https://simplecast.com The 5 Minute Investor Podcast Tired of hour-long financial shows? Welcome to The 5 Minute Investor, the podcast that gets straight to the point. Every episode, join Stockhouse columnists Jonathon Brown and Trevor Abes as they deliver two quick, actionable stock picks in just five minutes. We cut through the noise to bring you compelling investment ideas in today's hottest sectors, including AI, tech, lithium, mining, and more. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, get your daily dose of market analysis and discover your next potential investment. This is not financial advice. Copyright 2026. All rights reserved, Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. en Sat, 11 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000 Sat, 11 Apr 2026 04:02:00 +0000 https://Stockhouse.podbean.com The 5 Minute Investor Podcast https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/a65c8c00-f8f8-4548-8ba2-7cf6fee1d956/9d4a96b3-d530-4603-bd54-8e91c7768dcb/3000x3000/5minute_podcast_tml.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://Stockhouse.podbean.com episodic Tired of hour-long financial shows? Welcome to The 5 Minute Investor, the podcast that gets straight to the point. Every episode, join Stockhouse columnists Jonathon Brown and Trevor Abes as they deliver two quick, actionable stock picks in just five minutes. We cut through the noise to bring you compelling investment ideas in today's hottest sectors, including AI, tech, lithium, mining, and more. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, get your daily dose of market analysis and discover your next potential investment. This is not financial advice. Stockhouse false https://feeds.simplecast.com/JTAD_aAZ Stockhouse podcast@stockhouse.com f926ff68-fb7d-4b7e-a9de-1154880c1c8d Oil Above $100: One TSX Stock Riding the Surge Oil prices are surging — but the impact goes far beyond the energy sector.

In Episode 56 of The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Jonathon Brown break down how rising oil prices, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, are reshaping market dynamics across sectors.

From energy producers benefiting directly, to consumer and industrial sectors feeling the squeeze, this episode explores the ripple effects of sustained high fuel costs — and what it means for investors navigating today’s volatile environment.

The conversation then turns to a standout TSX-listed opportunity: Valeura Energy, a company positioned to capitalize on elevated oil prices through strong production, disciplined cost management, and a growing development pipeline.

With oil trading well above operating costs, the hosts examine how Valeura's fundamentals — including reserve replacement, consistent output, and ongoing expansion projects — could translate into continued shareholder value.

In this episode:

  • Why oil prices have surged above US$100 per barrel
  • Which sectors benefit — and which get squeezed
  • How high fuel costs impact consumers, housing, and financials
  • Valeura Energy’s growth strategy and production outlook
  • A key reminder on managing risk during commodity-driven rallies

As always, this podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.


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]]> Sat, 11 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com Oil prices are surging — but the impact goes far beyond the energy sector.

In Episode 56 of The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Jonathon Brown break down how rising oil prices, driven by ongoing geopolitical tensions between the U.S., Israel, and Iran, are reshaping market dynamics across sectors.

From energy producers benefiting directly, to consumer and industrial sectors feeling the squeeze, this episode explores the ripple effects of sustained high fuel costs — and what it means for investors navigating today’s volatile environment.

The conversation then turns to a standout TSX-listed opportunity: Valeura Energy, a company positioned to capitalize on elevated oil prices through strong production, disciplined cost management, and a growing development pipeline.

With oil trading well above operating costs, the hosts examine how Valeura's fundamentals — including reserve replacement, consistent output, and ongoing expansion projects — could translate into continued shareholder value.

In this episode:

  • Why oil prices have surged above US$100 per barrel
  • Which sectors benefit — and which get squeezed
  • How high fuel costs impact consumers, housing, and financials
  • Valeura Energy’s growth strategy and production outlook
  • A key reminder on managing risk during commodity-driven rallies

As always, this podcast is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.


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]]> Oil Above $100: One TSX Stock Riding the Surge Stockhouse 00:07:13 Rising geopolitical tensions have pushed oil prices above US$100 per barrel, creating both opportunities and risks across the market. In this episode of The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Jonathon Brown explore how sustained high oil prices are influencing everything from energy stocks to consumer spending and real estate. While energy companies benefit from increased cash flow, other sectors face mounting cost pressures — highlighting the uneven impact of commodity-driven market shifts. The hosts spotlight Valeura Energy as a potential opportunity for investors, pointing to its strong production profile, low operating costs, and ongoing development projects that position it to benefit from elevated oil prices. They close with a reminder that even in bullish conditions, disciplined position sizing and risk management remain essential. Rising geopolitical tensions have pushed oil prices above US$100 per barrel, creating both opportunities and risks across the market. In this episode of The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Jonathon Brown explore how sustained high oil prices are influencing everything from energy stocks to consumer spending and real estate. While energy companies benefit from increased cash flow, other sectors face mounting cost pressures — highlighting the uneven impact of commodity-driven market shifts. The hosts spotlight Valeura Energy as a potential opportunity for investors, pointing to its strong production profile, low operating costs, and ongoing development projects that position it to benefit from elevated oil prices. They close with a reminder that even in bullish conditions, disciplined position sizing and risk management remain essential. commodity investing, wti crude oil, oil price surge, investing podcast, valero energy, risk management investing, best oil stocks to watch, stock market podcast, economic outlook, oil and gas investing, sectors impacted by oil prices, canadian oil stocks, global energy markets, energy sector outlook, oil trade ideas, geopolitics and oil, inflation and oil prices, energy stocks, us israel iran oil, investing in oil stocks, portfolio strategy, beginner investing, oil stocks, how oil prices affect stocks, stock market outlook, oil over 100 dollars, stock picks 2026, commodities rally, oil prices, tsx energy stocks, market analysis, financial podcast, oil price volatility, oil market outlook, investing during inflation, macro investing, oil demand and supply false full 191 31a1ac68-8c03-474a-b95f-fa1e5c14701a Episode 55: Stocks to hedge a $100 oil world With oil surpassing US$110 per barrel, we’re profiling a pair of stocks with the potential to help you hedge your portfolio against energy market volatility. On this episode, we highlight Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE) and Thunder Gold Corp. (TSXV:TGOL).


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]]> Mon, 6 Apr 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With oil surpassing US$110 per barrel, we’re profiling a pair of stocks with the potential to help you hedge your portfolio against energy market volatility. On this episode, we highlight Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE) and Thunder Gold Corp. (TSXV:TGOL).


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]]> Episode 55: Stocks to hedge a $100 oil world Stockhouse 00:06:55 With oil surpassing US$110 per barrel, we’re profiling a pair of stocks with the potential to help you hedge your portfolio against energy market volatility. On this episode, we highlight Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE) and Thunder Gold Corp. (TSXV:TGOL). With oil surpassing US$110 per barrel, we’re profiling a pair of stocks with the potential to help you hedge your portfolio against energy market volatility. On this episode, we highlight Cenovus Energy Inc. (TSX:CVE) and Thunder Gold Corp. (TSXV:TGOL). false full 55 750a84b7-d738-47f3-b4eb-9e79403f7443 Episode 54: High-Upside Gold Plays Amid Market Pullbacks – Cameo Resources & Nevada King This week on The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Ricki Lee break down two junior gold stocks positioned for potential high rewards despite recent market turbulence.

First, we explore Cameo Resources (CSE: CREO), a junior explorer in Tanzania’s prolific Lake Victoria Goldfields. With a refreshed leadership team and early-stage exploration in a proven gold district, Cameo offers speculative upside for investors seeking leverage to gold’s long-term prospects.

Next, Trevor profiles Nevada King Gold (Venture: NKG), a junior miner with a more developed resource. With over 1.1 million ounces in its Atlanta project and backing from established producer Centerra Gold, Nevada King provides a clearer path to valuation and near-term exploration catalysts.

Tune in to understand the key factors shaping these gold stories: undervalued junior stocks, macro headwinds, and geopolitical tension impacting the yellow metal. Perfect for investors seeking insight into high-conviction mining opportunities during a market pullback.

Available on Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, Stockhouse, and all major podcast platforms.


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]]> Sat, 28 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week on The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Ricki Lee break down two junior gold stocks positioned for potential high rewards despite recent market turbulence.

First, we explore Cameo Resources (CSE: CREO), a junior explorer in Tanzania’s prolific Lake Victoria Goldfields. With a refreshed leadership team and early-stage exploration in a proven gold district, Cameo offers speculative upside for investors seeking leverage to gold’s long-term prospects.

Next, Trevor profiles Nevada King Gold (Venture: NKG), a junior miner with a more developed resource. With over 1.1 million ounces in its Atlanta project and backing from established producer Centerra Gold, Nevada King provides a clearer path to valuation and near-term exploration catalysts.

Tune in to understand the key factors shaping these gold stories: undervalued junior stocks, macro headwinds, and geopolitical tension impacting the yellow metal. Perfect for investors seeking insight into high-conviction mining opportunities during a market pullback.

Available on Spotify, YouTube, iHeartRadio, Stockhouse, and all major podcast platforms.


