Q: I have a full position of Fb and am thinking of dumping and taking advantage of other tech stocks that have sold off dramatically. Could you give some names that you think are near the bottom with lots of upside? Thanks
Q: I previously asked you about MDT (November 3, 2021). You suggested to wait till January 2022. My original question has specifics including asking you to confirm certain key ratios. Kindly update your answer, especially in view of yesterday’s positive article on MDT. MDT and other medical equipment businesses have been stumbling due to Covid. I especially like MDT products in my med work, but that of course is not enough reason to buy.
Kindly confirm what you see on Bloomberg for the following:
PEG
FWD P/E
ROE and ROCI
Do you think the value for EV/FCF makes MDT a decent buy today?
Doing some due diligence on DOC. Can you help me understand a few things?
1) Views on recent acquisition(s) and how they fit into DOC's operating model?
2) Can you dig into their fundamentals and explain current state?
When do they report next, and are there any estimates? I don't see much in the way of analyst coverage.
Q: Hi, Can I get your analysis of this company? It has been on a severe downtrend for the last 2 years and shows some negative momentum. It seems the renewables are trending downwards and yet there is a push worldwide for more renewables. wondering if I should unload my shares to switch into bip and bam. Thanks
Q: I think this bio tech etc has recently had a tough time. I know that you recommend it. But,I was wondering whether you think this might be it's time to recuperate it's losses? Do you have something that you like more than this. If so, why? As always thanks for the great service
Q: Hello, Can I get your analysis on the best way to play the fossil fuel industry. Would it be in buying an etf such as xle or buying a big company such as chevron or total and buying a midcap such as Cheniere or Tourmaline. Do you think the oil market will stay tight for the next few years? Thanks
Q: I see that the underlying sectors held in an ETF are taken into account in the portfolio analysis. For individual companies, are regional exposures taken into account in the same way? E.g. if a Canadian company has significant US exposure, would this count as both Canada and US when looking at geographical risk?
Q: I was wondering if you guys had any thoughts on this company? These sorts of positions are clearly long-term in nature, and carry significant risks associated with government regulation, but I have to believe that someday, this will be a real option. I just don't know if it is maybe too early to get into the game. Thanks in advance
To raise our U.S., International, and Consumer Staples sector, please rank these three ETFs . I realize that STPL is the only one of the three that has holdings in countries other than the U.S. This investment would be for our two RRIFs.