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Investment Q&A

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Q: I currently hold a 2% position in GOOG in my TFSA and looking to deploy new funds amounting to 1,5%. Debating between adding to GOOG or diversifying with new position into NVDA. Which do you consider to have long term growth from these levels? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Tony on April 01, 2026
Q: What is your top 5 US buys in order at today's price for each
Small cap
Mid cap
Large cap

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Nick on March 31, 2026
Q: I hold positions in these companies. I think it is a little unfair to ask what would be good entry points for these companies in this market but could you indicate in what order would you be buying these stocks today? Is there any you would not buy?

Thank you
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on March 30, 2026
Q: Overall, my portfolio is very balanced, but I have gone with higher growth in my TFSA. I hold GOOG, META, NVDA, NBIS, BN, AXON, MELI, LMN, and ZEO. What is the max percentage of the TFSA that you would hold in GOOG and NVDA? Could you suggest some new stocks with good momentum that would balance out my holdings? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Kim on March 30, 2026
Q: I hold balanced positions in Google, Microsoft, META, Apple, Netflix, NVDA and Amazon. They have all pulled back.

What order would you be adding to these positions?

Are there any that you would not be adding too in the current volatile market?

Thanks
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on March 25, 2026
Q: With the Canadian and US markets approaching correction territory, what five CDN and US stocks would you be buying today?

Thanks
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on March 23, 2026
Q: What is your opinion about buying leaps?
As far as I understand the best time to buy them is when a stock is at a low and volatility is low and you expect significant upside over the next few years.
Should you always try and buy the longest period out? For example buying a 2 year duration call instead of a 1 year.

I was thinking that microsoft would be a good candidate. Any other stocks that you would recommend?
Read Answer Asked by Schoombee on March 23, 2026
Q: What do you feel are the best opportunities right now in the market as a growth investor? Can you provide reasons and your top 5 opportunities in order please? A risk and growth potential rating for each. 1 being low risk and low growth potential.
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Nick on March 19, 2026
Q: Hello,

Regarding Clayton`s question and you answer asked/answered on March 16, more specifically, point "3) Look for bargains if one has capital and time. "

Please recommend 3 bargains for the US and Canada.

Thank you as always
Read Answer Asked by Nick on March 19, 2026
Q: Being mostly a "dividend long term" investor ,I did not invest in tech stocks up to now, except for some specific etfs . Considering this kind of "switch" from tech to energy stocks in the markets,and new valuations of major US tech stock ,I just started to invest in this sector.What is your view versus the opportunities and timing for investing in major tech stocks actually ?
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on March 19, 2026
Q: hi group thinking of selling BYD.CA presently trading at break even /held it for many years but been dead money time to sell? (ITs in my TSFA also own FTS ATZ,TOU BAM ENB FFH in what order should i add if decide to sell BYD:CA or hold the cash for now as there may be better opportunity in the near future sure looks like a market correction to me

Also same with NRGI the only money made here is on the dividend (owned since inception) what should i replace it with ? again maybe just keep the cash until things recover a bit? its in a cash account

Not happy with my tech holdings either own GOOG AMAZ NVDA MSFT CLS SHOP (12 % of my portfolio ) is that too much or not enough exposure for this marketthanks for your help with this



Read Answer Asked by Terence on March 19, 2026
Q: Hi 5i,

What are your top 5 conviction stocks currently (Canadian or US)?

What about your top 5 defensive stocks (with a dividend) if we are concerned about a downturn in the market?

Thanks,
Evan
Read Answer Asked by Evan on March 18, 2026
Q: Hi, given recent action, including a nice jump by Nebius, but keeping in mind possible cyclicity, can you please rank these five stocks as possible best buys today, indicate whether they are buy, hold or sell, and give a small blurb why they are worth buying today. 3-4 year holding. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by GeeMac on March 18, 2026
Q: Could have I an update on your views on Medtronic’s and Qualcomm. Its hold in a RRSP. Would you suggest 1-2 companies for each one with better or same risk profile you would suggest to switch for if you think that’s a good idea .
Read Answer Asked by Olivier on March 17, 2026
Q: Would you say goeasy is a quality business on sale right now?

It is clear to me that this is a manufactured share price collapse for the purpose of gain to those in the know.


Would you suggest 10 Canadian blue chip type companies misvalued right now...with a view to generational wealth?
Read Answer Asked by D on March 12, 2026
Q: Hi 5i - Im looking to take advantage of the sell off in tech stocks. I already own 5% GOOG, 4% NVDA, AMZN and 3% SHOP, CSU and 1.5% KXS, LMN.

Which tech stocks would you recommend to add to the current stocks?

Thanks, Neil
Read Answer Asked by Neil on March 09, 2026
Q: I very much enjoyed reading your AI Stack report and have adjusted some of my holdings accordingly. I hold: NBIS, NVDA, AVGO, MU, TER, VRT, GOOG and MSFT. All between 2-3% weighting. Do I need to hold both NVDA and AVGO? If not, I would sell AVGO. Assuming AVGO is sold, which would you be inclined to top up: NVDA, NBIS, MU, TER, VRT or GOOG? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on March 05, 2026
Q: I own NBIS shares and continue to hold with the thought that the market is not either recognizing or giving credit to the company for the expected surge in revenue and hopefully earnings growth in the coming 12-15 months. Do you continue to support this premise?
Also what are your thoughts on this company as a takeover possibility? Who might be interested and why?
Read Answer Asked by John on March 04, 2026