Q: Can you please comment on The Trade Desk (TTD) latest earnings release. Was there anything of particular interest to note from the call this morning (either good or bad)? Is this one of your strong growth high conviction names to hold onto?
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Q: Could you give the breakdown of the deal that UEC bought out UEX from a tax view point? Not sure of the selling price for UEX.
Thanks Greg
Thanks Greg
Q: I've held this stock for quite some time . Paid $52.38. It went over $350.00 and is now hanging in at approx. $134.00. Been a wild ride ! I believe it is still not profitable. Take a profit or hold ? Thanks.
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Apple Inc. (AAPL)
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
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NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA)
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ATS Corporation (ATS)
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Enthusiast Gaming Holdings Inc. (EGLX)
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
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Nuvei Corporation Subordinate Voting Shares (NVEI)
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Topicus.com Inc. (TOI)
Q: In my TFSA, these are the stocks I would "like" to buy (CDR, NEO), probably in the order I have listed them, unless you have a suggestion: GOOG, NVDA, MSFT, AMZN, AAPL. But I will need to sell some positions to raise the cash to do so. These are my options to sell, probably in the order I have listed them, unless you have suggestions: EGLX, LSPD, TOI, NVEI, ATS. The goal is growth over a very long period (TFSA will go to my children). I am open to eliminating any from the buy list in order to keep any from the sell list. I just don't know how to compare the American names to the Canadian names. Thank you: I realize this may not be an easy question to answer, but it will help me a great deal.
Q: Hi Peter,
Recently, Gabriela Borges of Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs initiated a Sell rating on Cloudflare (NET) with a $51 price target. The analyst believes emerging software industry dynamics are favorable for long-term investors. Multi-product platforms have gained momentum, the industry is less cyclical, and unit economics outperform broader software. However, for Cloudflare, the analyst believes that the path to executing $5 Billion in annual recurring revenue will likely not be linear. Over the medium term, the risk/reward is skewed negative for the stock.
What is your opinion of NET from a short-term and medium-term risk/reward perspective? Please explain your rationale.
Thanks
George
Recently, Gabriela Borges of Goldman Sachs Goldman Sachs initiated a Sell rating on Cloudflare (NET) with a $51 price target. The analyst believes emerging software industry dynamics are favorable for long-term investors. Multi-product platforms have gained momentum, the industry is less cyclical, and unit economics outperform broader software. However, for Cloudflare, the analyst believes that the path to executing $5 Billion in annual recurring revenue will likely not be linear. Over the medium term, the risk/reward is skewed negative for the stock.
What is your opinion of NET from a short-term and medium-term risk/reward perspective? Please explain your rationale.
Thanks
George
Q: At this extremely low valuation ,do you consider this stock as a hold ,sell or a buy ? any comment on this Cie 's future perspective shall be greatly appreciated.Ps: I am wondering if the restrictions on Russian oil and gaz could significantly favor energy Cies active in western Europ ( like VET ..) , in order to compensate for pipelines and energy suppressions, thanks , J-Y
Q: I would like to add to my CDR holdings of either PFE, ABBV or UNH. I am leaning towards PFE since it's price has been down lately and it has a decent yield. How are CDR distributions treated for tax purposes, are they considered to be Canadian or US equities?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Peter, could you provide an update on Tucows as a recovery play?
Q: In case inflation stays above 4% over two years, which sectors of the stock market will do better than others? Please rank best to worst. Thanks.
Q: Your thoughts on CVE's recent quarter. Thanks.
Robert
Robert
Q: Hi Team,
In an earlier question you rated LLY as 9 and ABBV as 7. Should I sell my position in ABBV and move it to LLY?
Thanks
In an earlier question you rated LLY as 9 and ABBV as 7. Should I sell my position in ABBV and move it to LLY?
Thanks
Q: Hi, I got burned on $TOST today. It was looking great technically until earnings. Now looking a bit soggy. Do you think the earnings justify a 1/4 slice being removed, seems a bit rich to me?
Q: Please comment on the recent/yearly results vs the heavy short interest. Is it worth considering ? Thank you.
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Capital Power Corporation (CPX)
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Boralex Inc. Class A Shares (BLX)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
Q: I'm a retired investor with a balanced portfolio looking for a stable total return. I hold the above 3 utilities and am wondering if a switch from BLX to FTS would provide a greater overall return over the next 5 years?
Q: This question may have been asked a number of years ago. If I hold my entire stock portfolio through a brokerage - one of the big banks for instance - what risk is there to my holdings should the brokerage go bust ? Are the holdings still intact? Is there a dollar amount limit ?
I have a hard time interpreting this from the OSC site.
I have a hard time interpreting this from the OSC site.
Q: Please provide an update on the ATVI acquisition. Does this still makes sense as an arbitrage opportunity?
Q: Hi Peter, I'm 65 and retired, not by choice and have stocks in a Margin account, an RRSP account and a TFSA account. Originally I opened the Margin account as I was told I needed that type of account to short stocks but chickened out and never did. I've held on to this account but am wondering if it's good to hold on to it or if it's better to move the funds into either one of the other accounts. If it's a good Idea where would it be better to move the shares to the TFSA or RRSP. Thanks as always. Nick
Q: Hi Peter,
It seems the market wants to take a breather what with inflation being sticky- makes me hesitant to put in new money?
Would you be a buyer of TWLO after today's price surge or wait for it to settle (and maybe miss the boat)? How would you compare it to CRWD as far as the return on investment is concerned? I have been using CRWD as a benchmark for comparison of risky growth stocks. Do you think that is a reasonably fair and quick method to evaluate ?
It seems the market wants to take a breather what with inflation being sticky- makes me hesitant to put in new money?
Would you be a buyer of TWLO after today's price surge or wait for it to settle (and maybe miss the boat)? How would you compare it to CRWD as far as the return on investment is concerned? I have been using CRWD as a benchmark for comparison of risky growth stocks. Do you think that is a reasonably fair and quick method to evaluate ?
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY)
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Eli Lilly and Company (LLY)
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Merck & Company Inc. (MRK)
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Pfizer Inc. (PFE)
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
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Vanguard Health Care ETF (VHT)
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DexCom Inc. (DXCM)
Q: This question concerns Healthcare in a well-diversified Canadian portfolio (~30 holdings), focused slightly toward growth. Our target is for a 5% weight in this sector.
Currently, we only hold CSH.UN at a loss. We are open to selling it outright and replacing it with 1 or more of your favourites or topping it up and adding at least 1 growth-oriented suggestion. I understand from a previous question that CSH.UN has performed in a close range with REITs, which have adequate representation in our portfolio.
What would be your top picks in Healthcare for long term holds (5+ years)? How would you rate them (1-10, 10 being best) for new money today?
How would you proceed? Would you suggest going with 1 or 2 names? Would you suggest topping up CSH.UN and adding a 2nd name, selling CSH.UN and adding 1 or 2 new names, etc?
Thanks.
Currently, we only hold CSH.UN at a loss. We are open to selling it outright and replacing it with 1 or more of your favourites or topping it up and adding at least 1 growth-oriented suggestion. I understand from a previous question that CSH.UN has performed in a close range with REITs, which have adequate representation in our portfolio.
What would be your top picks in Healthcare for long term holds (5+ years)? How would you rate them (1-10, 10 being best) for new money today?
How would you proceed? Would you suggest going with 1 or 2 names? Would you suggest topping up CSH.UN and adding a 2nd name, selling CSH.UN and adding 1 or 2 new names, etc?
Thanks.
Q: Hi for growth momentum and overall risk over 1-2 years which of these 2 would you prefer?
Thanks!
Thanks!