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Q: In RRSP account I sold BEPC to decrease exposure to BEP (10%) and purchased ENPH to diversify. Plan was to hold long term. I see you like NEE and it is more diversified over renewables and pays a dividend. Does it make sense to sell ENPH to buy NEE since I don't really need an additional stock?
Read Answer Asked by J on February 19, 2021
Q: Would you please look under the hood of these 2 new etfs and compare,contrast and state a preference with regards to holdings,fees and long term prospects. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Steve on February 09, 2021
Q: I am really not following the US market --but I would like to take a look at 3 or 4 of so called green energy producers in the US.
Can you make some suggestions ?--Been a subscriber for many years and glad of it
Thanks
Peter
Read Answer Asked by peter on January 27, 2021
Q: Hello 5I Team
The following stocks/ETF makes up less then 5% of my portfolio in the green space theme . I am considering in adding PBW ETF to the group , do you see any concerns in the choices or in the weighting .Would you make any changes .Feel free in deducting additional credit in answering the questions .
Thanks
Claudio
Read Answer Asked by claudio on January 20, 2021
Q: Hi team,

With 22 tech stocks weighting some 34% of my portfolio, I assume you would recommend that I rationalize my approach for a better diversification, both in my tech sector and in my portfolio as a whole.

To accomplish that, while keeping a strong growth approach, could you indicate which are, in your view, 1) the « must own » stocks, in order of importance 2) those which could be dropped because of « double emploi » or high risk, 3) those missing to properly cover the tech sector ?

Please feel free to use as many credits as you see fit.

Gratefully yours,

Jacques IDS
Read Answer Asked by Jacques on November 15, 2020
Q: Hi group what's your top 4 sectors /stocks/etfs in the US assuming Biden is going to the white house the market seems to like the set up with Biden winning but Senate going to republicans Thanks for your insight
Read Answer Asked by Terence on November 06, 2020
Q: Hello,
Renewable energy will be the in the high demand in future. So which stock you prefer to hold on US & Canda side for better growth.
Thx,
Read Answer Asked by Jigneshbhai on November 02, 2020
Q: Can I have a short list of American renewable energy companies for a 3 year hold.
Interested in growth mostly.
Thank You
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on October 29, 2020
Q: Following the presidential debate it sounds like Biden has a fairly aggressive stance towards a switch to clean energy. Also, he seems intent on renewing spending on infrastructure. I already hold Algonquin and ICLN in the so called clean energy sector. Any others i should look at there? And what might profit from infrastructure spending, should Biden win.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by joseph on October 23, 2020
Q: The solar subsector seems to be getting a lot of attention and company valuations are going up. This is on par with the renewables trend we are seeing. Do you have any pure solar picks in the US or Canada or are you only playing the larger infrastructure companies that may own some solar farms? What are your top picks? Thx
Read Answer Asked by Adam on October 13, 2020
Q: Hi gang, any suggestions on this two company’s . Is one better than the other. Or any other suggestions? Or Maybe couple of ETFS . Thanks. Alnoor
Read Answer Asked by Alnoor on October 06, 2020
Q: Looking at the top ten holdings of the TAN solar etf...can you comment on some of them based on your 5iresearch criteria....sedg, enph, fslr, run, Dq, csiq
Read Answer Asked by James on July 21, 2020
Q: I've been watching this one for a while, ever since you compared it favourably within the context of alternative energy / solar stocks. Wednesday's "dip" turns out to have been driven by a class action lawsuit concerning alleged revenue manipulations.

The press release from the legal firm filing the class action has this to say:

"On June 17, 2020, Prescience Point Capital Management issued a report alleging, among other things, that 'at least 39%, or $205.3 million, of [Enphase's] reported U.S. revenue is fabricated.' The report also claimed, citing former employees, that 'a large portion of [the Company's] astronomical growth over the past two years is attributable to accounting gimmicks that artificially inflate revenue and profits.'"

What are your thoughts on Enphase in light of this news?

Also, I'm curious given your experience, are you able to share any insights on how class action lawsuits affect companies and their share performance -- at least, until the allegations are actually proven or rejected in court?

Please deduct as needed.

Kind regards
Read Answer Asked by Marc on June 22, 2020