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Q: Hello,
What is driving the surge in Kraken Robotics? Also, would you split monies for both stocks or what percentage should one allocate to each assuming i had 10k to invest? Lastly, this is a general question. How do the ETF providers buy so many stocks in an ETF and maintain a low fee structure? Much appreciate it.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on January 09, 2026
Q: Greetings,
From a response from your office, I interpreted these five were suggested as still being good opportunities at present day prices. Did you mean full position or tranches etc?

Like many, I'm terrified of the impending pullback, especially with Tech names and what if prices fall by more than eg: 15%?

Secondly, what is your opinion on what might happen to the market, in the short term, if Trump keels over and dies?

With thanks, A
Read Answer Asked by Arzoo on January 08, 2026
Q: Given that I have no idea what the US (Trump) will do next, I am reluctant to invest new funds in equities. So I have the sense that I should increase my bond and gold exposure for the near future. I would appreciate your comments on this strategy.
Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on January 06, 2026
Q: What in your opinion is the best way to play a weaker US dollar?
Read Answer Asked by Martin on December 15, 2025
Q: Hi 5i,


Trump is expected to issue an executive order as soon as Monday that would allow for reclassification of marijuana. If this happens what are your favorite CAD ways to play it. Looking for a way to par-take ;).

Thx
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on December 15, 2025
Q: As I muddle my way through determining which holdings to purchase or add to and which to reduce or sell outright, I can't seem to ignore the backdrop of tariffs and an unpredictable Trump. If CUSMA goes down the toilet and duties are applied to almost all goods I can't see how there wouldn't be cataclysmic damage to our country. I am increasingly worried that as an investor I am not discounting the likelihood of this accurately. I am wondering if you could comment on this and discuss what your thoughts are. I would like to be able to better formulate my own opinion as to the risk I am taking with equities and your input would be valuable.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 10, 2025
Q: Retired, long term holder of Nutrien in both TFSA and RRIF accounts. All in, it has been a pretty good year for NTR....up roughly 25-30%.

Your thoughts on NTR's prospects over the next year or so, in general? Please include your thoughts on the Jansen mine coming on line...and your thoughts on the latest USA tariff threats?

As NTR is fairly cyclical, my plan was to consider trimming or sell all of NTR when it reached into the $90-100 range.

Thanks for your insight....Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on December 09, 2025
Q: After staying subdued for most of this year, Energy names have seen a nice uptick over last few weeks, despite Oil prices still languishing below $60 level. NG is also holding steady above $5 level.

We presently own only ENB, in the sector ( which acts more like a utility ).

Do you see indicators that after a long period of underperformance, the sector is displaying strong signs of a sustained recovery and it's not too late to start ownership ?

If you believe so, would you start with large cap names like SU and CNQ - Any one or Both ?

Thank You
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on December 08, 2025
Q: I think a lot of utilities tied to the wind-farm industry have taken quite a hit since Trump came back to tilt at windmills (Orsted, for example). But Trump won't be around forever. Assuming a significant rebound following his demise, what companies provide the greatest opportunity going forward? Please include one or two Canadian investment opportunities in your answer.
Read Answer Asked by Rick on November 25, 2025
Q: I've owned FIH.U for six years for a total return of 30% . Though I like their format and know a little about who they invest in I can't help to think I may do better in one of the general India ETF's . Like XID,INDA,INDY,INQQ,EPIor NFTY ..... Could 5i give me the annualized return over five years for these ETF's including FIH.U ? Also an annualized return for the last year so I can see their recent performance under the Trump influence ? ..... Does 5i have a short list of ones that you like ? { I do know that INQQ is internet only } ...... Also could 5i give me a brief synopsis of what each invests in ? ..... Thanks for your terrific service ......
Read Answer Asked by Garth on November 18, 2025
Q: I’m interested in your thoughts on the effect a reversal of the US tariffs by the Supreme Court would have on the public markets.
Thank you for this great service.

Kevin
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on November 09, 2025
Q: Juste a note that Shane was asking if you would endorse a buy based on the drop. Your answer was thorough but did not state what you would advise at todays price:

Q: Hi Team,
Meta took a 15B one time non cash tax hit as a result of trumps “big beautiful bill”. What does this really mean non cash? Why aren’t other companies reporting the same type of hit? Aren’t all companies under the same tax rules? This news seems to be scewing strong operational results and causing a big share price drop. Looks like a buying opportunity to me. Do you agree?

Shane
Read Answer Asked by Tim on October 31, 2025
Q: Hi Team,
Meta took a 15B one time non cash tax hit as a result of trumps “big beautiful bill”. What does this really mean non cash? Why aren’t other companies reporting the same type of hit? Aren’t all companies under the same tax rules? This news seems to be scewing strong operational results and causing a big share price drop. Looks like a buying opportunity to me. Do you agree?

Shane
Read Answer Asked by Shane on October 31, 2025
Q: Good Afternoon;

Since late July Acadian has been in a steady downtrend that seems inconsistent with both the price trend for lumber and the latest Trump tariffs. I am trying to understand what is driving this downtrend, as some of their production (Maine) would not be subject to a tariff and lumber prices seem not to have "added" the tariff but absorbed it.

I own it as an income stock in a LIF. Aside from the drivers of the stock in the short term I am interested in dividend risk; is it or should it be a concern? Lastly, given the decline in price is there a trigger price you would be comfortable with to buy? I am considering adding at current yields.

Thanks as always,

Dave
Read Answer Asked by Dave on October 29, 2025
Q: Hello 5i, If Trump loses the Supreme court tariff case, how would affect my investments, what would be the short vs long markets behaviors. What would be the best outcome for an investor.
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Fernando on October 22, 2025
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