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Jeff Parent B. Eng. FCSI CIM
Jeff Parent B. Eng. FCSI CIM on Market Call (BNN TV)05/11/2026 at 07:37pm

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

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Portfolio balance.

This is a very general outline. Say you have 20 stocks for diversification, then each would be 5%. For riskier stocks, though, your weighting might be only 2-3% in a position. A less-risky stock, like a bank name, could be 7-8%. An ETF could be a 10-20% weighting.

But if a single stock is getting above 10%, it introduces a lot of risk. Good to sell off some of that one and add to others (that haven't gone up as much) for balance.

Jim Cramer - Mad Money
Jim Cramer - Mad Money on Mad Money on CNBC05/11/2026 at 01:43am

US EQUITIES

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Shares were down initially today on fears that the Democrats would cap interest rates, but shares also fell earlier this year when Trump said he's cap credit card rates at 10%--which failed. Shares should not have moved at all today.

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04/11/2026 at 10:30pm

Blue Wave turns markets green

Last night, the Democrats flipped the House and the Senate in an historic U.S. Midterm election, for only the third time in 80 years. Though predicted by polls, the Blue Wave astonished markets which initially fell in pre-market trading, but roared back on Wednesday. By the closing bell, the Dow soared over 1,500 points or 3.03% while the S&P rallied 1.58% and the Nasdaq 1.44%. Staples, healthcare and financials all made record highs. Several Mag 7 names jumped, including Apple by 5.31% to a fresh high, Amazon 6.12% and Microsoft 6.68%. However, the street expects the feverish data centre build to cool off, and sold names such as Vertiv which tumbled 12.89%. Elon Musk sank nearly half a billion dollars into supporting the Republicans, particularly in Texas which turned Democrat. His SpaceX sank 3.81%. Republicans, including Vice-President J.D. Vance blamed Trump’s war on Iran for triggering inflation and alienating voters. Trump Media & Technology shares cratered 12.89%. Meanwhile, CVS announced it was splitting in two, and its shares skidded 12.53%. Bitcoin advanced over 3% to US$80,190. The U.S. 10-year yield inched down to 4.88%.

Despite WTI tumbling nearly 8% to US$88.55, the TSX rallied 2.29%, helped by strong performances in materials and discretionary and nearly every other sector. Silver shot up 5.1% to US$52.20 and gold 3.45% to US$4,4065. Key names: Equinox Gold 12.4%, Americas Gold & Silver 13.46%, CNQ -7.7%, Telus 3.45% and Brookfield Asset Management 6%.

🍎 Apple Inc (AAPL) +5.31%

📦 Amazon.com, Inc. (AMZN) +6.12%

Ⓜ Microsoft Corp (MSFT) +6.68%

🧬 Vertiv Holdings (VRT) -12.89%

📡 SpaceX (SPCX) -3.81%

🚾 Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) -12.89%

👨‍⚕️ CVS Health Corp (CVS) -12.53%

🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) +3%

🥇 Equinox Gold (EQX.TO) +12.4%

⛏ U.S. Silver & Gold (USA.TO) +13.46%

🛢 Canadian Natural Rsrcs (CNQ.TO) -7.7%

📱 Telus Corp (T.TO) +3.45%

🏛 Brookfield Asset Management Inc. (BAM) +6%

Rebecca Teltscher
Rebecca Teltscher on Market Call (BNN TV)04/11/2026 at 07:23pm

CANADIAN DIVIDEND

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Interest rates up, pipeline and utility stocks down?

That's exactly what happened in September. Her firm has a higher weighting to these sectors, so the drop actually made her happy because they could add to positions at better valuations.

Some came off more than others. TRP and ENB were down 18-20%. But PPL, which is a growthier pipeline, came off less (only 12-13%); same with ALA. FTS barely came off, while EMA came down 16%.

Higher interest rates usually aren't a long-term hit to earnings, as they can quickly apply for a rate reset from the regulator.

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04/11/2026 at 03:03pm

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03/11/2026 at 10:48pm

Mixed markets during Midterm vote

New York and Toronto markets were mixed as Americans voted at the Midterm elections. Polls heavily favour the Democrats. The S&P gained 0.36%, the Nasdaq 0.83%, the Dow -0.38% and the TSX -0.75% or about 270 points. Tech stabilized after recent heavy selling. Key U.S. names included Oracle up 5.85&, Fiserv 12.46%, Sysco -9.33%, Kimberly-Clark -3.5% and Bloom Energy rallying 9.05% on an upgrade. On the TSX: Toromont 846%, Barrick -2.2%, Curaleaf 10.91%, Shopify -8.02% after reporting earnings, and Thomson Reuters -9% which also missed earnings. Sectors were mixed with healthcare outperforming all while tech and materials sank the most.

Meanwhile, the U.S. 10-year yield edged up to 4.96% while Bitcoin added 1.5% to US$77,865. Silver slid 1.7% to US$49.65, gold fell US$18 to US$,3928 and WTI reclaimed 0.5% to US$96.60 as threats of attacks in the U.S.-Iran war hangs over peace talks.

💻 Oracle (ORCL) +5.85%

🏛 Fiserv, Inc. (FI) +12.46%

🚚 Sysco Corp (SYY) -9.33%

🧻 Kimberly Clark (KMB) -3.5%

🧬 Bloom Energy (BE) +9.05%

⚙ Toromont Industries (TIH.TO) +8.46%

⛏ Barrick Mining (ABX.TO) -2.2%

🌿 Curaleaf Holdings Inc (CURA.TO) +10.91%

🛍 Shopify Inc. (SHOP.TO) -8.02%

🖨 Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI.TO) -9%

🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) +1.5%

David Driscoll
David Driscoll on Market Call (BNN TV)03/11/2026 at 08:21pm

GLOBAL

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Short the oil sector?

Oil is high right now simply because of what's going on in Iran. Supply is starting to become available. If oil starts to come down, shorting the major oil companies would be an idea. If oil gets back to $160, the shorts will pay off; if it doesn't, then they won't. They don't do shorts at his firm; long positioning only.

Longer term, it's a long way down to $60 a barrel. In the near term, there will still be M&A going on in the sector (especially in Canada).