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]]> Episode 54: High-Upside Gold Plays Amid Market Pullbacks – Cameo Resources & Nevada King Stockhouse 00:06:34 This week on The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Ricki Lee break down two junior gold stocks positioned for potential high rewards despite recent market turbulence. First, we explore Cameo Resources (CSE: CREO), a junior explorer in Tanzania’s prolific Lake Victoria Goldfields. With a refreshed leadership team and early-stage exploration in a proven gold district, Cameo offers speculative upside for investors seeking leverage to gold’s long-term prospects. This week on The 5-Minute Investor, Trevor Abes and Ricki Lee break down two junior gold stocks positioned for potential high rewards despite recent market turbulence. First, we explore Cameo Resources (CSE: CREO), a junior explorer in Tanzania’s prolific Lake Victoria Goldfields. With a refreshed leadership team and early-stage exploration in a proven gold district, Cameo offers speculative upside for investors seeking leverage to gold’s long-term prospects. false full 54 559b7200-a29c-4576-8036-71001d1c0cf5 Episode 53: Oil & gas stocks that are safer bets from Middle East unrest This week, we highlight oil and gas companies operating in safe jurisdictions that make a strong case for weathering ongoing market volatility, prompted by the US and Israel’s invasion of Iran, as well as the latter’s closing off of the Strait of Hormuz and subsequent attacks across the Gulf Region. We feature Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (TSX:CNQ) and Kolibri Global Energy Inc. (TSX:KEI)


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]]> Fri, 20 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we highlight oil and gas companies operating in safe jurisdictions that make a strong case for weathering ongoing market volatility, prompted by the US and Israel’s invasion of Iran, as well as the latter’s closing off of the Strait of Hormuz and subsequent attacks across the Gulf Region. We feature Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (TSX:CNQ) and Kolibri Global Energy Inc. (TSX:KEI)


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]]> Episode 53: Oil & gas stocks that are safer bets from Middle East unrest Stockhouse 00:06:40 This week, we highlight oil and gas companies operating in safe jurisdictions that make a strong case for weathering ongoing market volatility, prompted by the US and Israel’s invasion of Iran, as well as the latter’s closing off of the Strait of Hormuz and subsequent attacks across the Gulf Region. We feature Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (TSX:CNQ) and Kolibri Global Energy Inc. (TSX:KEI) This week, we highlight oil and gas companies operating in safe jurisdictions that make a strong case for weathering ongoing market volatility, prompted by the US and Israel’s invasion of Iran, as well as the latter’s closing off of the Strait of Hormuz and subsequent attacks across the Gulf Region. We feature Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. (TSX:CNQ) and Kolibri Global Energy Inc. (TSX:KEI) false full 53 3ac1b5ac-a054-4206-9e82-36fd7d847794 Episode 52: Canadian critical metals in focus against Strait of Hormuz crisis On this episode, we shed light on the US and Israel’s ongoing war with Iran, whose top global oil reserves, now cut off from Western countries, and strong-arming of the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, is sending markets into a tailspin. We highlight mining stocks VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. (TSXV:VRB) and Strategic Resources (TSXV:SR).


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]]> Fri, 13 Mar 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we shed light on the US and Israel’s ongoing war with Iran, whose top global oil reserves, now cut off from Western countries, and strong-arming of the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, is sending markets into a tailspin. We highlight mining stocks VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. (TSXV:VRB) and Strategic Resources (TSXV:SR).


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]]> Episode 52: Canadian critical metals in focus against Strait of Hormuz crisis Stockhouse 00:06:10 On this episode, we shed light on the US and Israel’s ongoing war with Iran, whose top global oil reserves, now cut off from Western countries, and strong-arming of the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, is sending markets into a tailspin. We highlight mining stocks VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. (TSXV:VRB) and Strategic Resources (TSXV:SR). On this episode, we shed light on the US and Israel’s ongoing war with Iran, whose top global oil reserves, now cut off from Western countries, and strong-arming of the Strait of Hormuz, a key shipping route, is sending markets into a tailspin. We highlight mining stocks VanadiumCorp Resource Inc. (TSXV:VRB) and Strategic Resources (TSXV:SR). false full 52 2c291655-d7b7-43df-bb2f-b784cc804c33 Episode 51: Two stocks to watch after PDAC 2026 This week, we delve into Trevor’s experience at PDAC 2026, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada’s yearly mining convention in Toronto, one of the largest in the world, attracting more than 30,000 attendees. We highlight two stocks from the floor, Libra Energy Materials (CSE:LIBR) and Perseverance Metals (TSXV:PMI).


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]]> Fri, 6 Mar 2026 22:03:05 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we delve into Trevor’s experience at PDAC 2026, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada’s yearly mining convention in Toronto, one of the largest in the world, attracting more than 30,000 attendees. We highlight two stocks from the floor, Libra Energy Materials (CSE:LIBR) and Perseverance Metals (TSXV:PMI).


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]]> Episode 51: Two stocks to watch after PDAC 2026 Stockhouse 00:06:02 This week, we delve into Trevor’s experience at PDAC 2026, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada’s yearly mining convention in Toronto, one of the largest in the world, attracting more than 30,000 attendees. We highlight two stocks from the floor, Libra Energy Materials (CSE:LIBR) and Perseverance Metals (TSXV:PMI). This week, we delve into Trevor’s experience at PDAC 2026, the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada’s yearly mining convention in Toronto, one of the largest in the world, attracting more than 30,000 attendees. We highlight two stocks from the floor, Libra Energy Materials (CSE:LIBR) and Perseverance Metals (TSXV:PMI). false full 51 af01abb6-38f9-4251-9a96-03e5e13672ee Episode 50: Video game stocks in the age of AI This week, we’re immersing ourselves in gaming stocks whose underlying companies are adopting artificial intelligence to bolster creativity as well as shareholder value. This includes the stories behind Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (NASDAQLTTWO), Capcom Company Ltd. (OTC:CCOEF) and (OTC:CCOEY), as well as Roblox Corp. (NYSE:RBLX).


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]]> Fri, 27 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we’re immersing ourselves in gaming stocks whose underlying companies are adopting artificial intelligence to bolster creativity as well as shareholder value. This includes the stories behind Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (NASDAQLTTWO), Capcom Company Ltd. (OTC:CCOEF) and (OTC:CCOEY), as well as Roblox Corp. (NYSE:RBLX).


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]]> Episode 50: Video game stocks in the age of AI Stockhouse 00:08:14 This week, we’re immersing ourselves in gaming stocks whose underlying companies are adopting artificial intelligence to bolster creativity as well as shareholder value. This includes the stories behind Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (NASDAQLTTWO), Capcom Company Ltd. (OTC:CCOEF) and (OTC:CCOEY), as well as Roblox Corp. (NYSE:RBLX). This week, we’re immersing ourselves in gaming stocks whose underlying companies are adopting artificial intelligence to bolster creativity as well as shareholder value. This includes the stories behind Microsoft Corp. (NASDAQ:MSFT), Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. (NASDAQLTTWO), Capcom Company Ltd. (OTC:CCOEF) and (OTC:CCOEY), as well as Roblox Corp. (NYSE:RBLX). false full 50 36eadf97-9f85-4906-bcf9-1c499bc052c5 Episode 49: 2 metals crucial to AI and EV’s futures On this episode, we look at two mining stocks crucial to the rare earths picture for their role in mining two minerals targeted for AI centre and electric vehicle battery development – Gallium (Snow Lake Resources Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITH)) and neodymium (MP: Materials Corp. (NYSE:MP)).


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]]> Mon, 23 Feb 2026 00:00:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at two mining stocks crucial to the rare earths picture for their role in mining two minerals targeted for AI centre and electric vehicle battery development – Gallium (Snow Lake Resources Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITH)) and neodymium (MP: Materials Corp. (NYSE:MP)).


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]]> Episode 49: 2 metals crucial to AI and EV’s futures Stockhouse 00:05:54 On this episode, we look at two mining stocks crucial to the rare earths picture for their role in mining two minerals targeted for AI centre and electric vehicle battery development – Gallium (Snow Lake Resources Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITH)) and neodymium (MP: Materials Corp. (NYSE:MP)). On this episode, we look at two mining stocks crucial to the rare earths picture for their role in mining two minerals targeted for AI centre and electric vehicle battery development – Gallium (Snow Lake Resources Ltd. (NASDAQ:LITH)) and neodymium (MP: Materials Corp. (NYSE:MP)). false full 49 Stockhouse.podbean.com/5459dcf9-89b0-3d11-818b-0a0cbdf51f1d Episode 48: Solar stocks priced to shine On this episode, we look at a pair of solar stocks positioned to benefit from AI energy demand, Northland Power (TSX:NPI) and Enphase Energy (NASDAQ:ENPH).


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]]> Fri, 13 Feb 2026 16:00:38 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at a pair of solar stocks positioned to benefit from AI energy demand, Northland Power (TSX:NPI) and Enphase Energy (NASDAQ:ENPH).


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]]> Episode 48: Solar stocks priced to shine Stockhouse 00:05:56 On this episode, we look at a pair of solar stocks positioned to benefit from AI energy demand, Northland Power (TSX:NPI) and Enphase Energy (NASDAQ:ENPH). On this episode, we look at a pair of solar stocks positioned to benefit from AI energy demand, Northland Power (TSX:NPI) and Enphase Energy (NASDAQ:ENPH). false full 48 Stockhouse.podbean.com/fb17d659-d574-301a-9322-28799d9c070c Episode 47: The enduring value of oil and gas stocks On this episode, we look at two high-profile oil and gas stocks, Baytex Energy Corp. (TSX:BTE) and Hemisphere Energy Corp. (TSXV:HME).


