Investment Q&A

Q: Goliath is up 9% noon today on strong volume. My news feed shows only old news. Is there some development posted on your service provider or simply someone buying a thinly traded stock (like your old boss)?
Jim

Q: Your thoughts please thanks

Q: Suppose our extraterrestrial friend, Blaarg, seeks to diversify their portfolio by investing in the U.S. market. Which 12-15 top U.S. stocks would you recommend for them over the next decade? Thanks

Q: looking for your favorite small cap silver stocks
thank you

Q: Your thoughts on KKR currently.

Is it a buy?

Q: What is the revenue split between gold and silver for PAAS?

Thanks as always for your expertise.

Q: Hi, Is there any holdings in your Income Model Portfolio that you would not take a position in at this time?
Thank you
H

Q: Why has there been a steady decine in this stock price? Is it something that should be retained or dropped?

Q: What has been the fundamental issue(s) with DCBO ? Are the issues manageable and if so are they taking steps to deal with them ?

Thank You for your service
Clarence

Q: QCOM What could be the reasons behind the recent jump in share price?

Thanks,

Q: I have some nice gains on above listed companies. I am thinking of selling a few shares and use the proceeds to invest into related companies for diversification purposes.
What do you think of this strategy and what would be one or two suggestions for companies related to my list.
Thank you!
Albert

Q: For earning short term interest, in the past I have bought BA's and CP issued by Canadian Banks. I am now considering PSA and CASH.......which show better yields with lower buy/sell commissions. So - it seems like a no-brainer to put short term cash investments into PSA which shows an indicative yield of 5.5% - versus BA's CP or CASH. Am I missing anything here - does an investment in BA's or CP have advantages over buying PSA?? Does CASH have advantages over PSA despite the lower yield??
Thanks

Q: Everyone, my tech portfolio is as follows: AAPL, AMZN, CSU, MSFT and NVDA. Is VRT a company to buy and hold forever or a stock buy for a few years and reassess. I.E. is its moat (people, technology, business plan, etc) wide enough to keep ahead of its followers Clayton

Q: I have a few questions re the upcoming Tesla Shareholder vote in June.
1. Do you have any thoughts re how the markets may react if Elon Mush does not get what he wants re his compensation package (in the short and long terms). My thoughts are that the price may drop quite a bit (in the short term) if he does not get what he wants; however, long term I feel that Tesla still has great potential. The reason I am confused with my (short term) logic is that if Elon does not get what he wants, it is the result of shareholders voting against it (so why would the price drop if that is what shareholders want – unless it could cause a sell off for those that wanted the package)?
2. If we feel that the price of shares will drop and wanted to insure our investment, I know that we can buy ”puts”; however, in one of your postings you mentioned that this was an expensive way to do so and that you were going to write something up. I am wondering if you could provide me the link (assuming you’ve had the time to do the writeup). If no writeup, can you provide a few words.

Thanks.

Q: NVEI still trades below the $34Us offer. Special meeting will be Jun18. Do investors fear the transaction won’t happen in 2024? Or tax inclusion related? Or normal? Merci.

Q: AI requires greater electrical power to operate. Which utility companies are positioned to benefit from this boom in Canada and in US? Could you please provide a list? Thank you!

Q: GIC's that need to be cashed before their due date are penalized whereas individual bonds can be sold before their due date at market price. For Tax Purposes - Which fixed income investment is better for an holder person with limited time horizon?
Thank you for all you do!

Q: Good Morning,

SHOP is currently trading at the same level it was in April 2020. In 4 years it has done nothing.

It's down 70% from its all time high.

The 'street' rates it as a moderate buy with 10 buys and 7 holds. After earnings announced on May 8 it is down 18%,

How can 5i be so bullish on this stock? It has become a Hopeify.

William O'Neil would have an interesting debate with you on this one.

Sheldon

Q: Any news lately on SIS Savaria. Stock has been up consistently. What do you see the near future of Savaria ie any more acquisitions or growth

Q: Good morning,

Can we please get your take on Intuit's earnings, and why the large share price drop considering their beat and raise? Is there a risk that the IRS is creating their own tax return software that will kibosh TurboTax? Still a hold, sell or a buying opportunity?

Thanks.

Brad