Investment Q&A

Q: Which of the above has the most upside potential and safety
Thanks

Q: I have noticed WSP's share price seems to be quite volatile going up one day, down the next , and back up the next. For a company involved in engineering, construction type contracts which are usually long duration I am curious about what I see as unususal volatility. Comments please.

Q: I am looking to take a small position in semiconductors and noticed your response on ranking QCOM, AMD, MU and NVDA (and liking all of them). Would one of the above ETFs be a reasonable means of participating in the sector? Your thoughts and suggested recommendation would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Q: Pls comment on MAL's results. Do you think right now is a good time to initiate a position for a long-term hold? Or any other stock to suggest in this sector? Thank you.

Q: Hi,
TDOC has taken quite a beating recently and the stock was down ~40% off its high. Do you think the selling overdone and is it a good time to start a position?

Thanks

Q: NFT's seem to be all the rage in this week's news. Someone called "Beeple" making a 69 million sale of Digital art or Jack Dorsey selling a tweet for $2.5 million. I understand that it's something associated with registering ownership of the digital asset in blockchain and it seems to be becoming popular. Is there a public company that is best positioned to manage and profit from these transactions and if so, are we early enough to benefit by buying now if the trend grows?

Q: I have these 3 gold stocks. Approximately equal weighting. I am currently over weight in gold. What would be your order of selling? Thanks.

Nick

Q: I have money ($30K) to reinvest in my TFSA. I am heavily overweight in technology (28.5%) and overweight in consumer cyclicals (13%) in my overall portfolio. My wife and I own the above stocks in our TFSA. Could you give me your best 3-5 suggestions for addition(s), avoiding high risk companies? Thanks for the great service.

Q: What is your opinion on coupa game?

Q: Hello 5i,
It was suggested that I switch from XLB, XSB, and VEE to ZAG and ZEM which I did. Lately I have seen on the daily watch report that XSB, XLB, and VEE are again mentioned as suggestions in many instances over the past few weeks. Should I switch back or maintain my positions in ZAG and ZEM?

Q: Can you suggest 2-3 global etfs for industrials exposure?

Q: Can you comment on the earnings report, its prospects moving forward, and if anything positive or negative that stood out during the conference call (if you listened).

Thanks for everything you and your team do!

Q: Can you please update your opinion on cerv after you have a chance to digest earnings today, thanks!!

Q: Hi Guys
What's your opinion on Ivanhoes Private Placement. Robert Friedland has a decent track record for making money for shareholders , or has all the easy money been made, unfortunately I was shook out last April
Thanks Gord

Q: Can you please explain why the issuance of convertible senior notes has resulted in such a large drop in share price. Thanks

Q: Did otex pay 210% of its profit as dividends last year? Is there growth projected this year? If already owned, would you hold or sell?

Q: Wondering your opinion on engh’s results. If owned, would you hold or sell?

Q: Hi, your thoughts on their earnings please. They looked decent to me but the stock is selling off? Thanks.

Q: I am going to sell my Flutter shares for tax reasons and either repurchase them or buy another gaming stock. Can you provide me a list of your current favourite gaming stocks to choose from. I have a long time frame. I haven't traded OTC shares before and I believe you have advised just hitting the bids.

Q: Hi Peter...I bought the warrants in January and sold them last week for a 100% gain and I bought MG with the proceeds. The NGA warrants are still below what I sold them for. Do you think it worth chancing a rebuy? If the warrants are basically a coin toss...ie a 50% chance of either going up or down... then in all probability the chances of making another profit are more remote the 2nd time around. In reality all short term stock purchases are in essence a coin toss even though day traders may take issue with this comment. The probabilities of success are better with a good company over a long term holding. The account is not registered so capital gains taxes will be required. Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim