It's more about narrative and momentum that's driving share prices now, because there's much more algorithmic trading and more retail investors. So, market are growing more detached from fundamentals for longer. It's riskier, so pick your spots. Retails investors look at headlines, rather than ROI. Problem is, that creates bubbles.

Here are the Canadian companies listed on Stockchase who are reporting earnings this week: ⚡ Energy 👨⚕️ Healthcare 🛢Basic Materials 💻 Technology 🏛 Financials 🚚 Industrials 🛍 Consumer Use this list wisely to identify buying opportunities.Happy trading !!! read more
Wall Street’s three major indices made intraday all-time highs on Friday, boosted by strong AI earnings and hopes of a resolution between the U.S. and Iran. Dell reported a slam-dunk quarter and raised guidance. Iits shares soared 32.76% to help lift the S&P 0.22%, the Nasdaq 0.2% and the Dow 0.72% higher. The momentum carried other tech names, including Microsoft up 5.45% and even software names such as Adobe by 7.36%. Meanwhile, Clorox slid 6.42% and Intel fell 5.14%. For the week, the S&P rose 1.4%, the Nasdaq 2.4% and the Dow 0.9%. The U.S. 10-year yield, though, held around 4.435% as did Bitcoin at US$73,600.
Tech also led the TSX as the Canadian index gained 0.7% and slightly more than that for the week. Sectors were mixed, but materials were strong and offset losses in energy while investors wait for Trump to make an announcement about Iran late Friday. Silver held at US$75.40 as gold edged up by US$50 to US$4,545. WTI slipped over a dollar to US$87.75. Key names on Bay Street: Celestica 10.17%, Equinox Gold 8.29%, Open Text 2.12%, MDA Space -8.42% and Goeasy -3.57%.
💻 Dell Computers (DELL) +32.76%
Ⓜ Microsoft Corp (MSFT) +5.45%
💾 Adobe Systems (ADBE) +7.36%
🧴 Clorox Company (CLX) -6.42%
💾 Intel (INTC) -5.14%
🧬 Celestica Inc (CLS.TO) +10.17%
🥇 Equinox Gold (EQX.TO) +8.29%
💾 Open Text (OTEX.TO) +2.12%
🧬 MDA Space Ltd. (MDA.TO) -8.42%
🏛 goeasy (GSY.TO) -3.57%
The 30x forward PE is justified, given strong earnings. He doesn't know how long this momentum will last, but he wouldn't jump off the ship today. The hyperscalers have so much free cash flow to keep buying. If the ROI doesn't emerge later, then this momentum could come to a stop, but he expects this to keep momentum to keep going for a few years.
It trades less than the market PE and is breaking out.
Earnings are surprisingly strong. Dell is clearly taking share from Super Micro Computer as the data centre build-out takes shape. Their backlog grew, raised guidance, and infrastructure services grew 181% over a year. Also, there's a huge share buyback, but we're still in early days. Earnings and margins will continue to be strong with these data centre names. Revenues have been growing 20% annually consistently. Demand is strong and will endure.
Is not concerned with rising costs. Dell has much-higher earnings backed by strong demand. They can pass on costs to their customers.
Enormous amounts required by AI, data centres, electrification, and power grids. Supply struggling to keep up. Gives you exposure to long-term economic and technology growth.

This week were 17 Stock and 6 ETF Top Picks in a wide range of industries: Consumer, Financials, Technology, Industrials, Utilities, Energy and ETF. Here are this week´s Top Picks as selected by: Michael O’Reilly, Billy Kawasaki, Martin Cobb, Jamie… read more
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