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Q: A number of your past favourites have been beaten up over the last few weeks. Is there any that you would sell and move on from? Are there any of these companies that you would be buying or adding to at these levels?

Thanks
Tim
Read Answer Asked by Timothy on November 13, 2025
Q: The above stocks make up 80.4% of my holdings. Goog and BN @7% each. The next 5 @ 4% each and the rest at or close to 3% each. For a 10 year horizon, with risk/reward in mind, where would you invest if you had 10% of the portfolio in dry powder- new cash. Any you would sell? Note, I have been trimming CLS, VRT and NBIS to control AI exposure.

Thanks again for all the insights - love the service you provide.
Read Answer Asked by Don on November 12, 2025
Q: I am down in all these stocks recently.
If you had to pick 10 stocks to DCA today, in what order would you buy them? I am planning to DCA slowly.

Are any of them obvious sells that could use to DCA Into others.

I am looking to hold 2-3 years. Thanks

FSV -11.5%
KSI -16%
MDA -30%
DSG -15%
GSY -30%
BKSY -20%
COIN -14%
ETHA -14%
GLXY -13%
CSU -17%
LMN -17%
DUOL -35%
EQB -9%
KRMN -13%
PPX -34%
TRI - 14%
VHI -14%
CRM -20%
KSI - 13%


Read Answer Asked by V on November 12, 2025
Q: Hi team,
I own LMN and TOI but not CSU. With the recent weakness in the group would you see it a better move to sell both LMN and TOI to consolidate into the larger CSU? Or would you continue to view LMN/TOI as having more long term upside compared to CSU due to their smaller size and still safe to hold the smaller spin offs? I won't need the funds for a decade or so at least.

Thanks,
Shane.
Read Answer Asked by Shane on November 11, 2025
Q: We just opened a TFSA account for my daughter, she is 18.

Money is not needed for a long time. Our aim is to maximize the growth, risk tolerant, tax efficiency and easy to manage.

Would you recommend ETF's or Individual stocks? How many positions? What companies/ETF?

Also, is there a place for bitcoin? If yes what %.

Thanks in advance
Read Answer Asked by Atchuta on November 11, 2025
Q: Why is stock down 5% today, after decent earnings ?

The most severe downgrades seem to come from Jefferies ( $4500 from $5850 and RJ ( $4300 from $5250), although most other analysts have made only moderate changes.

As you mentioned in your comments, stock has seen the largest drawdown in its history, now almost 40%, from its high, on the back of AI related concerns and CEO stepping down.

Do you foresee any meaning recovery/catalysts, over next 12 months, or it would be prudent to lighten up based on its horrible technicals ?

Thanks


Read Answer Asked by rajeev on November 10, 2025
Q: hi, can I get your current top 5 Canadian growth stocks for a TFSA today. And could I get your top 5 "beaten down of late" Canadian stocks that you feel have the best potential for a recovery in the next 1-6 months. cheers and thanks and take as many points as you need...
Chris
Read Answer Asked by chris on November 10, 2025
Q: CSU cash flow was up an impressive 33% and organic growth continues to trend above historical average. Yet the shares have taken the worst beating of its public life, down around 35%, and now trade at a very reasonable valuation. Is it not in the best interest of shareholders for CSU to invest in its own stock at this point of time given these unique confluence of circumstances?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Joel on November 10, 2025
Q: What would be a good entry point for these three high quality companies ?
Read Answer Asked by Robbie on November 04, 2025
Q: I happened by accident to check the trading on CSU at 2:30 today (Monday). Volume was 0! I thought there might be a cease trade order on the stock but couldn’t find any. It appears the bid just couldn’t meet the ask so no trades. Do you think a base is being formed?
Any thoughts you have would be appreciated.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on November 03, 2025
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: Based on the trading of CSU over the last week or so it seems when there is weakness in AI stocks or commentary in the press about an AI bubble, CSU trades up. When AI stocks are strong like today CSU trades down, sometimes sharply. Owning CSU seems to be a way to hedge against an AI bubble being pricked. Of course if the bubble is a delusion then owning CSU may prove painful. It seems also there are market jitters going into CSU’s quarter and volume was up on today’s decline.
Read Answer Asked by James on October 31, 2025
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