Q: Good morning ... I have some cash in my TFSA account that I'd like to get working for me.
Between Kneat, Vitalhub and Zedcor which do you see as the best investment for a minimum 5 year hold in terms of providing a combination of capital safety and upside potential.
Thanks, Rick
Q: Hi 5i team
Let me start by thanking you all for you valuable insights into markets and stock valuations through the years. My question is regarding a tfsa portfolio. I am considering reducing amount of stocks to 20. Which 6 stocks would you let go in order of first to sell to last. Secondly, could you give me a brief opinion/ comment on my present holdings in a tfsa and if there's value in keeping status quo.
Thanks as always
Gilles
Q: Could you please comment on the recent announcement that Vitalhub "filed and obtained a receipt for a preliminary short form base shelf prospectus with the securities regulatory authorities in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario"?
What does that mean for shareholders? Do you view this as a positive or negative? How does this affect your sentiment towards the company and it's near term share price?
Thank you.
Q: I hold positions in all of these companies and I have some money to put into the market. Could you rate these in terms of which positions you would add to given the potential for total rate of returns given their current stock price, business model tailwinds, risk vs reward etc.
Conversely, if you would rate these as a hold then feel free to mention that as well. Thx.
Q: Have a small position in VHI, nothing in PNG and MDA. If you were to rank these three based on risk/reward and growth potential, how would you rank them for buying currently and a quick reason why? Thanks!
Q: How would you rate these for holding in the SMID Growth section of a portfolio (A couple may not be SMID, which means they just may not be forever keepers for me) - I hold all except SNPS and NOW, which I've been watching, and I’m thinking of consolidating into 6-8 positions, but could keep more. I'm considering 3-4 for shorter-term growth, 1-3 years, 3-4 for longer-term growth, 5-10 years. Please order from most conviction to least with a preference to Shorter (S) or longer(L) or either (E). Thanks!
SNPS, NOW, GLXY, KSI, FOUR, ROAD, CLBT, CRM, HPS.A, VHI, GENI, SRAD
Q: I'm writing to follow up on your response to Josh's questions regarding beaten-down Canadian stocks.
Would you kindly rank your preferred order of purchases among the names discussed? Are there any that you would consider "table-pounding" buys at current levels?
Please also include your thoughts on CNQ, as well as FOUR, ROAD, and CLBT.
Q: Hi Peter,
Are there overlaps in the services provided by VHI and KSI? Based on their balance sheets and projected future sales growth and revenue growth, which is the better company to buy and hold for 3-5 years hold? What will be a good entry price? Thanks.
Do you have more confidence in VHI or WELL for a three-year hold? If purchasing today, in what order would your preference be, including LLY? Thank you.
Q: Could you comment on VHI's Q1 earnings? At first glance, they seemed to be pretty solid, however, after initially rising, the SP fell nearly 7% on Friday. Seems like an overreaction (which is common in these markets) but as always, would appreciate your analysis.
For a three year hold and potential share price appreciation through growth, in which order might you prefer to purchase the following stocks today: Nvidia, Goog, Nebius, Lumine, Topicus, Vitalhub, SE, Shop, Celestica, Propel, Goeasy, Nexgen, Hammond Power. Thank you. Brad
Q: I'm thinking of exiting WELL for something that will be growthier if the markets continue to recover. I have VHI, GLXY and PRL in the Canadian side of my TFSA. Can you suggest a Canadian Growthy stock regardless of sector?
Thanks!