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Q: Hello 5i, Could you comment on Danavation also what competitors that they have. I went to there website to look for customers that use there technology but there is no complete list. I noticed that Canadian tire and some of the larger grocery stores use digital devices and would like to know what company supplies them. Could you comment if possible as to what customers they have.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on May 06, 2022
Q: Aritibe came out with a report, I believe today, with a sale of one of their drugs. Sale takes place over 3 years, I believe. I see the market took no notice of this, but I'm wondering what your opinion is.

UGE had a Q report, last week, the stock has gone down, so I assume the market was not impressed. What is your opinion.

NDVA the company appears to be doing very well, so again please comment.

I did check the investment questions, but none of these companies have been touched on in some time.

Thank you for your good work.
Earl


Read Answer Asked by Earl on May 06, 2022
Q: Hello Peter,
I have been meaning to get your opinion even before the two-day wild ride and this question is not based on today’s aftermath. And I will speak from both sides of the fence. As usual, I want your perspective.
You typically respond to reader’s questions with a 5-year outlook. However, I think that the 5 yr business plan is outdated except maybe for utilities and commodity producers. And even then, with instantaneous data enabling policy definition, the peak to trough and back for business cycles are short.
High growth companies typically do not have a moat as they rely on transformative technology as the enabler. Today Amazon finds its digital commerce saturating and looks to cloud services for growth. Shopify is looking at vertical integration with logistics and financial services while the world moves towards open-source digital commerce. Game, set, match.
Now I step to the other side of the fence. Probability of a soft landing -very small? The fed cannot control supply but can control demand. Housing, lumber, commodities consumption diminishes just as supply ramps up in an inflationary environment hoping to absorb costs. Discretionary, industrials slow down and drag commodities.
Where am I going? If my thinking is correct, my investment decision should be based on a 2yr or shorter period return. So, between now April 5 and the end of seasonal strength next Feb; is it tech- SHOP and TOI, or Energy and Commodities? What about Gold and Silver? Is it NVDA and CRWD or QCOM and MSFT? And I am not looking to hedge but make portfolio changes, swinging for the fences. Or is it too late for sell in May?
I look forward to your opinion.
Regards
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on May 06, 2022
Q: The above stocks have declined significantly from 2021 highs. I would like to make 2 or 3 purchases from this list. Please remove any you think are unlikely to resume upwards momentum over next 12 months and show the rest in a priority list for purchase consideration from highest priority to lowest for growth or growth/dividend return. Many thanks. Jane Norton
Read Answer Asked by Jane on May 06, 2022
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i!! I had the pleasure of reading Peter’s article, ‘’ 5 things Investors Rarely Think about Before Buying a Stock but should “ and it gave me good food for thought. I was wondering if 5i would put on a webinar about reading a stock’s financial reports, which help determine if a it is a good investment. I am aware of some things, but could really do with a comprehensive over view. For all I know you could have already provided such an over view and I missed it. If so, could you please provide me with a reference to the information . Cheers, Tamara
Read Answer Asked by Tamara on May 06, 2022
Q: Hello team,
Swiss water decaf. released it's first Q 22 tonight and the outlook was positive on all fronts with 15c a share profit as compared to a 0.1 a share loss last Q.What are you're outlook on their debt load and management going forward? Is the share price considered undervalued or to early to jump in?
Many thanks ,
Jean
Read Answer Asked by Jean on May 06, 2022
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