Today, Matt Kacur commented about whether AME, META, TECK.B.TO, AMD, IPL.TO, MG.TO, NVDA, ATD.B.TO, AAPL, CVS, ELD.TO, ENB.TO, GILD, ABX.TO, GD, AQN.TO, QSR.TO, CCL.B.TO, AMZN, BABA, DAL, ALA.TO, DOL.TO, BB.TO, CJR.B.TO, CSW.A.TO, GOOG, AAOI, TOU.TO are stocks to buy or sell.
Today's sell-off. In late-December, the last time he was on Market Call, he said he was a reluctant bull. Now, he's waiting for even more than a pullback. Many reasons for a strong economy, including great monetary stimulus, but enough is enough. It's priced in. We had a great January and the market's been up the past 23 months. But now it's harder and harder to find good ideas. When he can't find a great idea, he goes, Wait a second... No one can predict a top, but he looks for things like Texas Instruments where they had a good quarter, but the stock still goes down. We're close to a top. Wants to see a pullback.
Alibaba (BABA-N) or Amazon (AMZN-Q)? You can buy both and he would. Don't use multiples to under valuations, but rather look at invested capital. Estimates 15-20% return on invested capital for Amazon. Alibaba is equal if not slightly better than Amazon. 18% ROIC. Loves both, but would slightly prefer Alibaba.
Alibaba (BABA-N) or Amazon (AMZN-Q)? You can buy both and he would. Don't use multiples to under valuations, but rather look at invested capital. Estimates 15-20% return on invested capital for Amazon. Alibaba is equal if not slightly better than Amazon. 18% ROIC. Loves both, but would slightly prefer Alibaba.