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Q: Hi team,

I go to the U.S. largely for tech, as you likely know from my questions. I have a small (for me) position in ROKU. I have some profits in TTD that I am now considering using to top up ROKU. There were always a mix of opinions on ROKU but now it seems that analysts are warming up to it. ROKU is moving away from hardware sales and more into platform services or a gateway for over the top services. Some analysts are saying it is gaining a lot of traction, picking up advertising dollars and is currently undervalued.

As an aside, late last week, Citron closed its short position and went long on ROKU. I hate all these guys when they are shorting my stocks but for some reason I don’t find them so bad when they go long. Citron also says that ROKU would make a nice tidy acquisition for NFLX to get into the advertising space where it is now lacking. I have SPOT as well if NFLX goes the musical route but am wondering about your views on the prospects for ROKU from here?

Thanks again,

dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on May 30, 2018
Q: I own a taxable portfolio that is focused on Canadian stocks that have a track record and plan to grow dividends. Over the last 9 years my portfolio has seen dividend growth of about 6% per year with very low taxes thanks to the Dividend Tax Credit. To get geographic diversification I have looked to the underlying assets and revenues of the companies. So while my portfolio is composed of 100% of Canadian listed stocks - the underlying assets/revenues are about 50% Canadian and 50% US/International. Do you think that this is a reasonable way to look at diversifying geographically - in the event of a weakening CAD should this help CAD returns (and hurt returns if CAD strengthens)??
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Gary on May 30, 2018
Q: Currently which ETF's would you prefer purely for income? Thanks. Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on May 30, 2018
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