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It's had an enormous run to levels he didn't imagine. Companies that have a good growth trajectory and story garner a huge multiple because there are so few of these stories in Canada. He wouldn't buy it now. By comparison, Amazon looks reasonable at 40-50x PE vs. Shopify which is in the 200s or 300s…

There is still lots of room for penetration in the credit card space in terms of the consumer not using cash but using plastic. You have to look at it long term. He feels there is still more upside. It's up 30% this year. V-N has a larger market share and has not had the…

Growth prospects despite huge PE? Yes it does, but it is trading at 88x this year's earnings. This doesn't work for his portfolio and he subscribes to Netflix himself. A great business model with huge retention, but they're facing competition with Amazon Prime, Google/Youtube and soon Apple. At least you'll get revenue increases when they…

Great stock, but not the best time to buy. Makes sense to take a half position right now. Barron's says that MVP (Mastercard, Visa, and PayPal) have done better than the FANGs over the last 3 years. Visa is the best bet. Asset light. Free cash flow is quite high and gives you flexibility.

He decided to look the other way. The real driver is Instagram. Great advertising spot. The regulatory parts makes him sit back. He wouldn't sell it if he owned it.

The pending announcement of a potential investigation creates an interesting entry point. There is still a lot of growth opportunity. It make take years on the regulatory front. With over $100 billion in cash, the equivalent of $150 per share, they will be able to weather any storm. Yield 0%. (Analysts’ price target is $1325.44)

Still migrating toward services, which have much higher profit margins. iPhone sales expected to drop about 10%, so the stock will probably move sideways this year. Service revenue is also more consistent. Long-term upside. Apple and Samsung really have the market cornered because of US restrictions on phones from China.

(A Top Pick Jun 08/18, Up 25%) Software service with a recurring membership fee is doing great. They are seeing 20% growth in revenues and he expects that to continue. Software is not in the cross hairs like semi-conductors and other computer equipment.

Videogames. After a huge run, there's been a sell-off, nearly half in price. Going forward, it has limited downside. (Analysts’ price target is $62.14)

Uber is the well-known transportation company. It has been beaten by Lyft in the race to go public. After IPO, the company could be valued at up to $83.85 billion.

Came out at $72 and shot up to low 80s, and now at 69. Valuation looks reasonable based on sales multiples. Biggest problem for these "unicorns" is they also have losses of billions of dollars. He's skeptical, though not skeptical enough to short it. Worth watching to see how the whole story unfolds.

Amazing name. It'll be one of the first tech names he'd return to when he buys again. He sold his shares, but still earned a gain. Square is trying to penetrate underdeveloped countries. It's gaining a market hold and doing very well, but it's in a very bad market now. In the States, Square is…

Inexpensive at 15x earnings, and pays a nice dividend. But Intel hasn't been at the forefront of handheld devices or servers in the cloud business; Intel hasn't transitioned strongly from the PC world. A well-run company though, but look elsewhere for faster growth.

A play on chips, Apple devices and hopefully they get into more autonomous vehicles. In the last 3 days, it has dropped about 25%-30%. Morgan Stanley reduced their rating on the company, but Morningstar increased their rating. He thinks you are okay continuing to Hold and see what the next couple of quarters brings.

They've had some challenges. Longtime shareholders have done well. Tariff fears and high multiples have led to a nasty contraction. That said, the longterm outlook is good. Keep watching it, but the sell-off isn't over yet.

(A Top Pick Apr 12/18, Down 19%) He is still loyal to them and increased his position not long ago. The market is predicting better days ahead. They are still growing. They are aggressively buying back shares and opening new stores. It is very, very well run company. Debt is bumping up against levels that…

His kids enjoy their toys, TOY's brands have fallen off quite a bit in the market and the new ones likely won't excite.

They're expanding like crazy in China, but their sales growth is weaker than expected. He doesn't know their strategy and won't buy QSR until he does. They're generating lots of free cash flow and offer great brands, but the market fears it'll overpay its next acquisition.

A higher growth story, but the whole group is at a valuation premium. Although the company is doing well today, if the growth model and valuations don’t come through, you are paying a lot today for what the company looks like a few years from now. That always makes her nervous in protecting capital.

He likes it and has done so for a long time. He used to not be comfortable with the valuation but has not wrapped his head around it. The cloud business has been the leader in cloud and is almost utility-like in nature. Growth is slowing due to the law of large numbers. You can…

A long-tome owner, despite this going sideways for a few years. China hasn't yet panned out, with some missteps. It opens a store every four hours around the world. Still likes it. They're working through mobile ordering. It will break-out. He's sticking with it.

In 5 years They're taking on Netflix with some fine programming, but he wonders how much room there will be in the streaming market as more players enter? More competition may pressure Netflix stock down the road. Disney has had a long-term peak of 4x adjusted book value historically. It's now above that ($131). As…

(A Past Top Pick Sep 14/16, Down 1%) He thought AMZN-Q was going to come in and that NKE-T would take better advantage of it, dealing more through AMZN-Q than they are, using them as a distributor. It is slow in coping but the stock seems to be fine. There is nothing wrong with the…

The street loved this stock today with the best earnings reported in about 9 years. The fundamentals are still good for this stock. They dominate groceries in the US. However, Amazon may pose somewhat of a risk. He thinks there is room to go up a little more.

10.625% Bonds due July 15/15. One of the largest heavy discount US retailers. No sales over $10. Because of the recession, same-store sales have been fantastic and growing about 8%-10%.

A great buying company. 56 countries. Should track upwards.

(Not listed on exchanges.) Nintendo. Very interested in this name. The comeback story of the year. People thought it would be driven out of the gaming business but the Wii has been a tremendous successful platform. Hasn't done an evaluation of it but will be looking at it.

They just reported solid earnings, though the stock was down today a bit. Has a wide product range sold in 200 countries. Solid and diversified. They raise their dividend every year and it rise again.

Great long base from 2015-18. The greater the base, the better the case. It broke out in mid-2018 and pulled back a bit. It looks healthy though. The chart looks encouraging.

It is a stable stock with stable earnings. But the price momentum is weak.

This is a recent acquisition. The backlog of orders for Boeing and Airbus is tremendous. He thinks China will favor Airbus over Boeing in future orders. He thinks the Bombardier acquisition gives them an advantage over Boeing across the fleet. They are also setting up a new maintenance service, which might take over work currently…

Just hit 52-week high Firing on all cyclinders with strong demand for global travel. But he doesn't buy stocks at 52-week highs. Wait for a pullback to buy or add.

The lower price is not due to competition from AMZN-N. AMZN-N is 1 to 2 percent of revenues for FDX-N. Most of the headwinds have been trade related which are unwarranted because the US revenue from Chin is only 2%. They are having issues integrating their TNT express acquisition in Europe. If you ignore Ecommerce,…

Has avoided this, but can see why people are interested. There is the view that the post office is going to have to raise package delivery prices. However, the discussion that is important is the complete change in logistics Amazon has created. Feels this and Federal Express are organized around the idea of hubs and…