Investment Q&A

Q: I'm a little confused as to the recent stock deal of this company!!I finally recieved my stocks of the spin out company Lunr Royalties which appear to be worthless since you can't sell them and no value is given to them.Can you explain.

Q: Hello, What would be your top 3 Canadian stocks at todays price to buy today for each account type (RRSP, TFSA, NON-REG). Also your top 2 ETF'S today for each account type.
Thank you and have a wonderful day

Q: Further to my earlier question I would appreciate your comments on both TKOs mining/refining processes and an evaluation of the stock's potential.
My research suggests that the company has a significant mine, Gibraltar, in BC and a copper in-situ mine under construction in Florence, Arizona which should be operational within 3 months. It is my understanding that a major pilot project at the Florence mine has been very successful using the in-situ process. In this process the ore body was drilled and fraced, a low ph solution is pumped down the drill holes dissolving the copper and then pumped back to the surface. The copper retrieved from the solution was of cathode grade. No crushing or smelting.
There was considerable public support from the environmental community when this pilot project was completed.
Please correct any errors in my comments/statements as the results of this process appear to be too good to be true.
With appreciation,
Ed

Q: Comments on the outlook for Byd after this big acquisition. How does this compare to the glass acquisition and will it have the same effect?

Thx

Q: Would you buy/add Terravest shares at $130, before earnings. Thank You

Q: I own shares in this company, but I get vibes of the last .doc bust. I hear bubble, I see bubble, but I also see major strategic AI infrastructure investments.

Is this still a hold for the next three years <very hard question>?

Q: Hi 5i, please provide thoughts on this new deal between Amazon and OpenAI. Is there a downside to Microsoft? Thx

Q: Hi 5i, rumor has it Apple is going to sign a deal with one of the best chatbots out there, and this could add more revenue than Google provides. Please opine on this and Apple's AI strategy. Thx.

Q: Good afternoon,

In light of the recent pullbacks from the all-time high for both, would you consider adding to the positions?

Also, what are you looking for in PNG earnings?

Thank you,

Q: I happened by accident to check the trading on CSU at 2:30 today (Monday). Volume was 0! I thought there might be a cease trade order on the stock but couldn’t find any. It appears the bid just couldn’t meet the ask so no trades. Do you think a base is being formed?
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim

Q: Hi Folks,

At the time I’m writing today, PNG is down 9% today on no news that I can find.

Is there anything out of the usual worries (Tariffs etc) that are affecting this company?

Thanks for easing my jitters!

Q: Dear Peter et al:

The deal between these two just hit the wire. I know CDE is one of your picks in Silver.
What is your take on CDE following this announcement?

Q: Could you give an update on this company and how it fits into Strathcona's plans?

Q: Assuming that one is a bit overweight in CSU and lacking NVDA, how would you consider a reallocation of investment dollars at the current time (i.e., realizing they have been trending in opposite directions)?

Relatedly, would you be comfortable purchasing NVDA at current levels (~$205).

Thanks!

Q: I own all in small positions with goal to give some growth to a mostly dividend portfolio. With bad luck the only one I don't own is Celestica. I realize this is now the darling. Do I keep these or sell to buy Celestica? My only concern is chasing a hot stock which sometimes doesn't work out. Thank you!

Q: With these companies being in the Financial Exchanges and Data would TMX Group be considered a reasonable peer and favourable Canadian alternative with regard to growth prospects and valuation or do you have a few preferred alternatives? Thanks

Q: What are 3 Canadian stocks tied to the hidden force behind the AI boom?

Q: I bought Aecon (ARE) back in 2023 with income in mind, entering at $11 and locking in a dividend yield close to 7%. In November 2024, when the stock climbed to $28, I asked whether it might be time to realize the gain. You encouraged me to hold and see how things unfolded. Shortly after that conversation, the stock dipped sharply to $15.

Just to be clear—I’m not blaming you at all for that. I appreciated your perspective then, and I still do now. I’m simply revisiting the decision with fresh eyes, given how things have evolved. Aecon has always been a bit of a yo-yo—volatile by nature. And I know myself: once I sell a stock like this, I won’t buy it back. That’s why I’m approaching this decision with care. The recent contract Aecon signed to expand into the U.S., especially in nuclear infrastructure, feels like more than just a bounce—it suggests real strategic potential.

Fast forward to today, and Aecon has rallied to a new high of $32. My position is held in a margin account, and I’m sitting on a capital gain of $22,900. Of course, selling now means paying tax—but so would selling later. The dividend yield gives me about $834.48 annually, which is modest compared to the capital gain.

You once told me to hold Aritzia and not to fear a likely weak quarter. That advice turned out well. And when Aecon announced its U.S. expansion, the stock responded strongly. I appreciated your insight then, and I trust your judgment. Now, I’d love to hear your thoughts on this one.

So here’s where I’m at: should I sell now and lock in the gain, or continue holding for long-term income and potential upside? I’m not looking for reassurance—I’m looking for your clear-eyed analysis.

Thanks in advance—I really value your perspective.

Q: Hi there - if you were entering into a single stock competition with just one stock to hold for the next 5 to 10 years, which would it be? One for Canada and one for the US, as a "Finals" and then between the two - which would be the single best stock as your selection? Thanks!

Q: I currently have only limited representation in my portfolio of International markets (a few ADR's and a few ETF's). In an uncertain world, I understand it is difficult to have a high degree of confidence in what economies may do well or poorly at present, however I would appreciate your best efforts!

I am interested in 3 ETF's that you believe would show growth >5% over the next 5 years; ones that would be suitable in a "balanced" portfolio verging on a "growth" portfolio. I already own VEE and XEF.

I would also appreciate 3 specific foreign publicly traded stocks (accessible to Canadians via ADR's or markets) that fit nicely in the "growth" category. I already own ING, RACE, ASML and NBIS.

Thanks very much for your insights.

Dave