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Investment Q&A

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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!
Read Answer Asked by Steven on November 03, 2025
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!
Read Answer Asked by Neil on November 03, 2025
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
Read Answer Asked by Michael on November 03, 2025
Q: What are 3 Canadian stocks tied to the hidden force behind the AI boom?
Read Answer Asked by Jeff on November 03, 2025
Q: I have very limited to zero holdings in Consumer Defensive and Cyclical. Could you explain the difference between Defensive and Cyclical and recommend how best to invest, either individual stocks or ETF.
Many thanks,
Ralph
Read Answer Asked by ralph on October 31, 2025
Q: In your answer to Paul F’s question it sounds like GLXY has many parts. If so, is their future success likely to be constrained due to being “ jack of all trades, master of none”? Or are they strong enough in all the areas you mentioned to provide the leverage to be a likely BIG player in the near and long term?
Read Answer Asked by Donald on October 30, 2025
Q: Hello 5i,

We are perplexed on which payment stocks to purchase. FOUR seems to be somewhat of a disappointment so far, though many have fallen from grace this year and a path to digital payments through crypto looks promising though we are not sure how this will shake out.

Can you comment on the best way to capitalize on stocks in this sector and rank the top 3 payment stocks (in order please) to hold for 5 years or longer.

Thank you

D&J
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on October 29, 2025
Q: NVDA and PLTR announced a partnership to develop a business for corporate supply chain logistics. Is KXS about to get their lunch eaten by these big players?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on October 29, 2025
Q: Is this primarily a tech company or more of a 50/50 hybrid with the financial sector?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on October 29, 2025
Q: Questions on KBL:

Can you please comment on:

- Balance sheet quality

- Management

- Current valuation relative to its history

Considering its 12-year dividend-raising drought, is there a history of companies going long periods without raising before resuming once again. Wondering if there is any hope.

A somewhat related question.......
KBL is rated B+ in your reports. Does your rating system take into account any risk profile? For instance, I believe PRL is also rated B+. So from an overall risk standpoint, would you see these two companies at roughly a similar level of risk?
Read Answer Asked by James on October 28, 2025
Q: Based on what happened to companies in the recent pullback are there any of your favourite Canadian growth stocks that provide better investment opportunities today than they did last week? If so, please list them in the order that you would purchase them today.
Read Answer Asked by Les on October 27, 2025
Q: With major banks like JPMorgan now planning to offer crypto-collateralized loans and expand into digital-asset services, I’m wondering how this might affect Galaxy Digital’s competitive moat. Could the entry of large, well-capitalized banks put pressure on Galaxy’s market share or margins, especially in institutional lending and trading? At the same time, what advantages does Galaxy still hold that could help it maintain its position as a leading “crypto bank”? In other words, as more traditional financial institutions begin offering similar products, why would institutional clients or investors continue choosing Galaxy over a major bank?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on October 27, 2025