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Why is it being favoured now? Shopify has been taking away a lot of business from Amazon. That said, the run in the stock has been incredible--and incredibly expensive. There's talk that Amazon wil buy them, but he doubts they would do it now. Hats off to them as a Canadian success story. They report…

How to play Mastercard and Visa in ETFs? They're heavyweights in the tech ETFs; XLK-Q (Visa is large in this) if you want liquidity. Also look at IGM-N.

They've done a great job growing their business. He's always avoided it due to its valuation. He owns Disney instead; it has a much larger content library, and their acquisition of 20th Century Fox will pay off in the long run. They have a lot more experience delivering content around the world, too. NFLX is…

Look back 25 years or more. It went from $150 to $120 approximately late last year. In '08 it went from $25 to $12 in the recession. He thinks it should be in most portfolios. They would go down as much as the broad markets but it will likely outperform in the long run.

The real growth story for them is Instagram and WhatsApp. There are privacy concerns but he thinks it will come on the other side of this looking even better.

We saw a breaking of the trend line. The risk is a lot of what is happening in Europe. It is a great, well run company, but now it has reached far too high. This is not a good time to get into it. Wait for the $1000 level.

Great products, but it'll be a giant in services. They remain an established brand. He wishes he'd bought it at $150, but it's back up to nearly $200. (Analysts’ price target is $194.50)

It hit $133, a key upside technical target. It needs to break through this recent high before he calls it a bull stock. Its fair market value is 35% below current levels. Nice company, but over valued.

The videogame phenomenon is astoundingly huge. Investors didn't like ATVI's last quarter's figures, but he believes in this stock. Now is a good entry point. Videogames will only grow.

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.

Loves the disruptors. Great space.

He recently sold out of their position based on their previous earnings, which called for reduced earnings growth. The chip space is very good. If in it, stick with it.

He would want to buy pullbacks to the $10 area. We made a good test in May. A pullback to that level would indicate a buying opportunity.

Traffic congestion in China is severe, making online delivery very attractive. As China gets wealthier, this business will increase. However, funds are starting to fly out of emerging markets and to come out of high technology stocks. There could be a meaningful correction in the price of this stock, so even though it will do…

A growth company, adding stores. They've built their brand and are well-managed. However, they had a few quarters where same-store sales disappointed, so the stock got hit. But there's still room for them to grow in Canada. A decent place to put your money if you're long-term and don't need a big dividend.

Well-run and he will buy more. It's been pulled back so now is a buying opportunity. An integrated company that does entertainment and delivers toys as a package.

(Past Top Pick Nov.3, 2017, Down 11%) At the time, he liked its strong global growth and expected upturn at Tim Horton's. Burger King remains strong. Popeye's has turned a corner. Tim's is showing progress. He sees 17% EPS share. Trading at 19x with a reasonable growth rate. Their Q3 was a little disappointing, but…

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.

Still below its highs. When it broke out it was the time to buy. He think it is a phenomenal company. The speed at which they move nobody understands. Higher on the risk spectrum.

Expanding into China is key. Headwinds are management turnover and competition from custom coffee shops--Starbucks is no longer special or unique. Let's see what Q2 earnings are like.

Disney Plus will be its new streaming service. They bought Fox assets, which will help that platform. They already create content for their amusement parks and will for their streaming service. ESPN Plus has enjoyed massive subscriber growth, paving the way for Disney Plus. (Analysts’ price target is $126.55)

(A Top Pick Oct 27/16. Up 4%.) Sold this a while ago. Felt there was a lot more competition on the clothing side, and they were losing share there.

(Past Top Pick, May 10, 2018, Up 5%) He liked their whole India play, though investors didn't at first. It's come off in the past year, but sees plenty of upside. Good to continue to own it and a great long-term play that will hit $100. But yes, Amazon is probably a threat to Walmart…

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.

Worries about if markets do sell off. It’s had a great run up. It would have to get above levels it’s at. He’d buy because it’s still trending higher, but with the caveat to be careful with the DOW and S&P if they start to sell off.

A defensive name. Revenues at $52 billion per year. ROE is going higher. Dividend yield is 3.0% and P/E is 15. Strong pipeline. (Analysts’ price target is $45.09)

He likes their leadership in drug therapies. They have their HEP-C and diabetes franchises. It is an easy hold for him. They are well diversified. They are number 3 in animal health products. It has a PE of 15.5 times next year’s earnings. (Analysts’ target: $70.00).

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…

The crash of their 737 in Indonesia hit the stock today. Stay low and wait--see what the aviation findings are. If it turns out that their aircraft are in trouble, this stock will fall further.

Trades at 16x earnings and pays a good dividend. This is a good long-term buy. There's only them and UPS in this space. They are very good operators in a tough business. They've partnered with other parties, like smaller couriers, which he likes.

(A Top Pick Oct 27/17 Down 1%.) There is a big question mark around the future of delivery. Everybody is scared of Amazon. From a seasonal perspective, UPS doesn’t do well at this time. The seasonal trade finished on December 10th and since has pull back a little bit. From now until March it tends…