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Pandemic has helped all the e-commerce names. But valuation worries him, at 500x forward earnings. Sales growth will be strong. Paying a premium for this name.

If Biden wins Will benefit if Biden wins. China has already granted MA approval to start a new operation in China, but the trade war bogged down progress. Biden will lower the tension between US and China and this will benefit Mastercard.

Buy it probably tomorrow after the sell-off, knee-jerk reaction to this week's disappointing earnings report, ends. A good hold for the long term.

As long as you have the ability to take market share and you're not too exposed to Covid, markets have rewarded. Haven't seen that with Visa. Cross-border shopping is down. But outstanding growth runway. Will move much higher. Core holding.

Loves their shops initiative (Facebook Store) which boosts small and medium businesses. The heat from Washington has come down on FB since FB became an e-commerce facilitator.

Adding for new clients. Google generates 99% of its revenue, with 83% coming from online ads. Expects 2021 revenue to cross 170B dollars. Simple thesis: as global online usage continues to grow, so does digital ad spending. A great growth name, and rather stable. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $1764.81)

Pro-China trade will return if Biden wins the presidency. Rallied today despite the DoJ slapping an antitrust suit. Neither surprised him. China is a huge market and source of manufacturing for Apple. Apple just launched the 5G-friendly iPhone 12. With no war trade war, Apple will surge even higher. The Chinese economy is on fire,…

MSFT vs. NVDA Both have been great. Likes them both. NVDA has one of the best graphics processors and they've been riding the trend, which isn't slowing down. A good one if you can handle the volatility of the semiconductor processing space. Good if you want growth in this depressed GDP era. MSFT is a…

(A Top Pick Sep 05/19, Up 51%) They have great assets like Call of Duty and Candy Crush. They are the Disney of video games. They hope to have 1B user in the next year as they add more games on platforms and mobile.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The ride-sharing giant is the poster child of overhyped, underbought tech IPO's. It's traded above its $45 initial asking price of May 2019 only twice, which was brief and happened in its early days. The year began promisingly when it rose from $20 to $30. Then, Covid hit and the stock…

Lyft vs. Uber Technically, the better time to get in is when they start to show positive divergences. Hint of that, but it's not conclusive. No analysis to show that one is better than the other. Suspect they'd follow the same seasonality as technology. Wait until you see signs of selling exhaustion, which is not…

Fintech continues to be attractive. Pay a premium, at 206x forward earnings, but a very strong growth rate. 20% growth longer term, and earnings are starting to accelerate. Looks attractive.

It was a monopoly and almost still is. AAPL-Q is now producing their own chips. He has a model price of $93.18 or an 83% upside. It looks great. (Analysts’ price target is $56.87)

They make great chips that are in strong demand by China. All semis can get a big boost from a Biden win, because he will will likely relax US-China trade tensions which pressured markets during Trump's term.

Challenge with Chinese stocks is when you invest in China, you don't actually hold the shares in your name. From a political perspective, you don't have claim to those assets. Now we have US-China tensions. He'd rather buy one of the multinational companies with operations in China that benefit from the recovery.

Billy Kawasaki’s Insights - Billy’s most-liked answers from 5i Research. The company is very well run with a strong position in Canada.They have high debt but it should not affect their small dividend payments. Growth will be better in 2021. Unlock Premium - Try 5i Free

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(A Top Pick Oct 24/19, Down 15%) Sold out a week ago. Industry under immense pressure. Tim's and Burger King are struggling. Earnings growth remains uncertain. He'd look at it once there's a vaccine.

(Past Top Pick, May 10, 2018, Up 20%) Volumes are rising, the stock is coming alive and there's plenty of room for this stock to regroup. Those who have owned this since it's drop of the past few years will hold on now that it's starting to climb again, so they can get their money…

Looking at technicals right now, the market has tried to break through and has failed a couple of times. It could be choppy through the election. We could be ready for a 5-7% pull-back over the next couple of weeks. Your entry point will be late October or early November. He would slightly prefer GOOG-Q.

Pro-China trade will return if Biden wins the presidency. It's been held back by its U.S. business and the company needs to be more Covid-friendly. However, their Chinese locations are red hot. Take away the trade war under Trump and this stock will perform even better.

(A Top Pick Oct 25/19, Down 3%) Theme parks and cruises brought it down. They have no revenue streams from these but it is almost what it was before the pandemic. They pushed more content through their Disney Plus. He would continue to buy it on dips.

Pro-China trade will return if Biden wins the presidency. Pro-China trade will return if Biden wins the presidency. Nike already thrives in China where sales led their recent blow-out quarter. Further, China has Covid under control with contact tracing and everyone wearing masks, so their economy is roaring. Nike is pricey now, but he targets…

(A Top Pick Sep 22/20, Up 5.8%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our TOP PICK in WMT has achieved analyst targets. Although we think there is more upside to come, we are recommending moving the stop-loss up closer the acquisition cost to $136, from the previous $120.

Plays well into what's happening with the pandemic and changes in consumer behaviour. Prefers Dollar General to Dollar Tree, as DG is in rural areas, with no Walmarts or Costcos. DLTR has lots of competition in the city and its latest acquisition hasn't worked out well. DLTR has 9% earnings growth rate, while Dollar General…

New openings? His research suggests they are doing extremely well. He is not sure about new openings in the West. It is just like the Tim Horton's brand in Canada. Their success is based on their cheap coffee and customer loyalty.

Not a big fan of branded technology. A product launch story where you get a big upsurge in revenue (like EA) and they have to carry a lot of cash. A volatile cycle that moves too much for his taste.

JNJ vs. ABT Similar businesses. You absolutely need exposure to healthcare. He holds JNJ for the dividend aristocrat qualities. ABT has been impressive. Testing platform has been phenomenal and will continue to ramp up. It's a great addition to portfolios at these levels. Tough choice between the two, but ABT probably has more immediate upside.

Tough to analyze now. He's awaiting their drug test results. They're in the middle of spinning off long-life assets, including Viagra (later this year or next). This spinning-off will transform Pfizer from boring long-life assets to focus on R&D drugs. He expects their Covid vaccine to succeed the first. The CEO issued an update Friday…

(A Top Pick Oct 24/19, Down 2%) Healthcare is a resilient sector, not cyclical. Strong in oncology space. Pandemic has crimped pharma sales, especially from hospitals. Shares are cheap, 9% earnings growth rate, dividend over 3%.

(A Top Pick Aug 19/19, Down 40%) It's been severely affected by the pandemic and the subsequent collapse of air travel. We're starting to see some recovery. It's in a duopoly in the aircraft business so it is a good market to be in the longer term. With a 5 year time horizon, it should…

If Biden wins He can see China making a huge purchase of Boeing planes. If so, Boeing shares would roar (also would roar if it gets approval for the 737 Max).

Part of his Fear Factor portfolio of stocks that will thrive with or without government stimulus during Covid This and UPS were hated recently, but they enable the stay-at-home economy. FedEx's investments in its shipping network are finally paying off.

If Biden wins UPS claims to offer more delivery options in China than any other company. Therefore, UPS will do better if Biden is president, because he will lower US-China tensions.