Q: I would like to add a good, US dividend-paying stock in either the tech or healthcare sector. Currently, I own JNJ in healthcare and IBM in tech; please provide recommendations in both sectors that would complement my current holdings. I am looking for stability; a secure, good dividend (either ~3%, or ~2% with good dividend growth); and anticipate a holding period of forever. Please also indicate your top recommendation for each sector, given my notes. Thank you.
Q: Hi !
Any suggestion for a US growth stock with a good dividend to put in my RRIF ?
I am looking at Royal Dutch Shell (rds), Chevron (cvx), LyondellBasell (lyb), Diageo (deo), Global X NASDAQ China Technology (qqqc); any views on theses ? Please deduct the number of questions you deemed appropriate.
Thankfully yours,
Q: I am considering a move from Microsoft to Oracle. While both are good companies I wonder if Oracle's upside is a little stronger. Your thoughts are appreciated.
Q: I keep hearing that Montreal is the centre of artificial intelligence research in Canada. Are there any investable companies in this field in this region?
Q: Hi, I'd like to invest in AI(artificial intell). Would you side with a company like NVIDIA or a company using the technology like amazon, google, tesla or other car companies? Also would you have a under the radar canadian company in this domaine. thanks.
Q: What do you make of the Microsoft and SAP news release with respect to cloud computing, Internet Of Things and Artificial Intelligence?Who are the critical chip developers and most promising businesses in this space.
Q: Please provide your analysis for Microsoft? What will drive this company forward relative to competitors. Can you advise re: growth and valuation over next 1-3 years? Do you own it yourself! Thank you.
Q: I hold googl cgi full positions over longer term recently added csu nvda shopify sis gud half positions all doing good
nvda did best l for the shortterm.i held . AS s its likely the most volatile should I trim it?
my real question is should I add facebook Microsoft amazon as they all appear to have steady runway. if it makes sense I could add two half positions (which two ?}
or buy an fang etf ?if I buy etf that has googl I will sell half my current googl.
hope you can make sense out of this-
Q: I have a recollection that about a month or two ago you suggested a company engaged in artificial intelligence that would be a cheaper alternative to Nvidia. Can you remind me of the name of this company? Thanks.
Q: Hi David,
I'm looking to add three positions to my business passive account -- i'm up 15% year to date.
I have equal weight in each stock and am looking to add more diversity. A combination of income and growth US or Canadian -- minimum $1 billion market cap.
Q: I bought QCOM a couple of months ago with the intention of holding this longterm for the dividend. In light of the potential takeover by Broadcom, what should I do now and/or if/when it gets taken over? If I have to find a replacement, which US tech-sector stock would you endorse for a generous, stable dividend (preferably >3% if possible) and modest growth, for a longterm hold?
My question is regarding their recent offer for convertible debentures and I would appreciate any thoughts you might have on them. The cd's will bear 7% interest paid semi annually, with a conversion price of 2.20. There is also the chance THCX would force the conversion of all of the principal amount of the outstanding cd's on 30 days' notice if the average trading price of the common shares be greater than 3.15 for any 10 consecutive trading days. I do agree with your skepticism of this sector, but can't help but wonder about this one partly because of it's location and partly because we have a government that seems to be willing to move forward with setting standards that might help this industry to become more established.
On the other hand, it also occurs to me that with the recent rise in the US dollar, I should just buy MSFT, INTC or more NVDA, the latter which thank you - I bought on your recommendation some time ago.