Roku Inc. (ROKU)
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Pinterest Inc. Class A (PINS)
Q: What are some of your favourite founder led growth companies that you would be comfortable investing in today (US and CAN)? I just finished the Motley Fool Investment Guide by David and Tom Gardner, and they are big on that component. Would you generally agree with them?
Thanks
Marc
Thanks
Marc
Q: What are your thoughts on this new spin off of Brookfield?
At which price would you consider a good entry point ?
At which price would you consider a good entry point ?
Q: What are the risks in a long term hold of Irobot.
Thanks
Thomas
Thanks
Thomas
Q: AVP, although apparently profitable, seems in very dire straits with their high (though improving) debt levels, etc. Can they survive and what is your estimation of its potential value?
Q: Your feelings on this co. please for a very long-term hold. I have huge confidence in this co. that CSU has spun off!
Q: just a comment but EIF market cap is 1.5 billion not 3.3 billion as 5i implied so the
acquisitions just announced represent closer to 7% rather than 3.3% of the company.
acquisitions just announced represent closer to 7% rather than 3.3% of the company.
Q: I am looking to increase my energy exposure, and I am debating between a more senior producer, such as Suncor, or looking for greater torque to oil prices, such as Tamarack or Athabasca. I was wondering about your thoughts on the matter, including whether you feel that energy producers have more runway, or if the energy sector has reached something closer to full value. This would be a smaller position, no more than 2% of portfolio, so I can afford to take on some risk for the opportunity for growth. Thanks again, and I look forward to reading your thoughts.