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Q: LNR and MG have performed about the same since their lows in April. I own LNR and am up 60%. Would you consider owning both or does one have an advantage right now over the other?

Thanks for all your help, Mike
Read Answer Asked by Michael on November 04, 2025
Q: I have held MG in a non reg account and watched it drop and drop. I recently did a tax loss sale and exchanged for LNR, which has somehow rebounded almost 50% in a few months. However…the Canadian car parts sector is as volatile as ever. Is it worth exiting the sector? Any crystal ball suggestions at this time as to what I should do? I am inclined to exit the sector for brighter skies in a less volatile sector.
Even if they keep some business with margins, ie US factories, there is so much risk of sunk costs in process.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on August 12, 2025
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