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Q: In answer to Carlo on the call letters for the VIX, on TD Direct, they are VIN on US exchange.
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Alibaba Group Holding Limited American Depositary Shares each representing eight (BABA)
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JD.com Inc. (JD)
Q: With China showing signs of recovering (a number of stores have reopened) would now be a good time to buy some BABA? Are there better alternatives?
Thank
Dave
Thank
Dave
Q: Hi there, just a follow up to my previous question. You mentioned a good strategy to get back into the market was to buy a 5% tranche on a 5% dip in the QQQ. If purchasing in Canada in a registered account, would ZQQ/ZNQ be good choices? Also, would you be doing 50/50 ZQQ/ZNQ split? Thank you!
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Methanex Corporation (MX)
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Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
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Canada Goose Holdings Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (GOOS)
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Lightspeed Commerce Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (LSPD)
Q: Would you buy any of these companies at this time? Would appreciate reasons for your answer. This will be in my cash account, 2-3 year hold, medium to high risk. Thanks.
Q: If I expect the US dollar rises against Cdn dollar to where we see a low 60 cent exchange, what would be a good strategy now? Buy US stocks with our current 72 cent dollar?
Q: The payouts on preferreds have become astronomical, and I'm a retired person needing income. Is this the bargain of the century?
John
John
Q: So with the various central bank moves, should I be nervous about holding Bankers Acceptances? They currently are my dry powder to buy stocks when things clear up. Would it be better just to hold cash or TBills?
Q: If the impact of Coronavirus leaves a "stay at home" legacy do you think Upwork is a company that stands to benefit and grow (like Etsy for skilled labour)? My understanding is that it's a marketplace for those with skills to meet companies in need. Do you see it as one to benefit immediately and in an ongoing when conditions improve? Would you endorse scaling into this?
Q: Hello 5i,
What do you think of REM as an income stock for a retired person?
Thank you.
Lisa
What do you think of REM as an income stock for a retired person?
Thank you.
Lisa
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Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST)
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT)
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QUALCOMM Incorporated (QCOM)
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Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ)
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Atlassian Corporation (TEAM)
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan and team,
With the craziness of the market now, what top 5 US stocks are going to be a good buy opportunity?
Thanks
With the craziness of the market now, what top 5 US stocks are going to be a good buy opportunity?
Thanks
Q: Hello team,
This is a general question about metrics and about Microsoft in particular.If you back off cash and debt what is the metric for a P/E ratio with this applied and how does this comparison evaluate Microsoft and its peers.What is this metric called and how does this apply to for example CSU.
This is a general question about metrics and about Microsoft in particular.If you back off cash and debt what is the metric for a P/E ratio with this applied and how does this comparison evaluate Microsoft and its peers.What is this metric called and how does this apply to for example CSU.
Q: I have always thought that "markets hitting all-time highs" is a huge concept that in my opinion the gravitas of which is lost on most. Because, if you have been invested across the market for some length of time, you will be up. And it seems to me it's not that rare to be at all-time highs. So my question is: Can you give some insight into how large the intervals of time are between all-time highs? I mean, generally, markets go up. But say, what's the largest interval between market highs and when was that?
Q: What is your opinion of GC at this point with regard to both the fundamentals and the outlook for gaming given the many decisions being made that will limit even small gatherings of people. Thanks.
Q: Would ECN be a buy at this point (in small increments) given the world situation and its type of business. Thanks.
Q: Can I get your thoughts on Air Canada after today’s announcements and the stock free fall? From $52 to $18 seems interesting. Going to do some research on this one tomorrow.
Thanks,
Jason
Thanks,
Jason
Q: For fun, let’s assume that the markets will be shut down. What would that look like? I assume there would be some warning that they were to close, and that there would then be a lot of selling prior to that. Correct? If they were to close, how long might they close for, and what could we ‘expect’ would happen when they reopened? All very hypothetical, but whatever insights you have would be appreciated.
Also, today I tried to take money out of my personal chequing account, at TD, and they capped withdrawals at $2500 per person, per day. I’ve never had that before. Concerning?
Thank you.
Also, today I tried to take money out of my personal chequing account, at TD, and they capped withdrawals at $2500 per person, per day. I’ve never had that before. Concerning?
Thank you.
Q: I have used this etf several times in the past. Most recently, I bought about three weeks ago, fearing the economic effect of the virus. Each time I have bought I have felt that I have violated one of the basic tenants of investing...don’t buy something you don’t really understand. I appreciate that the etf uses derivatives, of course, and thus may be subject to the risks of the solvency of the counter parties. Could I please ask your advise as to whether counter party risk is an issue with this etf given its strong performance of late?
Thanks as always
Neil
Thanks as always
Neil
Q: MGM has come down a lot approx 65 per cent in the last month and it is easy to see why. If you have a long term view would you be fine holding this name. Bought some at $22 and then again today at $10. For AC I bought some at $32 couple of weeks back. Given the beating they have taken I’m hesitant to sell at these prices with a longer term outlook. How are their Balance Sheets and do you think they come out of this intact and recover over time.
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Meta Platforms Inc. (META)
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Starbucks Corporation (SBUX)
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
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The Walt Disney Company (DIS)
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GE Aerospace (GE)
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Twitter Inc. (TWTR)
Q: I hold these names In my $US RRSP and am comfortable holding them for several years. Can you provide comment given where they are currently trading if you would be comfortable holding.