With the NYSE closed Friday in lieu of the July 4 holiday, the TSX rallied over 300 points or 0.9%. Healthcare, discretionary and especially materials fueled the surge while only staples saw mild weakness. Commodities played their part. Gold rose US$55 to US$4,176, silver added 2.35% to US$62.25 and WTI climbed by 0.13% to US$68.78. The most active stocks on Bay Street were Telus, up 0.62%, and CNQ 0.82%. Also notable were Discovery up 9.09%, GFL Environmental 7.6%, Secure Waste Solutions 5.74% and Whitecap Resources 1.1%. Meanwhile, Bitcoin advanced 1.7% to US$62,550.
📱 Telus Corp (T.TO) +0.62%
🛢 Canadian Natural Rsrcs (CNQ.TO) +0.82%
⛏ Discovery Silver (DSV.TO) +9.09%
♻ GFL Environmental Inc. (GFL.TO) +7.6%
♻ SECURE Waste Infrastructure Corp. (SES.TO) +5.74%
🛢 Whitecap Resources (WCP.TO) +1.1%
🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) +1.7%
We're waiting for their refresh, for their AI story to pan out. What's keeping shares buoyant is the anticipation of their new products coming out and could eventually lead the Mag 7.
Their cloud remains one of the fastest-growing businesses in tech. AI continues to make search better.
He thinks Netflix will take a run at NBC-Universal and the market will love it. This would be a better deal than the Warners one.
Expectations for growth in service industries have come down quite a bit. Expectations for Q2 GDP expectations have come down from 3% to 2.5% annualized, and most of that is due to the service sector.
She bought more based on the 27x forward PE vs. the 5-year average of 34x and 10-year average of 45x, and is trying on 11x EBITDA. Same-store sales on Prime Day were +9.3%, amazing.

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The TSX reopened to mixed trading and a modest 0.12% decline by the close. Materials and real estate rallied the most, but telcos fell the furthest. Precious metals gained ground: silver up 3.1% to US$60.80 and gold added US$89 to US$4,119.Despite the Strait of Hormuz reopening, the price of WTI held around US$68.50. Key names on Bay Street included Thomson Reuters jumping 9.31%, Aecon 8.77%, B2Gold 8.46%, Hammond Power Solutions -11.49% and Telus -3.6%.
In New York, the Dow rallied nearly 600 points to make a record close of 52,900. The S&P was flat while the Nasdaq declined -0.8% as several tech names sold off. Sandisk tumbled 14.13%, Tesla sank 7.49% and Intel slid 5.25%. However, Apple rebounded 4.84% and outside tech Moderna spiked 10.01%. Bitcoin rose 2.22% to US$61,400 while the U.S. 10-year yield held at 4.485%.
🖨 Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI.TO) +9.31%
🧱 Aecon Group Inc (ARE.TO) +8.77%
🥇 B2Gold Corp. (BTO.TO) +8.46%
🧬 Hammond Power Solutions Inc. (HPS.A.TO) -11.49%
📱 Telus Corp (T.TO) -3.6%
💾 Sandisk Corp (SNDK) -14.13%
🚗 Tesla Inc (TSLA) -7.49%
💾 Intel (INTC) -5.25%
🍎 Apple Inc (AAPL) +4.84%
💉 Moderna (MRNA) +10.01%
🅱 Bitcoin (BTCUSD) (BTC-USD) -2.22%
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Our PAST TOP PICK with GL is progressing well. To remain disciplined, we recommend trailing up the stop (from $150) to $165 at this time.
Her team is very excited about this. Use cases haven't scaled or been proven over the last 2-3 years. They've been looking at commercial applications, which are in a very experimental phase. Makes it hard to justify on risk/reward right now. Time to invest is once we see commercial acceleration.
Big players are IONQ and RGTI. Unclear which technology will be the winner.
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