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]]> Fri, 6 Feb 2026 21:26:12 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at two high-profile oil and gas stocks, Baytex Energy Corp. (TSX:BTE) and Hemisphere Energy Corp. (TSXV:HME).


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]]> Episode 47: The enduring value of oil and gas stocks Stockhouse 00:05:28 On this episode, we look at two high-profile oil and gas stocks, Baytex Energy Corp. (TSX:BTE) and Hemisphere Energy Corp. (TSXV:HME). On this episode, we look at two high-profile oil and gas stocks, Baytex Energy Corp. (TSX:BTE) and Hemisphere Energy Corp. (TSXV:HME). false full 47 Stockhouse.podbean.com/0c855844-cf87-323a-a64b-34204587fa27 Episode 46: Stocks taking advantage of the record silver run On this episode, we delineate the investment cases for a pair of silver stocks whose operations are optimally built to leverage record-high prices of more than US$100 per ounce - Silvercorp Metals Inc. (TSX:SVM) and Highlander Silver Corp. (TSX:HSLV).


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]]> Fri, 30 Jan 2026 17:29:16 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we delineate the investment cases for a pair of silver stocks whose operations are optimally built to leverage record-high prices of more than US$100 per ounce - Silvercorp Metals Inc. (TSX:SVM) and Highlander Silver Corp. (TSX:HSLV).


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]]> Episode 46: Stocks taking advantage of the record silver run Stockhouse 00:05:58 On this episode, we delineate the investment cases for a pair of silver stocks whose operations are optimally built to leverage record-high prices of more than US$100 per ounce - Silvercorp Metals Inc. (TSX:SVM) and Highlander Silver Corp. (TSX:HSLV). On this episode, we delineate the investment cases for a pair of silver stocks whose operations are optimally built to leverage record-high prices of more than US$100 per ounce - Silvercorp Metals Inc. (TSX:SVM) and Highlander Silver Corp. (TSX:HSLV). false full 46 Stockhouse.podbean.com/a3102f81-7ec1-3d86-acfe-a21ef3fdd319 Episode 45: Two small-cap defence stocks capturing a major market Geopolitical tension and military violence have been rising feverishly and, on this episode, we look at two tech stocks that are pursuing defence interests - MDA Space Ltd. (TSX:MDA) and Firan Technology (TSX:FTG).


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]]> Fri, 23 Jan 2026 17:07:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com Geopolitical tension and military violence have been rising feverishly and, on this episode, we look at two tech stocks that are pursuing defence interests - MDA Space Ltd. (TSX:MDA) and Firan Technology (TSX:FTG).


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]]> Episode 45: Two small-cap defence stocks capturing a major market Stockhouse 00:05:51 Geopolitical tension and military violence have been rising feverishly and, on this episode, we look at two tech stocks that are pursuing defence interests - MDA Space Ltd. (TSX:MDA) and Firan Technology (TSX:FTG). Geopolitical tension and military violence have been rising feverishly and, on this episode, we look at two tech stocks that are pursuing defence interests - MDA Space Ltd. (TSX:MDA) and Firan Technology (TSX:FTG). false full 45 Stockhouse.podbean.com/d1c2bb73-f58b-36a2-ba6b-7f5be8d7403f Episode 44: Greenland-based mining stocks On this episode, we analyze a pair of stocks with operations based in Greenland, a resource-rich territory under Danish control currently commanding the world’s attention following US president Trump’s threats of annexation - Energy Transition Minerals (ASX:ETM) and Amaroq (TSXV:AMRQ).


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]]> Fri, 16 Jan 2026 17:35:17 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we analyze a pair of stocks with operations based in Greenland, a resource-rich territory under Danish control currently commanding the world’s attention following US president Trump’s threats of annexation - Energy Transition Minerals (ASX:ETM) and Amaroq (TSXV:AMRQ).


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]]> Episode 44: Greenland-based mining stocks Stockhouse 00:05:25 On this episode, we analyze a pair of stocks with operations based in Greenland, a resource-rich territory under Danish control currently commanding the world’s attention following US president Trump’s threats of annexation - Energy Transition Minerals (ASX:ETM) and Amaroq (TSXV:AMRQ). On this episode, we analyze a pair of stocks with operations based in Greenland, a resource-rich territory under Danish control currently commanding the world’s attention following US president Trump’s threats of annexation - Energy Transition Minerals (ASX:ETM) and Amaroq (TSXV:AMRQ). false full 44 Stockhouse.podbean.com/2f206ad8-0864-376b-9b26-57b9fe329029 Episode 43: Canadian oil stocks thriving in the wake of the Venezuelan invasion On this episode, we analyze a pair of Canadian oil stocks with attractive long-term prospects, Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) and Greenfire Resources (TSX:GFR) in contrast to the ongoing uncertainty following the US attack on Venezuela, home to the world’s largest oil reserves.


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]]> Fri, 9 Jan 2026 21:05:21 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we analyze a pair of Canadian oil stocks with attractive long-term prospects, Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) and Greenfire Resources (TSX:GFR) in contrast to the ongoing uncertainty following the US attack on Venezuela, home to the world’s largest oil reserves.


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]]> Episode 43: Canadian oil stocks thriving in the wake of the Venezuelan invasion Stockhouse 00:05:52 On this episode, we analyze a pair of Canadian oil stocks with attractive long-term prospects, Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) and Greenfire Resources (TSX:GFR) in contrast to the ongoing uncertainty following the US attack on Venezuela, home to the world’s largest oil reserves. On this episode, we analyze a pair of Canadian oil stocks with attractive long-term prospects, Suncor Energy (TSX:SU) and Greenfire Resources (TSX:GFR) in contrast to the ongoing uncertainty following the US attack on Venezuela, home to the world’s largest oil reserves. false full 41 Stockhouse.podbean.com/83cdca60-0c91-3935-a8e2-fe1850e75b86 Episode 42: What to expect from gold and AI in 2026 On this episode, we look at two sectors with potential worth watching out for in 2026 – the gold market and the artificial intelligence segment. What have their impacts been in capital markets? What can we expect next year? Tune in to find out.


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]]> Thu, 18 Dec 2025 19:25:17 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at two sectors with potential worth watching out for in 2026 – the gold market and the artificial intelligence segment. What have their impacts been in capital markets? What can we expect next year? Tune in to find out.


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]]> Episode 42: What to expect from gold and AI in 2026 Stockhouse 00:06:36 On this episode, we look at two sectors with potential worth watching out for in 2026 – the gold market and the artificial intelligence segment. What have their impacts been in capital markets? What can we expect next year? Tune in to find out. On this episode, we look at two sectors with potential worth watching out for in 2026 – the gold market and the artificial intelligence segment. What have their impacts been in capital markets? What can we expect next year? Tune in to find out. false full 42 Stockhouse.podbean.com/b345e36c-28b0-38c1-9b02-278ac70767d6 Episode 41: Santa Claus rally stocks On this episode, we look at two stocks who show potential during the “Santa Claus rally” – Shopify (TSX/NASDAQ:SHOP) and Monument Mining (TSXV:MMY).


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]]> Fri, 12 Dec 2025 19:47:23 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at two stocks who show potential during the “Santa Claus rally” – Shopify (TSX/NASDAQ:SHOP) and Monument Mining (TSXV:MMY).


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]]> Episode 41: Santa Claus rally stocks Stockhouse 00:05:58 On this episode, we look at two stocks who show potential during the “Santa Claus rally” – Shopify (TSX/NASDAQ:SHOP) and Monument Mining (TSXV:MMY). On this episode, we look at two stocks who show potential during the “Santa Claus rally” – Shopify (TSX/NASDAQ:SHOP) and Monument Mining (TSXV:MMY). false full 41 Stockhouse.podbean.com/414af78c-9df7-37d1-8c74-d37d4b8bc465 Episode 40: Retail stocks to watch this Christmas This week, we’re talking about Roots (TSX:ROOT) and Kits Eyecare (TSX:KITS), a pair of publicly traded brands likely to generate accelerating revenue over the holidays and pique investor interest.


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]]> Fri, 5 Dec 2025 20:59:25 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we’re talking about Roots (TSX:ROOT) and Kits Eyecare (TSX:KITS), a pair of publicly traded brands likely to generate accelerating revenue over the holidays and pique investor interest.


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]]> Episode 40: Retail stocks to watch this Christmas Stockhouse 00:05:24 This week, we’re talking about Roots (TSX:ROOT) and Kits Eyecare (TSX:KITS), a pair of publicly traded brands likely to generate accelerating revenue over the holidays and pique investor interest. This week, we’re talking about Roots (TSX:ROOT) and Kits Eyecare (TSX:KITS), a pair of publicly traded brands likely to generate accelerating revenue over the holidays and pique investor interest. false full 190 Stockhouse.podbean.com/338a1c22-5747-3e55-a0d5-08876568a01b Episode 39: Meet two new exciting stock opportunities On this episode, we look at two fresh faces on Bay Street - a pair of stocks that recently began trading - Dr. Phone Fix Canada (TSXV:DPF) and Reddit (TSX:RDDT).


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]]> Fri, 28 Nov 2025 19:51:25 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at two fresh faces on Bay Street - a pair of stocks that recently began trading - Dr. Phone Fix Canada (TSXV:DPF) and Reddit (TSX:RDDT).


