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Easy to find growth stocks at a decent price? He has a portfolio full of growth stocks that are still priced well enough to go forward with. A bit of both tech and cyclicals. The large social media type tech stocks are still very reasonably priced with 20% growth going forward. The general economy is opening up, and there are opportunities almost everywhere. Be careful of valuations, as well as short-term concerns over inflation. Once the building boom is over and commodity prices catch up, these concerns should settle down.
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Doing quite well, and should continue. Making acquisitions in Canada, the UK and Australia. Once the acquisitions are over, its growth rate will slow to that of the legal business. It can't go global, because the software would have to be adapted to different legal systems. He hasn't researched it to be able to give a solid opinion.
Technology
BUY
Software used to schedule projects. Growing rapidly with remote work trends, and this will continue as it's early days. Prepare for volatility. He favours Twilio.
Technology
WEAK BUY
BUY
Solidly managed. Unique assets. Issue is the negativity facing energy. We can't get pipelines built. Energy has come roaring back as the US economy has come back. Energy boom of the last few months will continue. Its infrastructure will be there for 100 years. Not high-risk, but lower returns. Solid holding for the longer term.
oil
gas
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$75K to put into a TFSA. He'd put it in 7 stocks to diversify. AMZN, MSFT, 1-2 of the Canadian banks, 1 of the railroads (or AC if you're more aggressive), a class oil company like CNQ or TOU, and a world-class global healthcare company that's into robotic surgery or PFE that will raise its dividend nicely. That presents a nice mix.
