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His top pick in the past. He's owned this for a long time and never sold. It's a great story. It'll probably double in the next five years. A must-buy for Canadian investors. But it's fickle--its valuation can move around. Don't buy it now. Wait for a pullback to $1,500-1,600. He expects this to go…

They report Thursday. He expects them to tell a good story. It would benefit from cross-border travel.

It's a terrific business, though the stock slipped after yesterday's earnings. They're buying back shares, but he doesn't care--he'd rather see more sign-ups. Nor does he care about them entering mobile games at no extra charge. It lacks growth to remain in FAAANG. He wants the Netflix of old. He wants to see their production…

Most payment companies are going to compress over time due to their growth rates. Digital wallets are going to be more popular going forward. He prefers V-N to get exposure. He would prefer Paypal over Square.

They report Wednesday. He expects them to talk about small business (FB sells a lot of ads to them) especially. He expects a fine quarter because online advertising is so strong.

They report Tuesday. He expects amazing numbers given Twitter and Snap's blow-out reports last night. GOOG has a booming ad business, YouTube is gangbusters and their cloud division is hitting.

All the new models of phones on the market will support 5G, including Apple's, and there will be lots of phone upgrades. He hopes Apple breaks out the lifetime value of their customers this quarter, thanks to this sticky revenue stream.

(A Top Pick May 13/21, Up 18.8%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with MSFT has achieved our $290 objective. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering 50% of the position at this time and trailing up the stop (from $200) to $265.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The sexual harassment suit contains allegations that have yet to be tested in court, however, the Warcraft debacle is fact. If you’re an ESG| investor, then ATVI is toxic. If you’re not, then these recent headlines raise red flags about how Activision is run and raise doubts about the company’s future…

Not enough drivers, which we just don't have now. Otherwise, he likes the story.

He suspects drivers will get more expensive, which will raise Lyft's costs. He bases this from what Doordash said last night about a driver shortage. That said, Lyft popped 3% today. Keep an eye on Monday if/when analysts raise their price targets.

Another champion of small businesses like SHOP and Etsy. Their POS system allows small businesspeople to borrow against the receipts. The stock is up 2,500% in the past 5 years.

Had owned, took profits. Disappointed that it stuck to its knitting making chips. Losing market share. Stock's fallen and he'd take a look if it fell more, but it's a show-me story. Bought TSMC instead, the largest outsource manufacturer in the world. TSMC has much better growth.

(A Top Pick Mar 25/21, Up 35.1%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with AMD has achieved our $103 objective. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering 50% of the position at this time and trailing up the stop (from $55) to $80.

Recommendation to buy on the HK exchange. Price target is in HK$. Wanted exposure to Chinese internet but without the risk of the US delisting. The underlying growth of the Chinese market is significant. A very high growth company with dividends. There is growth in revenue and underlying market. (Analysts’ price target is $787.65)

(A Top Pick Jun 11/20, Up 13%) He sold. Still likes the company, but he had better ideas in the near-term. Windfall last year, as it was an essential retailer. This year, comparisons will lag and some aisles are off-limits as non-essential.

It is a really well run company. It is a dominant player in the toy industry. The business is very lumpy month to month, year to year. Kids are sending more time on-line and not playing with toys.

I a good entry point now, despite the 38x PE. The stock is kinda underowned, with some saying QSR locations are saturated in Canada. WSR has done well in the last quarter. EPS growth is 22% and pays a 3.3% dividend yield. Likes it.

(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…

They report Thursday. He expects big numbers in their high-margin ad business as well as retail and cloud businesses.

Regrets selling it after taking good profits. It's up 63% this year. They managed the lockdowns well with their app and quick in-and-out service. Many were concerned when the company changed CEOs, but it was a great move.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Caveats: The Delta variant is hitting less-vaccinated American states hard and this could have a spillover effect on Disney’s theme parks. Shutting them down, however, seems unlikely, but rising cases could dampen attendence. Maybe. The cruise lines are a larger risk, since outbreaks on a self-contained vessel at sea are hard…

(A Top Pick Mar 02/21, Up 19.4%)Stockchase Research Editor: Michael O'Reilly Our PAST TOP PICK with NKE is progressing well and has achieved our $164 target. To remain disciplined, we recommend covering 50% of the position and trailing up the stop (from $110) to $140.

Wage inflation There are various reasons the stock has gone sideways. True, Their profitability and gross margins are improving. They're taking more e-commerce share and will win the food wars. However, their labour costs are serious and going up, so labour pressures are very real in the wider economy and will certainly be in the…

Stockchase Research Analyst: Michael O'Reilly DG recently reported EPS at $2.82 versus $2.14 expectations. Higher profit margins helped contribute. Management updated EPS guidance to $9.50-$10.20 for the year, compared to $8.80-$9.50 previously. Analysts target EPS at $9.63. It pays a modest dividend, backed by a 16% payout ratio. We would buy this with a stop…

Today, the New York Times reported that a private entity wants to buy Dunkin'. Some felt that this stock was already overextended, but he disagrees. Their track record in acquisitions is fantastic. It has survived while peers have fallen away.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks NTDOY stock pays a 2.81% dividend yield and trades at a 17x PE, compared to 27x a year ago. Activision Blizzard pays only 0.51% and trades at nearly 24x. The Home of Mario does face competition from the PS 5 and the Xbox, but these are nothing new. As of this…

JNJ vs. PG Valuation of 16-17x earnings is cheaper than PG. A healthcare company: medical devices, healthcare, pharma. PG is just consumer products, trading at 23x earnings. More opportunity in JNJ, with a caveat on the talc lawsuits. Medical device side should do well post-Covid. Dividends similar in the 2.5% range.

Opportunity for Pfizer and J&J are solid. You give up some appreciation when you select a stock with higher yield. However, total return is the most important. There is more diversification with JNJ with medical supplies. Pfizer's partnership with BioNtech is positive. There is renewed chatter about drug price controls. Both offer good prospective.

MRK vs. ABT Both are great companies. ABT is the leading supplier of glasswork to the medical industry. Merck has incredible products as a global pharmaceutical company. You could buy either one.

Question: Which stock has rallied higher so far in 2020, Boeing or Airbus? The answer isn't Boeing, which is enjoying a renaissance now that the FDA has certified the troubled 737 Max, once its best-selling plane. Boeing, however, gets all the attention, while Airbus keeps climbing. In the past six months, this European plane maker…

They report Wednesday. He expects them to deliver weak numbers and may need to raise more money. However, Air travel is already coming back and he expects the airlines to order a lot more planes.

They're in a fantastic position, but maybe they can't maintain their momentum. When UPS spoke recently, their shares got crushed. He thinks they can achieve rich profit margins and growth. They have the edge of UPS, though UPS' price is better.

About FedEx They're in a fantastic position, but maybe they can't maintain their momentum. When UPS spoke recently, their shares got crushed. He thinks they can achieve rich profit margins and growth. They have the edge of UPS, though UPS' price is better. At the next UPS report, he may buy more.