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Q: With the reliance on rare earths becoming more profound lately and the need to possibly mine more rare earths in-house I'd like your thoughts on these companies going forward.
Please rate the following companies in terms of future growth and possible share price appreciation,AVL:TSX,TSXV:GMA,TSXV:CCE
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on November 24, 2025
Q: Hi, these are my growth stock and would like to know in which order you would sell . Will sell one and maybe lighten up on on two other.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Brad on November 21, 2025
Q: The way things look right now, it is difficult to see how energy and materials (mining) won’t play a major role in keeping Canada afloat. It seems we have things the world needs/wants if we can get over our distaste for being prosperous. I’m wondering if you can suggest some “pick and shovel” plays in the space generally?
Read Answer Asked by Stephen R. on November 21, 2025
Q: Hi 5i Team - I am having some difficulty deciding whether to sell or hold onto my shares of Propel. Could you summarize the reasons for its decline as well as the potential for recovery over both the next year and longer term. Do you have confidence in the ability of management to do this. There are certainly many developing opportunities in other companies to use the money if I were to sell. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Rob on November 20, 2025
Q: Hello, I am looking for a reason to keep my ENGH holdings. It's trading at $19 ( and I paid $31 orignially).

Would a pullback in prices of the massive U.S. A.I. companies affect ENGH's price? I understand that investors are questioning the high valuations of companies like Nividia.

Could a pullback in the A.I. industry valuations create buying opportunities for ENGH?

I am hesistating to sell ENGH at this point because it is profitable, has a good balance sheet, and the dividend is still attractive. But, if management continues to stay on the sidelines for investing its cash for much longer, I am concerned that the stock price will continue to fall.
Read Answer Asked by Cathy on November 19, 2025
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