I am aware of the rotation out of growth and understand that in time growth stocks will come back into favor but as a holder of these stocks should I follow the herd and get out or continue to hold on? Appen is a case in point but has other problems. Sitting on a relatively large loss should I sell or hold out for good news and a relate? Or Is it better to sell and buy back in later when things improve?

I was wanting to get your thoughts on RRL in relation to the recent purchase of IGO’s share of the Tropicana mine? This will significantly increase their annual production but unsure if this will be replicated in the share price, especially as gold prices decrease from recent all-time highs during the economic recovery.

Hi Paul, I would greatly appreciate your thoughts on participating in Pendal Group’s Share Purchase Plan?

On 6th May 2021, you concluded: “My preferred picks remain the “best” and the “worst”, Commonwealth Bank and Westpac respectively.”
For investors: Do we now aim to buy CBA as the top of the 4 banks and WBC as the last or if one is selling, then sell WBC in preference to CBA?
I have the understanding (or perhaps misunderstanding) from most previous commentaries/reports that CBA may be a sell and WBC a better Buy?
Would value your comments with CBA vs WBC.
Thank you.

I am sure that early last year or in 2019 I read that ETF may be slightly better than LIC, although from my understanding both are quite similar.
For e.g. how would one decide between NDQ and ARG or invest in both?
I would value your comments.

From what I can make out on 6 May, Appen CEO decided suddenly to have some sort of a conference call. According to the analysts, his message was sending mixed signals. The share price dropped once again. Should he not have avoided the conference call, especially as there was a call which Appen had set up for 20 May 2021? The CEO had nothing to say towards the question raised by ASX as to why the share price had ‘dived’. Only thing which came out after the trading halt was that there was no reason for extraordinary share trading activity. Was it due to short selling?.