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]]> Episode 39: Meet two new exciting stock opportunities Stockhouse 00:05:29 On this episode, we look at two fresh faces on Bay Street - a pair of stocks that recently began trading - Dr. Phone Fix Canada (TSXV:DPF) and Reddit (TSX:RDDT). On this episode, we look at two fresh faces on Bay Street - a pair of stocks that recently began trading - Dr. Phone Fix Canada (TSXV:DPF) and Reddit (TSX:RDDT). false full 39 Stockhouse.podbean.com/a75ca6ed-6441-30d4-8382-c8ae346db90d Episode 38: AI-focused tech stocks We look at two tech stocks that use AI to advance their business – BlackBerry (TSX:BB) and Innodata (NASDAQ:INOD).


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]]> Fri, 21 Nov 2025 19:12:31 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com We look at two tech stocks that use AI to advance their business – BlackBerry (TSX:BB) and Innodata (NASDAQ:INOD).


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]]> Episode 38: AI-focused tech stocks Stockhouse 00:06:06 We look at two tech stocks that use AI to advance their business – BlackBerry (TSX:BB) and Innodata (NASDAQ:INOD). We look at two tech stocks that use AI to advance their business – BlackBerry (TSX:BB) and Innodata (NASDAQ:INOD). false full 38 Stockhouse.podbean.com/4f3b5447-c3f3-36bb-8790-98771ee80fc9 Ep. 37: Pharma stocks in the fight against cancer In this episode, we examine a pair of early-stage drug development stocks at the forefront of cancer research: Theralase Technologies (TSXV:TLT) and Oncolytics Biotech (NASDAQ:ONCY).


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]]> Fri, 14 Nov 2025 17:58:54 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com In this episode, we examine a pair of early-stage drug development stocks at the forefront of cancer research: Theralase Technologies (TSXV:TLT) and Oncolytics Biotech (NASDAQ:ONCY).


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]]> Ep. 37: Pharma stocks in the fight against cancer Stockhouse 00:06:04 In this episode, we examine a pair of early-stage drug development stocks at the forefront of cancer research: Theralase Technologies (TSXV:TLT) and Oncolytics Biotech (NASDAQ:ONCY). In this episode, we examine a pair of early-stage drug development stocks at the forefront of cancer research: Theralase Technologies (TSXV:TLT) and Oncolytics Biotech (NASDAQ:ONCY). false full 37 Stockhouse.podbean.com/1f229674-5842-322c-9319-29d1ccaa98d2 Episode 36: Stocks to benefit from Canada's latest budget On this episode, we look at two stocks set to benefit from the Government of Canada’s first budget, we look at Nouveau Monde Graphite (TSX:NOU) and Bombardier (TSX:BBD).


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]]> Fri, 7 Nov 2025 17:37:21 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at two stocks set to benefit from the Government of Canada’s first budget, we look at Nouveau Monde Graphite (TSX:NOU) and Bombardier (TSX:BBD).


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]]> Episode 36: Stocks to benefit from Canada's latest budget Stockhouse 00:05:51 On this episode, we look at two stocks set to benefit from the Government of Canada’s first budget, we look at Nouveau Monde Graphite (TSX:NOU) and Bombardier (TSX:BBD). On this episode, we look at two stocks set to benefit from the Government of Canada’s first budget, we look at Nouveau Monde Graphite (TSX:NOU) and Bombardier (TSX:BBD). false full 189 Stockhouse.podbean.com/67e3bc98-717d-3348-9bea-8bce502f2372 Episode 35: Gold stocks shining during the U.S. government shutdown On this episode of the 5-Minute Investor, we look at two gold stocks that have seen growth as a safe haven asset during the current shutdown of the U.S. government: Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX:AEM) and  Talisker Resources (TSX:TSK).


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]]> Mon, 3 Nov 2025 14:26:59 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode of the 5-Minute Investor, we look at two gold stocks that have seen growth as a safe haven asset during the current shutdown of the U.S. government: Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX:AEM) and  Talisker Resources (TSX:TSK).


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]]> Episode 35: Gold stocks shining during the U.S. government shutdown Stockhouse 00:04:45 On this episode of the 5-Minute Investor, we look at two gold stocks that have seen growth as a safe haven asset during the current shutdown of the U.S. government: Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX:AEM) and  Talisker Resources (TSX:TSK). On this episode of the 5-Minute Investor, we look at two gold stocks that have seen growth as a safe haven asset during the current shutdown of the U.S. government: Agnico Eagle Mines (TSX:AEM) and  Talisker Resources (TSX:TSK). false full 35 Stockhouse.podbean.com/2973e572-8d4f-3c41-9de7-f5d25dc28c43 The 5-Minute Investor Ep 34: Quantum technology stocks On this episode, we look at the emerging trend behind quantum technology stocks, specifically D-Wave Quantum (NYSE:QBTS) and Quantum eMotion (TSXV:QNC).


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]]> Fri, 24 Oct 2025 17:00:31 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com On this episode, we look at the emerging trend behind quantum technology stocks, specifically D-Wave Quantum (NYSE:QBTS) and Quantum eMotion (TSXV:QNC).


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]]> The 5-Minute Investor Ep 34: Quantum technology stocks Stockhouse 00:05:00 On this episode, we look at the emerging trend behind quantum technology stocks, specifically D-Wave Quantum (NYSE:QBTS) and Quantum eMotion (TSXV:QNC). On this episode, we look at the emerging trend behind quantum technology stocks, specifically D-Wave Quantum (NYSE:QBTS) and Quantum eMotion (TSXV:QNC). false full 34 Stockhouse.podbean.com/96c8a9b8-fdf9-3093-a303-59a354108abb 10x Returns: An AI Rocket (ISTK) vs. A Healthcare Disruptor (NURS) | Ep. 33 This week, we're looking at the elusive "tenbagger"—stocks that have delivered at least a 10x return over the past year. We analyze two Canadian small-cap companies that have achieved this incredible feat and explore what's driving their explosive growth.

Jon Brown dives into Intellabridge Technology Corporation (CSE: ISTK), an AI company whose stock has soared an astounding 3500% this year alone, earning it a dominant spot on the CSE25 Index. He explores its enterprise AI suite and strategic acquisition in the digital asset space. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Hydreight Technologies (TSXV: NURS), a mobile health innovator whose "Uber for nurses" platform has driven a 900% return, fueled by massive revenue growth and a clear path to profitability in the booming home healthcare market.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Intellabridge Technology Corporation (CSE: ISTK): A rapidly growing AI company developing enterprise solutions (Intelliscope) and expanding into digital assets via acquisition, resulting in exponential stock growth.
  • Hydreight Technologies Inc. (TSXV: NURS): A mobile clinic network provider ("Uber for nurses") experiencing explosive revenue growth, achieving cash flow positivity, and targeting the massive US home healthcare market.

Topics Discussed:

  • What makes a "tenbagger" stock?
  • Investing in high-growth small-cap technology and healthcare.
  • The role of AI in enterprise solutions and the energy sector.
  • Digital asset management and Decentralized AI.
  • The "Uberization" of healthcare and mobile clinic networks.
  • Identifying companies with exponential revenue growth and improving profitability.

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]]> Fri, 17 Oct 2025 17:47:46 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're looking at the elusive "tenbagger"—stocks that have delivered at least a 10x return over the past year. We analyze two Canadian small-cap companies that have achieved this incredible feat and explore what's driving their explosive growth.

Jon Brown dives into Intellabridge Technology Corporation (CSE: ISTK), an AI company whose stock has soared an astounding 3500% this year alone, earning it a dominant spot on the CSE25 Index. He explores its enterprise AI suite and strategic acquisition in the digital asset space. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Hydreight Technologies (TSXV: NURS), a mobile health innovator whose "Uber for nurses" platform has driven a 900% return, fueled by massive revenue growth and a clear path to profitability in the booming home healthcare market.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Intellabridge Technology Corporation (CSE: ISTK): A rapidly growing AI company developing enterprise solutions (Intelliscope) and expanding into digital assets via acquisition, resulting in exponential stock growth.
  • Hydreight Technologies Inc. (TSXV: NURS): A mobile clinic network provider ("Uber for nurses") experiencing explosive revenue growth, achieving cash flow positivity, and targeting the massive US home healthcare market.

Topics Discussed:

  • What makes a "tenbagger" stock?
  • Investing in high-growth small-cap technology and healthcare.
  • The role of AI in enterprise solutions and the energy sector.
  • Digital asset management and Decentralized AI.
  • The "Uberization" of healthcare and mobile clinic networks.
  • Identifying companies with exponential revenue growth and improving profitability.

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]]> 10x Returns: An AI Rocket (ISTK) vs. A Healthcare Disruptor (NURS) | Ep. 33 Stockhouse 00:05:10 Ever dream of a 10x return? We analyze two stocks that actually did it this year! First, AI rocket Intellabridge Technology (CSE: ISTK), up 3500%. Then, healthcare disruptor Hydreight Technologies (TSXV: NURS), creator of the ”Uber for nurses,” up 900%. Ever dream of a 10x return? We analyze two stocks that actually did it this year! First, AI rocket Intellabridge Technology (CSE: ISTK), up 3500%. Then, healthcare disruptor Hydreight Technologies (TSXV: NURS), creator of the ”Uber for nurses,” up 900%. false full 33 Stockhouse.podbean.com/ccb244f3-925b-3fb6-8515-10e3794616f5 Government-Backed Miners: Lithium (LAC) vs. Copper & Cobalt (TMQ) | Ep. 32 This week, we're diving into the world of critical minerals and analyzing two mining stocks that have recently secured direct backing from the US government, highlighting a major trend in resource investing.

