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Q: I have been a member for many years and truly appreciate the unbiased opinions I receive when asking a question as the markets evolve over the years.
Thanks again Steve
Read Answer Asked by STEVE on January 02, 2026
Q: In the webinar you spoke about CASY. I did some research and really like this company. Performance has been outstanding, +44% YTD.

I own 5000 shares of ATD and it in contrast has been languishing - 7% YTD and at the same level as September 2024.

Do you think this would be a good switch, ATD to CASY?

Sheldon
Read Answer Asked by Sheldon on January 02, 2026
Q: Please recommend a USA small cap etf
Read Answer Asked by Gerald on January 02, 2026
Q: Hello 5i team,
I have held HBND since Feb 24 and it has been on a steady slow decline (along with the payout) ever since. I think you mentioned that lower interest rates are always better for this ETF. In light of the US lowering there rates in the coming year, will this be good for HBND?

Net assets is currently 212 M according to there website. Do you have any knowledge if this is growing? I am asking this because although the payout is decreasing, it is still pretty good and would not want this ETF to close down like what happened to HYI.

Thank You,
Andrew
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on January 02, 2026
Q: If you could only buy 5 stocks in North America disregarding balance what would they be?
Read Answer Asked by Gary on January 02, 2026
Q: Ambiq Micro Inc NYSE: AMBQ

Ambiq Micro's stock is projected to experience significant growth in the coming years. Analysts have set a consensus price target of $41.75, with a potential upside of 43.05% from the current price of $29.19.

Who are it's competitors?

Buy or not?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Ross on January 02, 2026
Q: Good afternoon!
I have substantial room in our TFSAs this year due to large withdrawals made. I plan on moving some combination of these four equities into it from RIFs and my unregistered acount:

BCE, T, LIF, CHE.UN

Taxation is not a concern, as the only one in an unregistered account is BCE, and it is just slightly down from my purchase price (no doubt due to tax loss selling).
My reasoning on choosing these four is that each of these has some potential growth of a substantial nature, and therefore would be better in a TFSA as opposed to a RIF or unregistered account.
Could you please comment on this logic, and also rank them on the basis of growth from most likely to least likely over the next few years?
Please take as many credits as necessary.
Thanks!
Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on January 02, 2026