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Q: Have held these companies for many years and I am down on all of them. Doing some house cleaning and just wondering which ones to hang onto.
Read Answer Asked by Bradley on July 30, 2025
Q: I've been hearing some good things about this company and it's new technology that would be aligned w/ the theme in AI investment / augmented reality etc. It seems their co-packaged optics technology would have a big impact on energy usage / efficiency of AI-related chips and could be a big beneficiary of future investment trends.

Are you familiar with this company? Any thoughts on its prospects?
Read Answer Asked by Cathy on July 30, 2025
Q: Hi Peter and Team,

Thanks to 5i’s suggestion a while ago, our holdings in WSP have grown substantially. Recently, we initiated a small position in STN, which currently appears to have better momentum than WSP.

Since 5i approves of holding both, if this was YOUR portfolio, would you sell enough WSP to balance STN and WSP at 50/50?

Thanks as always for your guidance.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on July 30, 2025
Q: Dear Peter et al:

I hold 2 out of 3 of your favourite Gold stocks. (AEM&FNV.) Didn't pull the trigger on WPM your other favourite Gold stock, on a timely fashion,

My question is this: Would you buy WPM now OR would you buy a mid cap/Junior Golds at this stage. What are your favourites in Mid/Junior tier Golds? (Similar to AEM/FNV/WPM)
The plan is hold these stocks till the deficit mess is at least partially controlled in the US. Judging by your various answers, you are still comfortable with Gold 5-10%. Hence this question.

Many thanks in advance.
Read Answer Asked by Savalai on July 30, 2025
Q: hi group what's going on with following stocks and are they buy sells or holds and why? also suggested buy /sell targets

Cost
FFH
AC
TFII
NVDA
LLY
TOI
MDA
Read Answer Asked by Terence on July 30, 2025
Q: Good afternoon 5l
Nvidia seems to be pivoting to AI factories, as they call them. Could you provide a few names of companies which will likely profit from this turn? Perhaps also with a brief description of why you find them interesting.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by joseph on July 30, 2025
Q: Hi 5i Team,

Small-cap stocks are trading at a double-digit discount to their fair value, which seems like a great opportunity, agree?. I would appreciate your expert insights on the following six Russell 2000 companies:
OneMain Holdings (OMF), Crocs (CROX), Texas Roadhouse (TXRH), Chart Industries (GTLS), Dave Inc. (DAVE), and Inspire Medical Systems (INSP)

I am particularly interested in your views on their fundamental, growth potential, the durability of their competitive advantages (moat), and any concerns that may be worth noting.

Thank you!
Matt
Read Answer Asked by Matt on July 30, 2025
Q: Hi 5i,
Thank you for your answer to my question about LMN the other day. I have one (perhaps two) more:
Does LMN acquire public companies, or does it restrict its acquisitions to those in private hands?
If LMN does acquire public companies, do you think Sylogist would be a potential or likely target?
Thanks 5i,
Peter
Read Answer Asked by Peter on July 30, 2025
Q: Tax related question. Considering that now, settlement date is one day, stocks sold on July 30 will still be eligible for tax loss if the end date (for tax purpose) is July 31, yes?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Marios on July 30, 2025
Q: I currently only own AMGN is the biotech/medical sector. I am considering re-entring NOVO after the hit it is taking. Would you recommend 'catching the falling knife', purchasing LLY which appears to be suffering in sympathy with NOVO or an alternate to these two?
With appreciation,
Ed
Read Answer Asked by Ed on July 30, 2025
Q: Regarding the question from Thomas about taxation of registered assets, it is possible to get authorization from the CRA to waive withholding taxes if the proceeds will be given to charity. You can submit a T1213 form along with a letter detailing your intention. The letter needs to include who your registered account is with, who you will donate the funds to, and assurance that this donation will not push you beyond the annual limit of 75% of income. You then provide the authorization received from the CRA to the RRSP issuer and they don't need to withhold taxes. I have done this the last 2 years from my RRSP, and know that many others have as well.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on July 30, 2025
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