OpenText climbed 23% in four weeks.
Cloud bookings jumped 24%.
That said, recurring revenue barely grew.
At OpenText World this week, I learned what investors might be missing, and what November’s results could prove. [https://t.co/5P5skeOmgM]
Waymo is coming to Toronto, with riders planned for 2028. I looked at 3 stocks that could benefit: the company running its fleet, the one that owns Waymo and the one helping build its cars. [https://t.co/P59xuDZLwU]
Steel exports fell 60%, 5 First Nations bought into Coastal GasLink, and Waymo picked Toronto for 2028. Looks like Canada is finding new routes. [https://t.co/wnXm79IM4a]
Oil above US$104. Bond yields rising. Before selling a stock, ask: Is cash still coming in after the real bills, or was the thesis built for cheap money? My Thanksgiving stress test covers 3 top stocks.[https://t.co/2u8yZ4jxxY]
Broadcom may help finance the customer buying its AI chips.
Who holds the risk if demand disappoints?
I followed the money, and the Canadian stocks exposed to the buildout. [https://t.co/Wq0wJrJEoT]
This week's newsletter had it all: Algoma 145K tons, LNG Canada 28M tonnes/year, oil under US$100, and AI’s US$42B financing question.
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BlackBerry’s biggest QNX win adds US$100M+ to estimated royalties. But the deal came after the quarter closed. What is already revenue, and what still needs trucks on the road? [https://t.co/xvVYQuNrvF]
TSX? Lows not hit since June.
Canadian 10-year government bond yield hits 3.95%. U.S. equivalent hits 5.1%.
And Brent Crude hits US$105.
But there was even more in this week's newsletter.
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I went to Canada’s Investment Summit. The biggest numbers weren’t the most useful part.
Who gets paid first? Who carries the risk? And how much of the announced money will actually move?
What investors missed, in this week’s paid piece: https://t.co/3DjUM88Ewn
Canada had quite a week:
Oil above US$109
Fed hikes rates
BoC hike fears return
Dollarama raises outlook
Nearly $500B tied to new investment
AI stocks wobble, then Nvidia talks bigger demand
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Canada is pitching $1 trillion in investment over 5 years through a prospectus of 160+ projects.
Ports. Pipelines. Mines. Data centres.
Big headline. Bigger question: what do Canadians actually get out of the deal?
Read more: https://t.co/aiiFAbHUtb
Your Canadian oil stocks and your fuel receipt may have very different opinions about US$100 oil.
Add new trade barriers and two big energy deals, and “good news for Canada” gets complicated.
Here’s what I’m watching as an investor
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Canada ordered 313 rail cars for $4.7B. Mapping where Ottawa wants the next contracts to land, amidst a held interest rate this week.
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Aeroplan is worth an implied $10B. The nutso part? That's more than Air Canada itself. So what could unlock this stock’s hidden value? [https://t.co/RRU1alGnav]
Canada bought 3 more days. Inflation hit 3%, bond yields reached 5.24%, and an $852B AI bet got closer. Here’s what changed for Canadian investors, and what to watch.
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