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Q: Hi guys,
I have money to add to an RRSP account that currently has CCO, DOL, BN, and L. I’m retired and looking for steady eddys. Each of these has worked well and I will continue to hold. I’d like to add one between MG, NA, CSU, SJ, GRT.UN. Or perhaps something else you would recommend. I understand these are all completely different companies. Sector is unimportant. Just something that is solid as a rock and to hold before converting to RRIF in 5 years
Read Answer Asked by Craig on January 07, 2026
Q: AtkinsRealis (ATRL) is increasingly focused on serving the nuclear industry. Cameco (CCO) is no longer stritcly a unranium mining company and now seeks to provide the similar services and products as ATRL (think SMRs, for example). Which company do you see as having the better prospects for growth and share price appreciation? Would it be too redundant to buy both?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on October 29, 2025
Q: Hello Peter
Our PM plans to build a nuclear reactor in Ontario
I have a small position in CCO, has done well,
like to slowly accumulate
what is a good entry price for CCO ? Sept/Oct usually has volatility
in the stock market, I am patient,
thanks; also could suggest an ETF for Uranium stocks to follow for
my education
many thanks
Michael
Read Answer Asked by Michael on September 17, 2025
Q: I would like to hear your opinion on investing in silver and uranium. Can you give me 2 or 3 stocks in each sector preferably on thr TSX. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Brian on July 18, 2025
Q: Are there some utility or resource companies that will especially benefit from the need for increased electricity for data centres for AI and crypto?
Read Answer Asked by Maria on July 14, 2025
Q: Looking to invest in nuclear energy, many companies I like are are private and not listed publicly, can you suggest a few that are good options.
Read Answer Asked by Paulette on June 24, 2025
Q: Many stocks are at or close to all time highs, particularly these. Do you see any of these having strong forward momentum from here? Could you give me entry prices for these 6 stocks please. Across all sectors, is there any other Companies you see as having stronger for upward momentum from todays prices? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Pat on June 17, 2025
Q: I sold Cameco recently when it hit all time high. However I like the exposure to the Uranium space.

What would be your recommendation out of the 3 companies to start a position.?

Thank you,
Read Answer Asked by Marcela on June 13, 2025
Q: Hi 5i
CCO ($92) is up over 11% today on news of a couple of upgrades with price targets of 93 and 95. The company expects a $170 million increase in its Westinghouse Electric stake, and there is talk of the US building 10 large scale reactors.
My dilemma is that I bought CCO at 56 in early April and am up more than 60% already. I'm tempted to sell now as RSI is over 80. I know you like momentum but the rise has been almost straight up. Would you sell some, all or none? It is in TFSA so no tax to pay and is less than 3% of port.
Thanks, Greg
Read Answer Asked by Greg on June 12, 2025
Q: Nuclear/ Uranium

There is a trend where more energy is going to be needed for AI and nuclear appears to be a good energy source. In the past you have suggested ETF,s NLR and URA as well as stocks CCO and NXE. Do you still have the same opinion and what stocks/ETF would you recommend as an entry point.

Wayne
Read Answer Asked by Wayne on June 10, 2025
Q: Materials sector in Canada or US
In my 80s and we have very little to no exposure to any companies in any of the Materials subsectors.
I know that at our age we should probably invest conservatively and consider capital retention as imperative, but the advisers we had in our early income generating years had that strategy and we missed out on massive growth.
Since becoming a member of 5i, I have become bolder and made up a little lost ground, so I have some appetite for growth, but steer clear of absolute gambles.
What would you suggest for any stocks in the materials sector, where there is a moderate dividend, but ample room for growth?
Read Answer Asked by John on June 06, 2025
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