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The dividend is 5.9% and offers some growth. There is a plastics shortage in the U.S.
SpaceX finally IPO’d as the most-hyped debt years. As expected, shares soared 19.22% above its IPO price, but well above the day’s peak. Meanwhile, New York and Toronto indices rallied: the S&P 0.5%, the Nasdaq 0.31%, the Dow 0.7% and the TSX 0.73%. Other big movers on Wall Street included Seagate up 7.25%, Albemarle 7.14%, Mosaic 7.59% and Adobe -6.76% after reporting numbers. As the U.S. 10-year yield crept up to 4.481%, Bitcoin inched up by 0.4% to US$63,585. For the week, the U.S. indices made gains of around 0.65%.
The TSX outperformed its U.S. peers by rising 1.5% for the week. In Toronto, sectors were mixed as materials enjoyed outsized gains while healthcare and staples lagged the most. Gold held around US$4,210, silver and WTI sank 3.8% on hopes (yet again) of peace in the US-Israel-Iran war. Key names were Denison Mines up 1.9%, Aya Gold & Silver 7.49%, Silvercorp Metals 7.48%, MDA Space -8.57% and Constellation Software -4.38%.
📡 SpaceX (SPCX) +19.22%
💾 Seagate Technology (STX) +7.25%
⛏ Albemarle Corp (ALB) +7.14%
🌿 Mosaic Company (The) (MOS) +7.59%
💾 Adobe Systems (ADBE) -6.76%
🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) +0.4%
⛏ Denison Mines Corp (DML.TO) +1.9%
⛏ Aya Gold & Silver (AYA.TO) +7.49%
⛏ Silvercorp Metals Inc. (SVM.TO) +7.48%
🧬 MDA Space Ltd. (MDA.TO) -8.57%
💾 Constellation Software Inc. (CSU.TO) -4.38%
These are big numbers, and it's just mind-boggling. He just hopes that investors don't get caught up in it too much. Keep an eye on how it trades and how everything trickles out.
SpaceX raised a record $75 billion at a ~$1.77 trillion valuation (pricing at $135/share). Shares began trading on Nasdaq under $SPCX, quickly popping 20%+ (trading around $164–$172 intraday, pushing market cap above $2 trillion). This is the largest IPO in history by a wide margin. Social media sentiment is highly positive and hype-driven. Posts celebrate the "historic" debut, Musk becoming a trillionaire (per some estimates), first-day gains, memes, and comparisons to meme stocks or tech giants. Some caution about volatility, "rug pull" risks, or long-term valuation concerns, but enthusiasm dominates.

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After days of a tech sell-off, markets in New York and Toronto rebounded onThursday 1.5% to 1.85%. In Toronto, nearly all sectors were in the green with materials and discretionary leading the charge, while real estate dipped modestly. Helping the TSX was gold, which jumped US$100 to US$4,170, and silver which rallied 5.25% to US$66.60, though WTO sank 2.5% to US$87.80 as war raged between the U.S., Israel and Iran. Major movers on Bay Street included Dollarama which reported a beat and soared 9.02%, Energy Fuels 10.48%, BlackBerry 5.19%, B2Gold 5.72%, and TransAlta 8.22%.
In New York, tech led the way after suffering the worst losses in recent days. Key names including Super Micro Computer up 9.29%, Intel 9.22%, Micron 11.65%, and Sandisk 14.6%, though Oracle tumbled 8.56%. Meanwhile, the U.S. 10-year yield edged down to 4.4453% while Bitcoin regained 2.8% to US$63,500.
🛒 Dollarama Inc. (DOL.TO) +9.02%
🛢 Energy Fuels Inc. (EFR.TO) +10.48%
📱 BlackBerry (BB.TO) +5.19%
🥇 B2Gold Corp. (BTO.TO) +5.72%
💡 Transalta Corp (TA.TO) +8.22%
💾 Super Micro Computer (SMCI) +9.29%
💾 Intel (INTC) +9.22%
💾 Micron Technology (MU) +11.65%
💾 Sandisk Corp (SNDK) +14.6%
💻 Oracle (ORCL) -8.56%
🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) +2.8%
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We reiterate NVDA as a TOP PICK. Whether it is robotics, self-driving vehicles or new data centres, their chips are central to growth in these and many other sectors. It trades at 37x earnings and supports an amazing ROE of 97%. Cash reserves are at the highest levels in at least 5 years and the company continues to aggressively buy back shares. We continue to recommend a stop at $182, looking to achieve $263 -- upside potential of 28%. Yield 0%
(Analysts’ price target is $303.71)It's a bit of a K-shaped economy. Accumulated inflation over the years has had an impact on the consumer. The consumer discretionary sector is relatively weak compared to others such as technology (which involves more enterprise spending). If you're invested in the consumer discretionary space, be careful.
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S&P: Resistance is 7650 and support at 6250, a huge difference. Bulls need it to hold above 7250, old resistance that the S&P broke last month, or else it falls to support. The RSI has now made a massive bearish turn down, which happened when the S&P recently made a new high--this shouldn't happen. Bad. Nasdaq 100: the RSI shows a double topping patterns and overbought. This happened when tech peaked in late 2021, leading to a 30% pullback. Garner expects the Nasdaq to be 50% lower than today's level. 50. This moment recalls the eve of the 2008 recession when the economy was strong, but fell apart in mere month. Signals point to the market cooling off after months of mania. He has raised his cash position to the highest level in years.
Tech continued to tumble to extend Tuesday’s sell off. The S&P closed -1.61%, the Nasdaq -1.98% and the Dow -1.87%. Key names: Super Micro Computer -27.98%, Nvidia -3.73%, Micron -4.7% and Amazon -2.53%. While the U.S 10-year yield held at 4.548%, Bitcoin slipped 0.5% to US$61,790.
The TSX declined 0.7% as sectors were mixed. Energy rallied after WTI jumped 2.5% to US$90.40, but silver slid nearly 3% to US$63.90 and gold fell 4.5% to US$4,070. Sectors were mixed. Materials and healthcare fared the worst. Key names: Constellation Software 5.66%, CNQ 1.94%, Telus -2.98%, Cenovus 2.75% and Barrick -4.97%.
💾 Super Micro Computer (SMCI) -27.98%
💾 NVIDIA Corporation (NVDA) -3.73%
💾 Micron Technology (MU) -4.7%
📦 Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) -2.53%
🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) -0.5%
💾 Constellation Software Inc. (CSU.TO) +5.66%
🛢 Canadian Natural Rsrcs (CNQ.TO) +1.94%
📱 Telus Corp (T.TO) -2.98%
🛢 Cenovus Energy (CVE.TO) +2.75%
⛏ Barrick Mining (ABX.TO) -4.97%
Classic climb the wall of worry, and then take the elevator down. It'll probably last a little bit longer. We'll see what happens on Friday with SpaceX. There are so many moving parts and there's so much uncertainty out there, people are rebalancing. Doesn't think the drawdown will have legs.
He has about a 52% hedge across most portfolios, and built up some cash to ~15%. When the rubber hits the road is when they take off that hedge.
Yesterday saw a pretty dramatic fall, as the futures got down to 28,200. It's sitting right now around 28,600. That 28,200 will be really important to find support. If it goes through there, we're probably going down close to another 1,000 points. The market's always right, so you have to respect it and pay attention. It never plays out the way you think.

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