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Q: Hi, I always like your options about valuations. With this diverse group of stocks, please rank the order in which you'd initiate a position today, with a short explanation why. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by GeeMac on March 03, 2026
Q: With the increasing focus on the “space race” and ongoing defense spending innovations I am looking for promising investment candidates to take advantage of those themes.

Could you please provide your assessment of Redwire as an investment option.

Thanks as always,

Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on March 02, 2026
Q: Please rank these growth stocks for a hold over the next 3 years.. After reading some of your comments I am thinking of selling GRID and replacing with ELVA. Other suggestions would be appreciated. As always thanks for your insights. Stephen
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on February 27, 2026
Q: Do you consider these all industrial?

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If so, what would your current ranking be? Or if it's a better question, what would your ideal 5 stock portfolio be?
Replace with other industrial stocks as desired.

Would you agree that industrials look good going forward? And any preference to Can/USA focus for the sector right now?

Read Answer Asked by Kel on February 23, 2026
Q: Looking at adding to 2 areas - stocks that might benefit from increased defense spending in Canada, and stocks in the metals sector. How would you rate these stocks on a scale of 1 to 10 for a buy at this time? 10 being something you like a lot, 5 if you are indifferent, and 1 if you have zero interest in owning it. ARIS, CS, HBM, OGC, PAAS, SVM for metals and CGY, FTG, MDA, PNG for defense related.
Read Answer Asked by Dan on February 20, 2026
Q: Our current Federal government seems to think oil pipelines are the answer to preserving Canadian independence, however as Adam Posen of the Peterson Institute points out, Canada has no internet pipes that don't run through the U.S., its satellites, or cables. Which of course means we have no access to the internet without U.S. permission. What Canadian companies would benefit if the government decided to invest in a Canadian owned and operated internet?
Read Answer Asked by michael on February 18, 2026
Q: What Canadian companies do you think will benefit from the Federal Government’s proposed investments in defense.
Read Answer Asked by Merrilyn on February 17, 2026
Q: How would you rank the listed names today for new positions in the TFSA of a growth oriented investor?
Read Answer Asked by Andrew on February 17, 2026
Q: Hi,
I know that these companies vary widely.
Given today's prices, could you please rank the order if you were to initiate a position for about 3 years? Please also give a short blurb about advantages/disadvantages of buying each one today.
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by GeeMac on February 11, 2026
Q: Have made my tfsa contribution for 2026 and trimmed some winners and added some themed growth ideas.
It's now a decision to add MDA or CGY. Both are performing well which would you choose or split the position between them both at this time.
Thanks
David
Read Answer Asked by David on January 30, 2026
Q: Can you suggest some stock and ETF's traded on both US and CDN exchanges that employ many blue collar workers that may not be effected by AI implementation. My thinking is that one always needs humans to do "actual" labour like building homes, plumbing & electrical maintenance etc. Does this make sense?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on January 29, 2026
Q: Hi 5i
What 2-4 industrials are you excited about currently ? Please could you separate US and Cad and provide a brief comment on why,
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by mike on January 29, 2026
Q: what would your top 10 defense stocks be?
Read Answer Asked by hal on January 28, 2026
Q: Mark Carney made quite the splash with his recent speech. He seemed to be saying the old economic system is broken and will not return. (we can no longer depend on the world's super powers to play by the old rules.) If he is right (I think he is) what 3 Canadian companies could benefit the most from this new reality? Also, this new paradigm being global, what three global ETFs could benefit the most? Thanks as always for your guidance.
Read Answer Asked by Les on January 27, 2026
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