Jon Brown looks at Lithium Americas (TSX: LAC), which just finalized a massive $2.2 billion loan from the US Department of Energy for its Thacker Pass lithium project, giving the US government a direct equity stake in the company. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Trilogy Metals (TSX: TMQ), a copper and cobalt developer in Alaska whose stock tripled after the US Department of War took a 10% stake to help expedite permitting and construction for its vital projects.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Lithium Americas Corp. (TSX: LAC): A leading lithium developer advancing one of North America's largest lithium resources (Thacker Pass) with significant financial backing and an equity stake from the US Department of Energy.
  • Trilogy Metals Inc. (TSX: TMQ): An exploration and development company focused on high-grade copper, cobalt, and other base/precious metals in Alaska, with direct project support and an equity stake from the US Department of War.

Topics Discussed:

  • Government investment as a catalyst for mining stocks.
  • The strategic importance of critical minerals (lithium, copper, cobalt).
  • US Department of Energy (DOE) loans and equity stakes.
  • The role of the US Department of War in resource development.
  • North American energy independence and securing domestic supply chains.
  • Analyzing high-grade base and precious metal deposits.

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]]> Fri, 10 Oct 2025 19:55:44 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're diving into the world of critical minerals and analyzing two mining stocks that have recently secured direct backing from the US government, highlighting a major trend in resource investing.

Jon Brown looks at Lithium Americas (TSX: LAC), which just finalized a massive $2.2 billion loan from the US Department of Energy for its Thacker Pass lithium project, giving the US government a direct equity stake in the company. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Trilogy Metals (TSX: TMQ), a copper and cobalt developer in Alaska whose stock tripled after the US Department of War took a 10% stake to help expedite permitting and construction for its vital projects.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Lithium Americas Corp. (TSX: LAC): A leading lithium developer advancing one of North America's largest lithium resources (Thacker Pass) with significant financial backing and an equity stake from the US Department of Energy.
  • Trilogy Metals Inc. (TSX: TMQ): An exploration and development company focused on high-grade copper, cobalt, and other base/precious metals in Alaska, with direct project support and an equity stake from the US Department of War.

Topics Discussed:

  • Government investment as a catalyst for mining stocks.
  • The strategic importance of critical minerals (lithium, copper, cobalt).
  • US Department of Energy (DOE) loans and equity stakes.
  • The role of the US Department of War in resource development.
  • North American energy independence and securing domestic supply chains.
  • Analyzing high-grade base and precious metal deposits.

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]]> Government-Backed Miners: Lithium (LAC) vs. Copper & Cobalt (TMQ) | Ep. 32 Stockhouse 00:05:03 The US government is investing directly in mining stocks! We look at two companies getting major backing: Lithium Americas (TSX: LAC), securing a $2.2B DOE loan for its massive lithium project, and Trilogy Metals (TSX: TMQ), whose stock tripled after the Dept. of War took a stake in its Alaskan copper/cobalt project. The US government is investing directly in mining stocks! We look at two companies getting major backing: Lithium Americas (TSX: LAC), securing a $2.2B DOE loan for its massive lithium project, and Trilogy Metals (TSX: TMQ), whose stock tripled after the Dept. of War took a stake in its Alaskan copper/cobalt project. false full 32 Stockhouse.podbean.com/06e9ca72-be7b-3c06-a192-30c820b96fff Post-EA Shake-Up: A Gaming Giant (TTWO) vs. An Esports Upstart (OAM) | Ep. 31 With Electronic Arts going private in a massive $55 billion deal, the public gaming market has been shaken up. This week, we analyze where investors can look now, contrasting a global publishing giant with a small-cap esports innovator.

Jon Brown looks at Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO), highlighting the immense pressure on the public company to deliver on its blockbuster franchise, Grand Theft Auto 6. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Overactive Media (TSXV: OAM), an undervalued small-cap esports company that is on the verge of profitability and is diversifying its revenue with a new AI-powered SaaS platform.

This Episode's Picks:

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO): A major global video game publisher, representing a high-stakes investment thesis centered on the successful and timely delivery of blockbuster titles like Grand Theft Auto 6.

Overactive Media Corp. (TSXV: OAM): A pure-play esports company with successful teams in Call of Duty, Valorant, and League of Legends. A potential value play with strong revenue growth, drastically reduced losses, and a new AI venture.

Topics Discussed:

  • The impact of the EA go-private deal on the gaming industry.
  • Investing in major game publishers vs. small-cap esports teams.
  • The hype cycle and financial impact of blockbuster games like GTA 6.
  • Analyzing small-cap companies on the path to profitability.
  • AI-powered SaaS platforms and the creator economy.

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]]> Fri, 3 Oct 2025 16:27:21 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With Electronic Arts going private in a massive $55 billion deal, the public gaming market has been shaken up. This week, we analyze where investors can look now, contrasting a global publishing giant with a small-cap esports innovator.

Jon Brown looks at Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO), highlighting the immense pressure on the public company to deliver on its blockbuster franchise, Grand Theft Auto 6. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Overactive Media (TSXV: OAM), an undervalued small-cap esports company that is on the verge of profitability and is diversifying its revenue with a new AI-powered SaaS platform.

This Episode's Picks:

Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO): A major global video game publisher, representing a high-stakes investment thesis centered on the successful and timely delivery of blockbuster titles like Grand Theft Auto 6.

Overactive Media Corp. (TSXV: OAM): A pure-play esports company with successful teams in Call of Duty, Valorant, and League of Legends. A potential value play with strong revenue growth, drastically reduced losses, and a new AI venture.

Topics Discussed:

  • The impact of the EA go-private deal on the gaming industry.
  • Investing in major game publishers vs. small-cap esports teams.
  • The hype cycle and financial impact of blockbuster games like GTA 6.
  • Analyzing small-cap companies on the path to profitability.
  • AI-powered SaaS platforms and the creator economy.

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]]> Post-EA Shake-Up: A Gaming Giant (TTWO) vs. An Esports Upstart (OAM) | Ep. 31 Stockhouse 00:05:00 With EA off the public market, where should gaming investors look? We compare two options: Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO), the giant under pressure to deliver GTA 6, and Overactive Media (TSXV: OAM), an undervalued esports company on the verge of profitability. With EA off the public market, where should gaming investors look? We compare two options: Take-Two Interactive (NASDAQ: TTWO), the giant under pressure to deliver GTA 6, and Overactive Media (TSXV: OAM), an undervalued esports company on the verge of profitability. false full 31 Stockhouse.podbean.com/3543c8fb-26ef-3f36-825b-ce8a2e3c6884 Underrated REITs: Residential (CAR.UN) vs. Commercial (BTB.UN) | Ep. 30 With a more dovish interest rate environment on the horizon, we're talking about Canadian real estate stocks that could be poised for a rebound. This week, we analyze two underrated REITs with strong fundamentals and potential upside.

Jon Brown looks at Canadian Apartment Properties REIT (TSX: CAR.UN), one of Canada's largest residential landlords. He explores how its strategic acquisitions in unregulated markets and a stock price trading below fair value create a compelling opportunity for both growth and income. Then, Trevor Abes dives into BTB REIT (TSX: BTB.UN), a diversified commercial REIT whose market capitalization is trading at a significant discount to its property values, creating a potential 40%+ margin of safety for value investors.

This Episode's Picks:

Canadian Apartment Properties REIT (TSX: CAR.UN): A large-cap residential REIT with a stable monthly dividend, a strategic focus on high-demand markets, and a stock price that analysts believe is trading 20% below fair value.

BTB REIT (TSX: BTB.UN): A diversified commercial REIT (industrial, office, retail) with a proven track record of profitability and a deep value proposition, trading at a significant discount to its net asset value.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).
  • The impact of Bank of Canada interest rate cuts on the real estate market.
  • Comparing residential vs. commercial REITs.
  • How to identify undervalued REITs and margins of safety.
  • The importance of monthly distributions for income investors.

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]]> Fri, 26 Sep 2025 17:10:53 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With a more dovish interest rate environment on the horizon, we're talking about Canadian real estate stocks that could be poised for a rebound. This week, we analyze two underrated REITs with strong fundamentals and potential upside.

Jon Brown looks at Canadian Apartment Properties REIT (TSX: CAR.UN), one of Canada's largest residential landlords. He explores how its strategic acquisitions in unregulated markets and a stock price trading below fair value create a compelling opportunity for both growth and income. Then, Trevor Abes dives into BTB REIT (TSX: BTB.UN), a diversified commercial REIT whose market capitalization is trading at a significant discount to its property values, creating a potential 40%+ margin of safety for value investors.

This Episode's Picks:

Canadian Apartment Properties REIT (TSX: CAR.UN): A large-cap residential REIT with a stable monthly dividend, a strategic focus on high-demand markets, and a stock price that analysts believe is trading 20% below fair value.

