Investment Q&A

Q: The reaction to the earnings report is similar to that of Mu recently..
A trend, good results and guidance and stick tanks.

What is your opinion of Wdc going forward.

Q: Hi,
In reading a recent article on AMD's move into the NVDA market I read at: https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/3x-amd-cracked-nvidia-code-133943897.html
I had to wonder about whether it would be prudent to sell some NVDA shares currently held in my TFSA to diversify into AMD, INTC and possibly MRVL. I've done extremely well on NVDA over the years and am starting to think about how much farther NVDA can run, vs some of the smaller semis at this point. I am also concerned with NVDA's price movements lately, as it finally broke out of consolidation, only to drop back today when others are climbing. Are there other names I should be considering as well? I use this account for shorter term momentum stocks, and keep a close eye on it. I would greatly appreciate your thoughts regarding NVDA and other semis - I also really enjoyed your Jan 5 Opinion piece on all things AI related and have been able to do well from a number of the stocks you highlighted - many thanks!
D

Q: Greetings 5i, if you held Qualcomm today, would you continue to hold or sell? If selling, what would you replace it with (does not have to be same sector)? Why? Thank you.

Q: Hi Team,
I have positions in CSU,TOI, LMN with LMN position being the smallest. Being that I own all of these and all of them have poor momentum, I was looking possibly selling LMN being that is the smallest position and smallest company and using the funds to add to my position in MDA to top it up to full position. Would this be advised at this time?

Thanks,
Shane.

Q: Good morning 5i
Nokia seems to be rising from the dead. There is some news that this relates to Nvidia's increasing interest and investment in the company. I am wondering whether you know something about this and whether it is worth investing in
Thanks

Q: Intel is up 120% in a month, What has happened at the company? and would you be a buyer and at what price?

Thx

Q: 5i comments on the Q results were positive.
Do i take it as an endorsement on accumulation strategy on down days like today?
I only have 1% position and would like to increase it. if it was a 5i portfolio what would be your desired target position of MSFT?

Q: Please comment on Amzon's lastest Q and the muted response today(initially hit 1year H ,then into negative terriority then rallied towards the end to close at $265.06+2.02).Add,Hold or Sell. Txs for u usual great services & views

Q: HI, your comments on MSFT's recent quarterly financial results and guidance . Thanks

Q: Thoughts on the fibre optic industry in general as it relates to data transfer. Thoughts in general?Is the pull back a good time to invest in it? Specifically these companies. COHR, ANET, CRDO, FN, LITE and STM.
Thanks

Q: What did you think of CGI's earnings report? The stock is now down from $152 to $90. Is this a buying opportunity, or is the growth just not there any more for this company?

Q: What exactly is happening in the world of microprocessors, which experienced a sharp drop yesterday? How exactly are the recent events at OpenAI impacting the microprocessor market? What should we be concerned about in this area in the short and medium term? Your clear explanation would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you in advance

Q: Would you consider NBIS a good buy given the current dip or wait for it to settle out?

Q: Hi Peter,
Please comment on TER's quarterly result reported on Apr 28. If you have to choose only one to buy, either TER or MU, at todays' valuations, for maximum capital gain for a 2 years hold, which one would you choose and why. Thanks.

Q: Hi,

Have close to a 5% position in HPS.A and love the recent momentum. Do you think electrification still has long term secular tailwinds?

Which of the companies mentioned would be the largest beneficiaries of upgrading or growth of grid equipment (transformers, transmission lines, substations, breakers)?

How would you rank them to buy currently in terms of risk/reward looking at their fundamentals/valuation/growth and which 2-3 would you own? Thank you!

Q: Hello 5i
Earlier you answered a question regarding the space sector giving the following names. My question is which one you would buy right now?

We think FLY, RKLB, VOYG and MDA are the ways to play this sector. ASTS is also interesting. MAXQ is


Thanks

Q: I have full positions in NVDA, NBIS and GOOG and do not need to add. For additional money directed at the AI theme, please suggest 4 US companies and 4 CDN companies to buy today and hold for 3-5 years. A one sentence explanation for each choice would be appreciated. Thanks

Q: Hi, I'm wondering your thoughts on this company since the last question (September, 2025). And if you think the sector it's in will grow (satellite + earth/weather monitoring)

Q: Hi 5i team,

I’m reading about a thesis and would love your view on it.

The idea is that today’s AI compute scarcity is temporary, kind of like the telecom/bandwidth bubble in the late 1990s. As inference costs keep falling over the next few years, I think the real value will shift from the infrastructure layer (GPUs, hyperscalers, data centers) to the application layer.

However, not every application-layer company will benefit. The ones whose moat is the AI itself could actually get hurt as models become cheap and everywhere. The real winners should be companies with moats that don’t depend on model quality — things like regulated workflows, payment rails, proprietary data, deep system integrations, or network effects. For these companies, cheaper compute should expand margins instead of creating new competition.

Two questions:
1. Does this thesis make sense to you, or do you see any flaws in the logic?
2. In your coverage universe, which names best fit the idea of “moat is the workflow / data / distribution, not the AI itself” and which names’ AI itself ‘might get hurt?

Thanks,
Matt

Q: Would selling LMN at a loss and buying CSU right away be ok to avoid triggering superficial loss?