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Q: A number of your past favourites have been beaten up over the last few weeks. Is there any that you would sell and move on from? Are there any of these companies that you would be buying or adding to at these levels?

Thanks
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on November 13, 2025
Q: I am down in all these stocks recently.
If you had to pick 10 stocks to DCA today, in what order would you buy them? I am planning to DCA slowly.

Are any of them obvious sells that could use to DCA Into others.

I am looking to hold 2-3 years. Thanks

FSV -11.5%
KSI -16%
MDA -30%
DSG -15%
GSY -30%
BKSY -20%
COIN -14%
ETHA -14%
GLXY -13%
CSU -17%
LMN -17%
DUOL -35%
EQB -9%
KRMN -13%
PPX -34%
TRI - 14%
VHI -14%
CRM -20%
KSI - 13%


Read Answer Asked by V on November 12, 2025
Q: We just opened a TFSA account for my daughter, she is 18.

Money is not needed for a long time. Our aim is to maximize the growth, risk tolerant, tax efficiency and easy to manage.

Would you recommend ETF's or Individual stocks? How many positions? What companies/ETF?

Also, is there a place for bitcoin? If yes what %.

Thanks in advance
Read Answer Asked by Atchuta on November 11, 2025
Q: I have held GSY for many years, and watched as it grew and grew. This sudden crash to about $20 strikes fear into me. Can this be just the work of a short seller report, or is there something fundamentally broken at GSY? Or do you really think this is one helluva good time to buy a pot full of GSY?
Keep up the good work. Wish me luck, or at least sensisble investing.

Elmer
Read Answer Asked by Elmer on November 10, 2025
Q: Hi there,

Can you give me a 1 (low)-10 (high) ranking on these as to which you BUY/ADD right now for a 3-5 year horizon?

I know you’re not big fans of averaging down but are there any of these that you’d look at if you bought at higher prices?


Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 10, 2025
Q: what are the top 5 companies to watch as mentioned in the "weekly brief" dated November 6th thanks Richard
Read Answer Asked by richard on November 10, 2025
Q: This is not a question but an observation. I do mortgage default work, and Goeasy got into the 2nd mortgage business in the past few years, and those loans in Ontario, at least, are underwater. On the two files I saw just this past week. They will suffer a complete loss because, unlike 1st mortgage loans with banks, they are not insured. I don't know how much of their portfolio is in the 2nd mortgages. As of their investor presentation from August 2025 and Q3 2025 results, 39% of their total loan portfolio is secured by hard assets, which include real estate, as well as automotive and recreational vehicles. The presentation does not indicate the % related to real estate loan porfolio.
Read Answer Asked by Murray on November 10, 2025
Q: Good morning, would you consider GSY and PRL a buy at this time or within the next week or so?
Given their 12 month out pricing and good reporting results the selling seems way over done here.
Thx,
Kevin
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on November 06, 2025
Q: Hi Peter,

Where would you prioritize (weight too) these companies in terms of your portfolio holdings in the financial sector? Do the banks and Insurance companies provide better growth within the TFSA? Or for that matter, do they deserve to be in a TFSA portfolio?
If so, between the two which is the preferred one?
Regards
Rajiv

Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on November 06, 2025
Q: So I ran with wsp, tri, and gsy in an sdrsp for the equity porrtion. Down on all. Looking forward do you think continuing to hold these three in an sdrsp is a good move? Or do you think changing one or all for better blue chip companies is warranted? If so what do you suggest?
Read Answer Asked by Kel on November 06, 2025
Q: For me a large individual stock position is 5-7% ..... Though I may go larger on an ETF ...... And I hold a 5.16% position in GSY ...... The question now is whether to reduce that position to my comfort level for speculative stocks { 2.5 % } or get rid of it altogether ..... The knock on both PRL and GSY currently is delinquent loans ..... So I tend to look at economic conditions that may rectify that . Unemployment and inflation are the only two factors that I see that would create that situation { a financially strapped borrower } ..... In the short to mid term I don't see the economic conditions in Canada that will help either unemployment or inflation ...... Yank tariffs are going to be a detriment to both { and we haven't even begun to see tariff effects in quarterly reports } ...... I don't see any reason the next few quarters should show any improvement in delinquencies ..... Tell me why I am wrong and should stay the course with GSY ? ...... Thanks for your terrific service ........
Read Answer Asked by Garth on November 06, 2025