Wow. Fantastic gain! Congrats. True about the outstanding share price. Some people think a stock split means they make more money. lol
what stocks you buying this year?
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Yes I have a bit of $$ invested in RTX and Lockheed Martin. Actually just bought another 30 shares of RTX a couple weeks ago.
IREN up 15%...it's a sleeping giant. People too worried about IRENs debt gonna miss out.
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Iren Limited vs. CoreWeave: Accelerating AI Momentum
Iren Limited and CoreWeave Inc and both experiencing rising share price momentum as investors again rotate into the AI theme
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How are the IREN bros feeling now haha, dropped from $50 to $40 - time to buy?
Most of the picks here were crap (so far YTD), except for oil and copper.
My sad story is that I heard of IREN in April 2025 when it was just around $5, this dude called Andrew Wilkinson was talking about it on a podcast, thought he was just shilling his own book and didn't invest. Rip to a 10 bagger.
Most of the picks here were crap (so far YTD), except for oil and copper.
My sad story is that I heard of IREN in April 2025 when it was just around $5, this dude called Andrew Wilkinson was talking about it on a podcast, thought he was just shilling his own book and didn't invest. Rip to a 10 bagger.
Care to DM me and trade some best picks on miners? Open anyone else who is interested.
I did a bunch of research on smaller producers and added about 10-15 names into my portfolio after the Jan 30 dip.
I have been buying more CSU and TRI after their recent falls from grace to shore up my IT exposure.
WCP for more Canadian energy, after having trimmed some of my OVV. the US decendent of the old Encana.
SVV for more exposure to consumer discretionary with a hope that this one long term is mostly resistant to any recession or US down buying due to tariff tax loads they are paying.
WCP for more Canadian energy, after having trimmed some of my OVV. the US decendent of the old Encana.
SVV for more exposure to consumer discretionary with a hope that this one long term is mostly resistant to any recession or US down buying due to tariff tax loads they are paying.
I might buy some more TOI. I paid $ 67 a few years back. WCP I have since Crescent Point. Still underwater on that as the 2014 oil crash did it in.
I was lucky that my CPE from back in the early 10's was in non reg account whenh oil sold off.
So that sale at a loss was carried forward for a few years to counter other capital gains thta happened later.
Some oil service firms were in my RRSP, so those were just sour lemons to suck when I sold them and put the lesser funds to work on other holdings.
I'm feeling fine. I got in early... .im not selling. This is easily a 100 stock on a year once it fully migrates over to an AI workload.
Hope so. Have been holding since before the Agrium/Potash merger with Agrium originally
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They missed earnings projections for Q4 2025 but I think its still a decent buy. I almost bought back in December at $85 ish but decided on Cenovus Energy instead. I'm glad I did as I'm up 35%
I sold Cenovus too early... When Trump attacked Venezuela. I left a lot of gains on the table.
MDA, TD and my ETFs have been the darlings. I did well with Cenovus and Saputo as well. I have some high-flyers hoping to pan out in the Biosciences, but those are long-term, long shots. I like to keep an eye on Merck (MRK).
I'm a believer that ETFs are the way to go, but I can't help buying individual stocks.
I'm a believer that ETFs are the way to go, but I can't help buying individual stocks.
