Investment Q&A

Q: I took an initial position in Nebius in mid January with the thought of test-driving it for a few months before adding more. I’ve seen a tremendous rebound in Nebius since Deepseek shook the tech and energy supplier stocks. In fact, the rebound has been so strong I find I’m starting to struggle with FOMO impulses. Patience is one thing but seeing the stock perform for the very reasons I bought in is making me question a lengthier timeline to get to my intended full position.
My question is twofold: 1) Why is this stock performing so well given recent volatility in tech stocks?
2) If this was your money, would Nebius’ recent performance encourage you to accelerate your timeline to get to a full position?
I realize the simple answer is if one wants to get to a full position, then go for it. My thinking, however, is 5i members might find it instructive to hear how an experienced stock analyst would process this decision. Thanks so much for your advice!

Q: Huge and unexpected drop in stock price today that may be related too a decrease in the dividend.

For those who hold POU in a TFSA, do you see today's stock price huge drop as a buying opportunity or is the stock expected to be in the dog house for quite some time.

Thank you and I'll await your response.

Francesco

Q: If Mark Carney becomes the next PM of Canada, would you expect a bump in share price for BN or BAM (similar to how TSLA rose after Trump's election win)?

Q: Tfii earnings…..your thoughts on what to expect tomorrow?

Q: Hi Peter and Team,

With the intent of better opportunities elsewhere, would YOU be a seller of BCE held in a registered account? (A significant loss, given the time we've held BCE)

Or, would YOU consider it a hold?

If a seller, would YOU add to our current holdings in Telus?

Or would YOU not stay in the sector for the time being due to all the headwinds it’s experiencing?

Thanks for your help.

Q: Let us assume there is market downturn of 20% or greater. I am a retired senior and want to be cautious. I have TBills in US and Can.;
Also some BN, DSG , AEM and bonds like ZMMK. Also 10% in ZSP and VFV , XIU.
Any red flags here and suggest some additions. TAKE AS MANY CREDITS as needed to answer this. Thanks. Helen

Q: Both of these stocks are paying regular dividends and are on the cheap side. Sector balancing aside, what are your thoughts about adding either of these or both. If so, which do you believe will better sustain the dividend and add longer term value.


Thanks

Jim

Q: Is this stock too volatile to initiate a position?

Q: Picking one today, where would you go?

Q: On Peter's last visit to Market Call 2 of his picks were ROAD and CLBT.

ROAD has not done well and CLBT started out doing well but has pulled back to the start.

Both of their recent performances have concerned me, especially ROAD.

Can you update his opinion on these 2. Has the outlook he outlined on BNN changed and why the dramatic pullbacks on both of these equities?

Thanks


Sheldon

Q: BTI lost 10% last week. What is it the reason for that and how do you value it? What is the best course of action: buy, hold or sell?

Q: So Bill Ackman has a chunk of Brookfield Corp. shares. What percentage does he own ? What do you think he is up to ? I imagine the “ founding fathers “ would circle the wagons to prevent too much mischief from occurring. Any scenarios as to what could happen. I own some shares and am doing well , thanks to your recommendation. Derek

Q: Am I reading this right, so BN no longer owns the 76% of BAM's asset mgmt business? How much does BN still own of BAM the company?

Finally, last week we closed the previously announced transaction between BAM and Brookfield Corporation, and as a result, BAM, with 1.6 billion shares now outstanding, owns the entire asset management business at an equity market capitalization approaching $100 billion.”
Finally, last week we closed the previously announced transaction between BAM and Brookfield Corporation, and as a result, BAM, with 1.6 billion shares now outstanding, owns the entire asset management business at an equity market capitalization approaching $100 billion.”

Q: Is it possible for you to accumulate all the past tariff questions into a separate question category? Thank you

Q: We never owned any Gold companies, but, looks like, some exposure is warranted, given a so much uncertainty, as a result of constantly changing rhetoric of Mr Trump and Trade/Tariffs tensions.

Do you agree ?

Is Agnico Eagle a decent name for the sector and would you be comfortable starting a new position in Agnico Eagle, after Today's drop ?

Thank You

Q: In a recent response, you mentioned that under the Trump administration the industrial sector is likely to suffer. Can you please explain why. Thank you!

Q: Hi,
Between these high growth names, which do you like best and how would you rank as best risk adjusted return to start a new position? Thanks!

Q: Good Morning,

Please comment on ABNB.

Thank you

Q: I am looking to buy into the U.S. oil and gas services sector?? I have done very well owning Liberty but would like to pick up a couple more service stocks. I was looking at Halliburton/Baker Hugh’s? Do you have any thoughts on good O&G service companies in the U.S.? Thank you!

Q: They say bond people are smarter than the stock market. Where would "shorts" get rated. Better, worse, leading, lagging etc. How much is too much, if any. e.g. Pembina Pipeline (PPL)
Tx in adance. Ken