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Q: Would you consider doing a deeper dive/special report on Tesla? Obviously a US company but what an interesting situation. Shareholders are always craving for managements interest to be aligned with shareholders. Seems like a 7x over 10 years is as good as it gets. I'm not clear on what the various hurdles are along the way and how his pay is reflected, or what happens if he only achieves 80% of his goals? Or can you direct me to where a full explanation(simplified) has already been done?
Read Answer Asked by Steve on November 17, 2025
Q: Most AI related stocks including Celestica have come under pressure, this week, presumably, due to concerns emanated from recent trend of capex financing through debt issuance by some hyperscalers.

Michael Burry's short report has also been widely circulating, accusing Maga Tech companies, understating depreciation related to expensive chips ( he also promised more details on Nov 25 ), thus inflating profit margins.

What is your view on these concerns ?

Where do you see a floor for CLS ?

Thank You
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on November 17, 2025
Q: China has rapidly transformed from a technology follower into a global innovation leader over the last decade, especially in areas like e-com, fintech, EVs/AVs, telecommunications, and now AI. With strong government backing and investments, I believe China is poised to be a leader in AI and related technologies in the coming years, making this a compelling long-term growth opportunity.

In my research, I have considered several ETFs. The Global X China Robotics and AI ETF (ticker 2807) strongly aligns with this theme by focusing on companies leading in AI and robotics innovation. However, this ETF does not appear to be available via our brokerages and I am exploring the KraneShares Hang Seng TECH Index ETF (KTEC) as a practical alternative. KTEC offers diversified exposure to Chinese technology leaders involved in AI, cloud computing, hardware innovation, and digital services.

I also looked into the iShares China Large-Cap ETF (FXI), but it appears too broad and does not adequately capture the key, government-backed tech and AI sectors shaping China’s future growth. I have also considered KWEB and appears less interesting.

Could you please share your thoughts on KTEC as an investment. Additionally, if you know of any North American-listed ETFs with a similar focus to 2807 or other suggestions, I would appreciate your recommendations.

Lastly, any commentary you may have re investing in Chinese based companies is equally appreciated. Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Walter on November 17, 2025
Q: Can you help suggest a low MER, technology sector ETF available in either US or Canadian exchanges that includes GOOGLE as a holding. I found IETC that has a low MER but the classics like VGT, IYW and XLK do not include GOOGLE. Many thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Ian on November 17, 2025
Q: I noticed this yesterday nov 13th: ZUT -2,9% , XUT - 1,5% ,the equal weight ETF being the underperformer by far ( double) on that day . I know that the " equal weight" version is probably a better choice for longer term..What utilities ETF would you suggest on CDN market and ranking your best choices !
Read Answer Asked by Jean-Yves on November 17, 2025
Q: First, a big thank you to everyone at 5i for your help in navigating the complex world of personal investing and being there for us during the good and difficult times. Been a member since near the beginning and I visited the website first thing each day.

Could you please update me on BWXT and why the 7% drop today.

Thanks Dave.
Read Answer Asked by David on November 17, 2025
Q: I need to take some profits from either of these or both. I've done very well on both and they are each in my tfsa as long-term holds and will continue To be held long term. Would you suggest selling one over the other or an equal amount of both?

I guess the question really is which of these two do you think has better potential future upside 10 years from now?
Read Answer Asked by Harrison on November 17, 2025
Q: Good morning, 5i Team,

My question is about the state of the markets, expectations, and catalysts.

I am, like other investors here, trying once again to find my footing and assume the stance that would fit the market. I saved and accumulated some cash for the much-expected pullback, and now that it is happening, with some big names being punished harsher than they "deserve" I am looking to you guys for bearings and guidance.

We cannot time the market, yet the timing of the position plays a huge role in one's returns.

What is your take on the environment we are in? It seems to me the appetite is low on the street, and fear is high, yet VIX offers no guidance. For the aggressive, risk-accepting investor, what would be the checkpoints and catalysts that would form the bias in this marker?

I would like to initiate positions, yet, I don`t want to false start.

Thank you,
Read Answer Asked by Nick on November 17, 2025
Q: Good day everyone
I would like to know in which order would you buy today from (CLS, PNG, CSU, LMN, GLXY, GSY, PRL, MDA, GRID, VHI, HPS.A, BN, X, TRI, SHOP, DSG).
Also please included a buyable rating for each from 10 down to 1 with 10 being a great buy and 1 not at this time.
Thank you very much
Read Answer Asked by Jane on November 17, 2025
Q: Can you update your comment on Mattr Corp and the recent earnings, it had a big drop today, why? Have your comments from the last post in September changed? I'm wondering if I should average down at some point on my position in my RRSP or should I sell and move on. Is it worth holding for longer term?
Read Answer Asked by James on November 17, 2025