Q: Which of these companies do you feel has the most growth potential and which of these is reasonably priced. Also, any other information you know about these companies.
Q: Hello,
From my observed reduction of the availability of family doctors, and subsequent basic health care, for some/many? segments of the Canadian population I see the emergence of different schemes of virtual, remote, telephone, etc services. Outside of the public funded/regulated scope this appears to be a fragmented industry ripe for some form of consolidation. Are you aware of any blue chip type companies making any moves either in Canada or elsewhere to fill this growing gap?
Q: Guys...I have some room in my portfolio for a few high risk, high reward stocks. Can you give me one or two from Canada and the U.S. that you like currently...this is long term money...doesn't have to be on your model portfolios either...thx
Q: I'm having trouble with the high valuations of some of today's star stocks. On top of that, and as illogical as it is, I have trouble investing in the these stocks after they have run so far. What 2 or 3 stocks are you guys watching at this time that are at beginning stages but have the potential to turn into stars like shopify
Thx
Q: Hello 5i,
Could give me the growth outlook for these healthcare companies. I realize some are quite small and riskier but just looking for the growth numbers at this point.
Thank you
Dave
Q: On several occasions when responding to questions about WELL you mention risk - an excellent point as it is a relatively small company.
But in comparison to many other smaller companies there are important aspects that in my mind mitigate the risk somewhat. For example:
- the quality and reputation of management and its obvious ability to attract investors
- founded first and foremost on the ownership of health clinics (relatively stable recurring revenue, insulated somewhat from recessions)
- disciplined/focused in its choice of foundational corporate software platform (i.e. OSCAR). OSCAR is open source and free of royalties - think of RedHat's success. OSCAR is its singular software focus - think Westjet and the cost savings by limiting maintenance to only one type of aircraft. And then the cost/effort when it comes to adding new functionality (e.g. telemedicine) to your product like all software products must do.
None of this guarantees unqualified success in the marketplace of course but what additional risks should an investor in WELL consider? Thank you.
Q: I am considering adding one or two of the above stocks to my TFSA. I am looking for a growth company. If you could give me two suggestions either from my list or if you have a choice of your own that may have better potential. Of the ones that you choose could you elaborate on why they would be a good choice in the TFSA.
I really appreciate your advice in this question section. It has help me on many occasions in making a better informed decision when purchasing the stock.
Thank you again.
John
Q: Happy New Year team,
I'm looking to top up my TFSA for the current year.
You seem to be positive on both WELL and MTLO
May I ask why you are positive on these two mircocaps?
What are their competitive advantages?
Q: Good Morning:
In a well diversified portfolio I have above "growth" stocks at 1.5-2.5% weighting in my TFSA. They've all performed the same either slightly down or flat and was wondering if you would add to, hold or sell any of these for long term hold.
Thanks For any advice.
Q: In my TFSA I have had a nice run with SQ and was thinking of selling it out and "starting over" with a couple or three of the above listed stocks that you have recently identified as having high potential ( with the same? amount of risk that came with buying SQ a couple of years back) What do you see as the pros and cons of such a move and if implemented which 2 or 3 would you chooses at this time?
Thanks,
Terry