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Q: In the past you said you like NBIS better than IREN as it is higher quality and further ahead, etc. Now that NBIS stock has way outperformed, ATHs and possibly overbought/consolidating, does IREN stock have good investment potential or do you still prefer NBIS at these levels?
Read Answer Asked by Bruce on April 20, 2026
Q: What are your top 5 US and CDN large cap names today?

Thanks
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on April 20, 2026
Q: Understanding the difference between these. What order would rank these as adds to a diversified portfolio. > 5 yr hold.
Read Answer Asked by Chris on April 20, 2026
Q: A number of Small/Mid cap stocks have done very well over the last few weeks while a number have been hit hard and pulled back significantly.

What would be your top 5 Small/Mid cap US and CDN names currently? Could you also indicate the order that you would purchase?

Thanks
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on April 20, 2026
Q: First, want to thank you for the service provided over the years. I recently reached a financial milestone (another 0 at the end of the net worth statement at age 33) and 5i played a massive part. Biggest elements were the great stock picks (obviously) which allowed me to outperform the market quite a bit, as well as the reassurance to stay long when the market has a fit.

My question is can you provide a list of top picks for long term growth that are less associated with AI. I'm heavy in AI, want to stay overweight, however would like to slowly diversify a bit over time. Open to a mix of risk levels.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on April 20, 2026
Q: One of the members mentioned feeling bad that he had missed the boat on the rising tide. I am also in that boat. I had planned to buy something but kept putting it off. That being said, are there still some bargains around? I am thinking of the usually favoured stocks such as Shop, Google, CSU etc.
Thanks for the greatest service
Read Answer Asked by joseph on April 17, 2026
Q: My recent answer for additions to my tfsa was to add the following firms: VNP, CLS,PNG, BN, & SHOP.
My question when written listed the above holdings as currently owned.
Could I have 4-5 other firms please?
Thank you David
Read Answer Asked by David on April 17, 2026
Q: Can you please suggest 5 names (Canada or US) that, regardless of size or sector, you have a high conviction that an investor will really, really wish they had bought or added to at today’s price looking back 5 years from now?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on April 17, 2026
Q: Recently sold GSY and have trimmed winners back in my TFSA.
I'm looking for 4-5 Cdn growth/ momentum names. Cash on Hand $47.5k.
Thank you
David
Read Answer Asked by David on April 16, 2026
Q: Thoughts on the quarter please, if not already asked.
A prior question on the Q expectations you had indicated...'Revenue expectations are $39.36 mln for the quarter'..... but it looks like the 'Consolidated revenue for the quarter was flat at $28.4 million.'
Is this a concern? Or is there a difference between 'consolidated' and 'revenue'?
The forward guidance without the new acquisition looks good and probably even better with the acquisition (to be announced post completed acquisition).
Do you see any obstacles with the potential acquisition, ie anything that might prevent it?
I have owned the stock since about 18-24 months...and I thank-you for the suggestion!!!

cheers,
Steve
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on April 16, 2026
Q: I appreciate your guidance, and I don’t reach out often, so thank you in advance for your time. For a retired investor with a reasonably safe and conservative RRIF—who also does some consulting and has accumulated some extra cash—could you recommend two stocks with strong potential to double within the next year?

I understand that opportunities with this level of upside are inherently volatile and could decline 50–75%, but I’m comfortable with that risk for a small portion of my portfolio. It still feels like a better bet than buying hundreds of lottery tickets.

I’d appreciate a brief explanation of the rationale behind your two selections.

Read Answer Asked by Danny-boy on April 15, 2026
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