BTB REIT (TSX: BTB.UN): A diversified commercial REIT (industrial, office, retail) with a proven track record of profitability and a deep value proposition, trading at a significant discount to its net asset value.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs).
  • The impact of Bank of Canada interest rate cuts on the real estate market.
  • Comparing residential vs. commercial REITs.
  • How to identify undervalued REITs and margins of safety.
  • The importance of monthly distributions for income investors.

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]]> Underrated REITs: Residential (CAR.UN) vs. Commercial (BTB.UN) | Ep. 30 Stockhouse 00:05:00 With interest rates falling, is it time to look at real estate? We compare two underrated Canadian REITs: CAPREIT (TSX: CAR.UN), a residential giant trading below fair value, and BTB REIT (TSX: BTB.UN), a diversified commercial player with a potential 40% upside. With interest rates falling, is it time to look at real estate? We compare two underrated Canadian REITs: CAPREIT (TSX: CAR.UN), a residential giant trading below fair value, and BTB REIT (TSX: BTB.UN), a diversified commercial player with a potential 40% upside. false full 30 Stockhouse.podbean.com/07f275d6-7a72-3a9a-8f67-e04b14835483 Green Infrastructure: The Builder (BDT) vs. The Producer (BLX) | Ep. 29 This week, we're talking about companies specializing in green construction and infrastructure that are helping to expedite the energy transition. We analyze two Canadian leaders with very different roles in building a sustainable future.

Jon Brown looks at Bird Construction (TSX: BDT), a century-old company that is now a leader in sustainable development, with major contracts to build everything from green military housing to net-zero chemical plants. Then, Trevor Abes dives into Boralex (TSX: BLX), a major independent renewable energy producer whose strong growth and profitable history seem disconnected from its lagging stock price, presenting a compelling contrarian opportunity.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Bird Construction Inc. (TSX: BDT): A diversified Canadian construction company with a strong ESG focus, a massive backlog of green infrastructure projects, and a recent strategic acquisition.
  • Boralex Inc. (TSX: BLX): A major independent producer of wind, solar, and hydro power with a proven track record of growth, presenting a potential value play for contrarian investors.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in green infrastructure and construction.
  • The impact of government spending on sustainable development.
  • Contrarian investing in the renewable energy sector.
  • Analyzing companies with a strong ESG framework.
  • Comparing the investment case for a "builder" versus a "producer."

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]]> Fri, 19 Sep 2025 17:01:17 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're talking about companies specializing in green construction and infrastructure that are helping to expedite the energy transition. We analyze two Canadian leaders with very different roles in building a sustainable future.

Jon Brown looks at Bird Construction (TSX: BDT), a century-old company that is now a leader in sustainable development, with major contracts to build everything from green military housing to net-zero chemical plants. Then, Trevor Abes dives into Boralex (TSX: BLX), a major independent renewable energy producer whose strong growth and profitable history seem disconnected from its lagging stock price, presenting a compelling contrarian opportunity.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Bird Construction Inc. (TSX: BDT): A diversified Canadian construction company with a strong ESG focus, a massive backlog of green infrastructure projects, and a recent strategic acquisition.
  • Boralex Inc. (TSX: BLX): A major independent producer of wind, solar, and hydro power with a proven track record of growth, presenting a potential value play for contrarian investors.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in green infrastructure and construction.
  • The impact of government spending on sustainable development.
  • Contrarian investing in the renewable energy sector.
  • Analyzing companies with a strong ESG framework.
  • Comparing the investment case for a "builder" versus a "producer."

Further Reading & Resources:

This week’s picks: TSX:BDT | TSX:BLX

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]]> Green Infrastructure: The Builder (BDT) vs. The Producer (BLX) | Ep. 29 Stockhouse 00:05:21 We’re looking at two ways to invest in green infrastructure. First, Bird Construction (TSX: BDT), the company building everything from green military housing to nuclear projects. Then, Boralex (TSX: BLX), the undervalued renewable energy producer whose stock performance doesn’t seem to match its strong fundamentals. We’re looking at two ways to invest in green infrastructure. First, Bird Construction (TSX: BDT), the company building everything from green military housing to nuclear projects. Then, Boralex (TSX: BLX), the undervalued renewable energy producer whose stock performance doesn’t seem to match its strong fundamentals. false full 29 Stockhouse.podbean.com/bd1ac808-bf06-327a-bf31-f83576a1e7b7 Flow-Through Mining: A Lithium Explorer (FLM) vs. A Uranium Discoverer (FUU) | Ep. 28 This week, we're diving into the world of flow-through shares—a unique Canadian investment that offers the double benefit of equity in a mining company and a tax deduction. We're highlighting two junior miners currently raising capital through this method.

Jon Brown looks at First Lithium Minerals (CSE: FLM), an early-stage exploration company offering a ground-floor opportunity with its flow-through financing as it explores for gold, lithium, and other critical metals in Ontario. Then, Trevor Abes analyzes F3 Uranium (TSXV: FUU), a company that has already made a high-grade uranium discovery in the Athabasca Basin and is raising flow-through capital to further delineate what could be a world-class resource.

This Episode's Picks:

  • First Lithium Minerals Corp. (CSE: FLM): An early-stage mineral exploration company with a flow-through share offering to fund its search for gold and critical metals at its Liddicoat project in Ontario.
  • F3 Uranium Corp. (TSXV: FUU): A uranium exploration company with a high-grade discovery at its Patterson Lake North project, offering investors leverage to the rising uranium price plus the tax benefits of its flow-through financing.

Topics Discussed:

  • How flow-through shares work for investors (equity + tax deduction).
  • Early-stage mineral exploration for lithium and gold.
  • The high-grade uranium market in the Athabasca Basin.
  • The long-term demand forecast for uranium.
  • Comparing a speculative, multi-metal explorer with a more advanced discovery-stage company.

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]]> Mon, 15 Sep 2025 13:26:50 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're diving into the world of flow-through shares—a unique Canadian investment that offers the double benefit of equity in a mining company and a tax deduction. We're highlighting two junior miners currently raising capital through this method.

Jon Brown looks at First Lithium Minerals (CSE: FLM), an early-stage exploration company offering a ground-floor opportunity with its flow-through financing as it explores for gold, lithium, and other critical metals in Ontario. Then, Trevor Abes analyzes F3 Uranium (TSXV: FUU), a company that has already made a high-grade uranium discovery in the Athabasca Basin and is raising flow-through capital to further delineate what could be a world-class resource.

This Episode's Picks:

  • First Lithium Minerals Corp. (CSE: FLM): An early-stage mineral exploration company with a flow-through share offering to fund its search for gold and critical metals at its Liddicoat project in Ontario.
  • F3 Uranium Corp. (TSXV: FUU): A uranium exploration company with a high-grade discovery at its Patterson Lake North project, offering investors leverage to the rising uranium price plus the tax benefits of its flow-through financing.

Topics Discussed:

  • How flow-through shares work for investors (equity + tax deduction).
  • Early-stage mineral exploration for lithium and gold.
  • The high-grade uranium market in the Athabasca Basin.
  • The long-term demand forecast for uranium.
  • Comparing a speculative, multi-metal explorer with a more advanced discovery-stage company.

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]]> Flow-Through Mining: A Lithium Explorer (FLM) vs. A Uranium Discoverer (FUU) | Ep. 28 Stockhouse 00:05:00 Can your investment also be a tax deduction? We explore flow-through shares and two junior mining opportunities. First, First Lithium Minerals (CSE: FLM), a ground-floor explorer searching for gold and lithium. Then, F3 Uranium (TSXV: FUU), a company that’s already hit a high-grade discovery. Can your investment also be a tax deduction? We explore flow-through shares and two junior mining opportunities. First, First Lithium Minerals (CSE: FLM), a ground-floor explorer searching for gold and lithium. Then, F3 Uranium (TSXV: FUU), a company that’s already hit a high-grade discovery. false full 28 Stockhouse.podbean.com/fa493cad-5f71-3764-871d-2c2945a14cdf Dividend Champions: Aviation (EIF) vs. Healthcare (DR) | Ep. 27 With tariff pressures and interest rate uncertainty creating a rocky economy, we're analyzing two solid dividend-paying stocks that can help investors weather the storm.

Jon Brown looks at Exchange Income Corporation (TSX: EIF), a diversified company in aviation and manufacturing that stands out for its rare and reliable monthly dividend. Then, Trevor Abes dives into Medical Facilities Corporation (TSX: DR), a company that owns specialty surgical hospitals in the US and offers a very safe quarterly dividend backed by a low payout ratio and aggressive share buybacks.

This Episode's Picks:

Exchange Income Corporation (TSX: EIF): A diversified industrial company with predictable cash flow from niche operations and an attractive monthly dividend, making it a standout for income investors.

Medical Facilities Corporation (TSX: DR): An owner of specialty surgical centers in the US, offering a stable quarterly dividend, a strong balance sheet, and a commitment to shareholder returns through buybacks.

Topics Discussed:

  • Dividend investing for a rocky economy.
  • The benefits of a monthly vs. quarterly dividend.
  • Analyzing diversified industrial companies.
  • Investing in the US healthcare and surgical center market.
  • The importance of a low dividend payout ratio and share buybacks.

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]]> Fri, 5 Sep 2025 16:58:53 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With tariff pressures and interest rate uncertainty creating a rocky economy, we're analyzing two solid dividend-paying stocks that can help investors weather the storm.

