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Q: Hello 5i, If Trump loses the Supreme court tariff case, how would affect my investments, what would be the short vs long markets behaviors. What would be the best outcome for an investor.
thanks
Read Answer Asked by Fernando on October 22, 2025
Q: Hi Team,
Any news on PNG today? Seems to be on a tear but I can't find anything on it. Seems like every time I feel like adding to the name it takes another big leap up. A good problem to have I suppose. Would you recommend waiting for a cool down before adding more to this name? Or maybe just let the position grow on it's own merit? Right now its a 2.6% weighting in my stock portfolio.

Thanks,
Shane.
Read Answer Asked by Shane on October 21, 2025
Q: Hello 5i,

There is a lot of noise about Stablecoins, gold, US debt reduction and opportunities in crypto coins to take advantage of servicing transactions. IF Stablecoins are rolled out by the US gov't, how will this affect GLXY?

Do you have Crypto suggestions if Stablecoins are backed by the US gov't? Most of this is above our heads but Trump knows how to go bankrupt and make a fortune.

Thank you
D&J
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on October 07, 2025
Q: Thanks for this idea, Bloomberg Space profiled the satellite imagery industry as in high demand, especially in Europe:

"The rebranding comes during a lucrative year for Earth observation companies like Vantor and competitors like Planet Labs and BlackSky Technology. These firms have seen a spike in deals, revenue and stock prices as countries realize the need for real-time Earth observation data in an increasingly unstable and geopolitically tense world.

European nations in particular have been driving this demand as they seek to lessen their reliance on the US for space-based military capabilities. In March, President Donald Trump’s administration temporarily suspended satellite imagery sharing with Ukraine, which is used to inform the location of Russian troops and infrastructure damage during the war."
Read Answer Asked by Michael on October 02, 2025
Q: Please ignore my previous question . I accidentally hit the send button before I had finished editing it .......Here is the same question after editing .......

I've been enjoying the amount of option related dividends going into my account monthly. I call it Taco investing . Trump announces something stupid and then backs off . This creates volatility in the options market creating higher option premiums . What I have ....

GDXY ...... 9% position .

SLVO ...... 3.2% position

HPYT ...... 3.79% position

HYLD ......6.72% position { the lowest yield at 11.2% } May replace wtih SDAY or start a new position .

I'm looking to increase my exposure to " honking big dividends " in the 14% or better category .... My shortlist includes UMAX { 14.83% yield } and ECAT { 22% yield } I realize the higher the yield the higher the risk.....But could 5i give me three names other than the two mentioned above that you think are interesting at 14% or better and three you find interesting above 18% ..... Accompanied by a brief comment on the risks ........ I used the word " interesting " as opposed to " what 5i likes " to reflect the associated risks of high yield investing ......Thanks for your terrific service .....
Read Answer Asked by Garth on October 01, 2025
Q: UCU has had a strong run. With its critical mineral focus, apparently unique RapidSX technology, its build out in Louisiana, and funding support from the US Army, how does it look to 5i's for future stock appreciation? Fundamentals? Would 5i's consider it a worthy investment or is the stock more likely to crash after its 1000%+ climb this past year?

Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by David C. on September 30, 2025
Q: FYI. I was listening to the chief economist at RBC the other day and she said the CUSMA renegotiations are to determine what the trade agreement will be starting in 2036 , 10 years from now. This means the current agreement terms would remain for a significant period of time ( unless Trump totally throws the whole thing out ). Can you confirm this ?

This important point doesn’t seem to get recognized by the media. Thanks. Derek.
Read Answer Asked by Derek on September 23, 2025
Q: Hello Team 5i & Everyone!

What do you think the likelihood of the tariffs being cancelled by the US administration is if they become too unpopular with their fan base and wealthy friends? (I’ve heard that historically tariffs take 4 - 18 months to fully work their way on to the consumer, so I’m open minded to the idea that the US consumer hasn’t felt the full impact of them yet.)

What would the market reaction maybe be if tariffs were cancelled?

Is the goal of lowering interest rates via the US administration undermining the independence of the US Fed (and stacking it with ‘yes people’) simply so lower interest rates will offset the tariffs affect on the US economy and lower the cost of the US refinancing its debt? Are there any more reasons you think apply here?

Appreciate your big brains,

Thanks!


(Hopefully this question isn’t a repeat, I got timed out when I first wrote it.)
Read Answer Asked by Sandra on September 04, 2025
Q: Trump tariffs... impact on e commerce with non US countries. I see US analysts starting to reduce profit targets. I do hold the stock and I see 5i staff also hold the stock. What is your recommended course of action at this point... should I reduce my exposure? What would you do if you owned the stock? I do own GOOG and MSFT considering reducing my AMZN position and allocating it to MFST. Your thoughts would be appreciated. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Dick on September 03, 2025
Q: It was announced today that Trump fired a Federal Reserve governor (Lisa Cook). Jerome Powell's term will end in May 2026. It seems Trump is really pushing for lower interest rates, and my question are::
1) If bond investors start to lose faith that the Fed will be able to control inflation, can the Fed still lower rates?
2) If inflation starts to take off again, is it better to be in stocks? If so, what sectors should people hide in?
3) Would you make any big changes to portfolio weightings or cash positions at this time?
Read Answer Asked by Mike on August 27, 2025
Q: Good morning - With the market rising so nicely, it's timely for me to do some re-balancing. For fixed income, I have positions I xlb, xbb and XHY. What fixed income investments do you suggest these days. I could add to the above and/or to corporate bonds, if that makes sense. But, I am nervous about the prospects for Canadian companies as the Trump tariffs take their toll. What does your crystal ball reveal? Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by alex on August 26, 2025
Q: I think Trump is headed down the wrong road with his goal to isolate the American economy from the rest of the world and bring back manufacturing to the United States.
I believe that globalization is the better economic system. This leads me to my question: Can you please provide me with a list of your top 10 Canadian companies that have developed their companies into successful, profitable, global operations and have the most possibility of continuing that success?

If you could list them in order of most profitable to least it would be most helpful.
Read Answer Asked by Les on August 25, 2025