Jon Brown looks at Exchange Income Corporation (TSX: EIF), a diversified company in aviation and manufacturing that stands out for its rare and reliable monthly dividend. Then, Trevor Abes dives into Medical Facilities Corporation (TSX: DR), a company that owns specialty surgical hospitals in the US and offers a very safe quarterly dividend backed by a low payout ratio and aggressive share buybacks.

This Episode's Picks:

Exchange Income Corporation (TSX: EIF): A diversified industrial company with predictable cash flow from niche operations and an attractive monthly dividend, making it a standout for income investors.

Medical Facilities Corporation (TSX: DR): An owner of specialty surgical centers in the US, offering a stable quarterly dividend, a strong balance sheet, and a commitment to shareholder returns through buybacks.

Topics Discussed:

  • Dividend investing for a rocky economy.
  • The benefits of a monthly vs. quarterly dividend.
  • Analyzing diversified industrial companies.
  • Investing in the US healthcare and surgical center market.
  • The importance of a low dividend payout ratio and share buybacks.

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]]> Dividend Champions: Aviation (EIF) vs. Healthcare (DR) | Ep. 27 Stockhouse 00:05:26 Searching for reliable income in a rocky market? We look at two Canadian dividend champions. First, Exchange Income Corp. (TSX: EIF), a diversified industrial with a rare monthly payout. Then, Medical Facilities Corp. (TSX: DR), a specialized US healthcare provider with a rock-solid quarterly dividend. Searching for reliable income in a rocky market? We look at two Canadian dividend champions. First, Exchange Income Corp. (TSX: EIF), a diversified industrial with a rare monthly payout. Then, Medical Facilities Corp. (TSX: DR), a specialized US healthcare provider with a rock-solid quarterly dividend. false full 27 Stockhouse.podbean.com/f5ad64a3-37a1-30af-bdc5-ac924db91b2e Old Bank, New Tech (LB) vs. A True Fintech Bank (VBNK) | Ep. 26 This week, we're looking beyond Canada's Big Six to find value and growth in the small-cap banking sector. We analyze two profitable and growing institutions that are carving out their own successful niches in a competitive industry.

Jon Brown looks at Laurentian Bank (TSX: LB), a nearly 200-year-old institution that is undergoing a major digital transformation to compete in the modern era, all while offering a stable 6% dividend. Then, Trevor Abes dives into VersaBank (TSX: VBNK), a branchless, business-to-business fintech pioneer with an impeccable credit history, which is now expanding into the US and even issuing deposits on the blockchain.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Laurentian Bank of Canada (TSX: LB): A legacy Canadian bank in the midst of a digital transformation, offering a stable value and dividend play with the potential upside of a future takeover.
  • VersaBank (TSX: VBNK): A highly profitable, branchless digital bank with a unique B2B model, expanding into the multi-trillion dollar US market and innovating with blockchain technology.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in Canadian small-cap banking stocks.
  • The digital transformation of traditional banks.
  • Branchless and business-to-business (B2B) banking models.
  • The receivables purchase market and point-of-sale financing.
  • How blockchain and tokenized assets are entering the banking sector.

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]]> Fri, 29 Aug 2025 18:11:23 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're looking beyond Canada's Big Six to find value and growth in the small-cap banking sector. We analyze two profitable and growing institutions that are carving out their own successful niches in a competitive industry.

Jon Brown looks at Laurentian Bank (TSX: LB), a nearly 200-year-old institution that is undergoing a major digital transformation to compete in the modern era, all while offering a stable 6% dividend. Then, Trevor Abes dives into VersaBank (TSX: VBNK), a branchless, business-to-business fintech pioneer with an impeccable credit history, which is now expanding into the US and even issuing deposits on the blockchain.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Laurentian Bank of Canada (TSX: LB): A legacy Canadian bank in the midst of a digital transformation, offering a stable value and dividend play with the potential upside of a future takeover.
  • VersaBank (TSX: VBNK): A highly profitable, branchless digital bank with a unique B2B model, expanding into the multi-trillion dollar US market and innovating with blockchain technology.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in Canadian small-cap banking stocks.
  • The digital transformation of traditional banks.
  • Branchless and business-to-business (B2B) banking models.
  • The receivables purchase market and point-of-sale financing.
  • How blockchain and tokenized assets are entering the banking sector.

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]]> Old Bank, New Tech (LB) vs. A True Fintech Bank (VBNK) | Ep. 26 Stockhouse 00:05:11 We’re looking beyond Canada’s Big Six banks to find two small-cap contenders. First, Laurentian Bank (TSX: LB), the 200-year-old institution embracing a digital future. Then, VersaBank (TSX: VBNK), the highly profitable, branchless fintech pioneer expanding into the US with blockchain tech. We’re looking beyond Canada’s Big Six banks to find two small-cap contenders. First, Laurentian Bank (TSX: LB), the 200-year-old institution embracing a digital future. Then, VersaBank (TSX: VBNK), the highly profitable, branchless fintech pioneer expanding into the US with blockchain tech. false full 26 Stockhouse.podbean.com/ec8763ae-d020-3bb3-858b-3f275e53ddba ESG Investing: A Broad ETF (WSRI) vs. A Pure-Play (ANRG) | Ep. 25 This week, we're diving into the world of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and exploring two different ways to build a values-based portfolio.

Jon Brown looks at the Wealthsimple North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (TSX: WSRI), a one-stop solution for investors looking to gain diversified exposure to a basket of ESG-screened companies. Then, Trevor Abes highlights Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG), a pure-play renewable natural gas technology company that is demonstrating explosive growth with a massive backlog of new contracts, including its largest to date.

This Episode's Picks:

Wealthsimple N.A. Socially Responsible Index ETF (TSX: WSRI): A diversified ETF offering exposure to socially responsible companies in Canada and the US, excluding sectors like fossil fuels, weapons, and tobacco.

Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG): A global leader in converting organic waste into renewable natural gas (RNG) and other sustainable solutions, showing strong revenue growth and a rapidly expanding contract backlog.

Topics Discussed:

  • ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) investing.
  • How to use ETFs for a values-based portfolio.
  • The subjectivity of "socially responsible" metrics.
  • The renewable natural gas (RNG) and waste-to-energy industry.
  • Comparing a diversified ETF approach with a concentrated, pure-play stock.

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]]> Fri, 22 Aug 2025 18:04:55 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're diving into the world of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and exploring two different ways to build a values-based portfolio.

Jon Brown looks at the Wealthsimple North America Socially Responsible Index ETF (TSX: WSRI), a one-stop solution for investors looking to gain diversified exposure to a basket of ESG-screened companies. Then, Trevor Abes highlights Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG), a pure-play renewable natural gas technology company that is demonstrating explosive growth with a massive backlog of new contracts, including its largest to date.

This Episode's Picks:

Wealthsimple N.A. Socially Responsible Index ETF (TSX: WSRI): A diversified ETF offering exposure to socially responsible companies in Canada and the US, excluding sectors like fossil fuels, weapons, and tobacco.

Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG): A global leader in converting organic waste into renewable natural gas (RNG) and other sustainable solutions, showing strong revenue growth and a rapidly expanding contract backlog.

Topics Discussed:

  • ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) investing.
  • How to use ETFs for a values-based portfolio.
  • The subjectivity of "socially responsible" metrics.
  • The renewable natural gas (RNG) and waste-to-energy industry.
  • Comparing a diversified ETF approach with a concentrated, pure-play stock.

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]]> ESG Investing: A Broad ETF (WSRI) vs. A Pure-Play (ANRG) | Ep. 25 Stockhouse 00:05:22 Looking to build a values-based portfolio? We explore two paths to ESG investing. First, the easy, diversified route with the Wealthsimple Socially Responsible ETF (TSX: WSRI). Then, the high-growth, pure-play option with renewable natural gas leader Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG). Looking to build a values-based portfolio? We explore two paths to ESG investing. First, the easy, diversified route with the Wealthsimple Socially Responsible ETF (TSX: WSRI). Then, the high-growth, pure-play option with renewable natural gas leader Anaergia Inc. (TSX: ANRG). false full 25 Stockhouse.podbean.com/aa2c3d26-5c0a-3373-a3b5-5c953cfef3c3 Cannabis Giants: A US Bet (WEED) vs. A Value Play (ACB) | Ep. 24 With the US on the verge of potentially reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug, we're analyzing how two of Canada's largest cannabis companies are positioned to capitalize on this historic shift.

Jon Brown dives into Canopy Growth (TSX: WEED/NASDAQ:CGC), exploring how its unique "Canopy USA" structure gives it a direct line into the American market, making the potential policy change a massive catalyst. Then, Trevor Abes highlights the impressive financial turnaround at Aurora Cannabis (TSX: ACB), arguing that its recent string of profitable quarters and positive free cash flow make it a compelling value play, especially as its stock price has yet to reflect its success.

This Episode's Picks:

Canopy Growth Corp. (TSX: WEED / NASDAQ: CGC): A major cannabis producer strategically positioned through its Canopy USA holdings to immediately benefit from the potential reclassification of cannabis in the United States.

Aurora Cannabis Inc. (TSX: ACB): The world's largest medical cannabis company, which has successfully executed a financial turnaround to achieve consistent profitability and positive free cash flow, creating a potential value opportunity.

Topics Discussed:

  • The potential US reclassification of cannabis and its market impact.
  • Catalyst-driven investing in the cannabis sector.
  • The strategic importance of the Canopy USA corporate structure.
  • Identifying financial turnarounds and value plays in the cannabis industry.
  • Contrasting the investment cases for two of Canada's largest licensed producers.

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]]> Fri, 15 Aug 2025 15:58:21 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With the US on the verge of potentially reclassifying cannabis as a less dangerous drug, we're analyzing how two of Canada's largest cannabis companies are positioned to capitalize on this historic shift.

Jon Brown dives into Canopy Growth (TSX: WEED/NASDAQ:CGC), exploring how its unique "Canopy USA" structure gives it a direct line into the American market, making the potential policy change a massive catalyst. Then, Trevor Abes highlights the impressive financial turnaround at Aurora Cannabis (TSX: ACB), arguing that its recent string of profitable quarters and positive free cash flow make it a compelling value play, especially as its stock price has yet to reflect its success.

This Episode's Picks:

Canopy Growth Corp. (TSX: WEED / NASDAQ: CGC): A major cannabis producer strategically positioned through its Canopy USA holdings to immediately benefit from the potential reclassification of cannabis in the United States.

Aurora Cannabis Inc. (TSX: ACB): The world's largest medical cannabis company, which has successfully executed a financial turnaround to achieve consistent profitability and positive free cash flow, creating a potential value opportunity.

Topics Discussed:

  • The potential US reclassification of cannabis and its market impact.
  • Catalyst-driven investing in the cannabis sector.
  • The strategic importance of the Canopy USA corporate structure.
  • Identifying financial turnarounds and value plays in the cannabis industry.
  • Contrasting the investment cases for two of Canada's largest licensed producers.

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]]> Cannabis Giants: A US Bet (WEED) vs. A Value Play (ACB) | Ep. 24 Stockhouse 00:05:19 With a historic US cannabis policy shift on the horizon, we analyze two of Canada’s biggest players. Canopy Growth (TSX: WEED) is making a strategic bet on the US market. Meanwhile, Aurora Cannabis (TSX: ACB) presents a compelling value play with its impressive financial turnaround and consistent profitability. With a historic US cannabis policy shift on the horizon, we analyze two of Canada’s biggest players. Canopy Growth (TSX: WEED) is making a strategic bet on the US market. Meanwhile, Aurora Cannabis (TSX: ACB) presents a compelling value play with its impressive financial turnaround and consistent profitability. false full 24 Stockhouse.podbean.com/773c4d19-1524-34ab-b281-445080929bba Defensive Plays: Aerospace (MAL) vs. Automation (ATS) | Ep. 23 In a time of economic uncertainty, investors are seeking resilience and reliability. This week, we analyze two Canadian defensive stocks from essential industries that are built to withstand market volatility.

Jon Brown looks at Magellan Aerospace (TSX: MAL), a classic low-volatility defensive stock whose critical components for the aerospace and defense sectors are in constant demand, leading to an 88% year-to-date return. Then, Trevor Abes dives into ATS Corp. (TSX: ATS), a global leader in automation solutions, arguing its "evergreen" value proposition is fueled by long-term trends like labor shortages and reshoring.

This Episode's Picks:

Magellan Aerospace Corporation (TSX: MAL): A leading Canadian aerospace and defense company with a low-beta stock, offering investors stability, consistency, and a history of outperforming the market.

ATS Corp. (TSX: ATS): A top automation solutions provider whose technology is essential for companies looking to counteract labor shortages and increase efficiency, giving it a long runway for profitable growth.

Topics Discussed:

  • The principles of defensive investing.
  • Analyzing low-beta stocks for portfolio stability.
  • The resilience of the aerospace and defense sectors.
  • Long-term growth drivers for industrial automation.
  • How trends like labor shortages and onshoring create investment opportunities.

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]]> Fri, 8 Aug 2025 18:00:17 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com In a time of economic uncertainty, investors are seeking resilience and reliability. This week, we analyze two Canadian defensive stocks from essential industries that are built to withstand market volatility.

Jon Brown looks at Magellan Aerospace (TSX: MAL), a classic low-volatility defensive stock whose critical components for the aerospace and defense sectors are in constant demand, leading to an 88% year-to-date return. Then, Trevor Abes dives into ATS Corp. (TSX: ATS), a global leader in automation solutions, arguing its "evergreen" value proposition is fueled by long-term trends like labor shortages and reshoring.

This Episode's Picks:

Magellan Aerospace Corporation (TSX: MAL): A leading Canadian aerospace and defense company with a low-beta stock, offering investors stability, consistency, and a history of outperforming the market.

ATS Corp. (TSX: ATS): A top automation solutions provider whose technology is essential for companies looking to counteract labor shortages and increase efficiency, giving it a long runway for profitable growth.

Topics Discussed:

  • The principles of defensive investing.
  • Analyzing low-beta stocks for portfolio stability.
  • The resilience of the aerospace and defense sectors.
  • Long-term growth drivers for industrial automation.
  • How trends like labor shortages and onshoring create investment opportunities.

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]]> Defensive Plays: Aerospace (MAL) vs. Automation (ATS) | Ep. 23 Stockhouse 00:05:24 Looking to fortify your portfolio against market storms? We explore two Canadian defensive stocks. First, the low-volatility aerospace and defense leader, Magellan Aerospace (TSX: MAL). Then, we look at ATS Corp. (TSX: ATS), an automation powerhouse whose solutions are essential in today’s economy. Looking to fortify your portfolio against market storms? We explore two Canadian defensive stocks. First, the low-volatility aerospace and defense leader, Magellan Aerospace (TSX: MAL). Then, we look at ATS Corp. (TSX: ATS), an automation powerhouse whose solutions are essential in today’s economy. false full 23 Stockhouse.podbean.com/1deed092-c49f-32a0-824b-7eb83e898288 Rate-Proofing Your Portfolio: A Healthcare Play (AND) vs. A Luxury Brand (GOOS) | Ep. 22 With the Bank of Canada and the US Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady, the calm may not last. This week, we analyze two different companies that make a strong case for being "rate-insensitive" and can enhance portfolio returns in any economic environment.

Jon Brown looks at Andlauer Healthcare Group (TSX: AND), a logistics company whose essential, highly regulated services make it a classic defensive play, with the added intrigue of a potential buyout from a UPS affiliate. Then, Trevor Abes dives into luxury brand power with Canada Goose (TSX: GOOS), exploring how its premium parkas give it the pricing power to weather economic storms and thrive.

This Episode's Picks:

Andlauer Healthcare Group Inc. (TSX: AND): A defensive healthcare logistics company whose services are essential regardless of economic cycles. The stock's valuation is also supported by a potential acquisition by an affiliate of UPS.

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. (TSX: GOOS): The iconic luxury outerwear brand whose pricing power and strong brand identity have allowed it to deliver consistent revenue growth, making it resilient to economic pressures.

Topics Discussed:

  • How to find rate-insensitive stocks.
  • The investment case for defensive sectors like healthcare logistics.
  • Analyzing the impact of a potential M&A deal on a stock's price.
  • The power of luxury branding as an economic moat.
  • Assessing company performance during periods of inflation and trade uncertainty.

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]]> Fri, 1 Aug 2025 19:13:08 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With the Bank of Canada and the US Federal Reserve holding interest rates steady, the calm may not last. This week, we analyze two different companies that make a strong case for being "rate-insensitive" and can enhance portfolio returns in any economic environment.

Jon Brown looks at Andlauer Healthcare Group (TSX: AND), a logistics company whose essential, highly regulated services make it a classic defensive play, with the added intrigue of a potential buyout from a UPS affiliate. Then, Trevor Abes dives into luxury brand power with Canada Goose (TSX: GOOS), exploring how its premium parkas give it the pricing power to weather economic storms and thrive.

This Episode's Picks:

Andlauer Healthcare Group Inc. (TSX: AND): A defensive healthcare logistics company whose services are essential regardless of economic cycles. The stock's valuation is also supported by a potential acquisition by an affiliate of UPS.

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. (TSX: GOOS): The iconic luxury outerwear brand whose pricing power and strong brand identity have allowed it to deliver consistent revenue growth, making it resilient to economic pressures.

Topics Discussed:

  • How to find rate-insensitive stocks.
  • The investment case for defensive sectors like healthcare logistics.
  • Analyzing the impact of a potential M&A deal on a stock's price.
  • The power of luxury branding as an economic moat.
  • Assessing company performance during periods of inflation and trade uncertainty.

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]]> Rate-Proofing Your Portfolio: A Healthcare Play (AND) vs. A Luxury Brand (GOOS) | Ep. 22 Stockhouse 00:05:44 With interest rates in flux, how can you build a more resilient portfolio? We explore two ”rate-proof” stocks. First, the essential healthcare logistics company Andlauer Healthcare (TSX: AND), a defensive play with a potential buyout on the horizon. Then, we look at the powerful luxury brand Canada Goose (TSX: GOOS) and how its pricing power helps it weather any economic storm. With interest rates in flux, how can you build a more resilient portfolio? We explore two ”rate-proof” stocks. First, the essential healthcare logistics company Andlauer Healthcare (TSX: AND), a defensive play with a potential buyout on the horizon. Then, we look at the powerful luxury brand Canada Goose (TSX: GOOS) and how its pricing power helps it weather any economic storm. false full 22 Stockhouse.podbean.com/fc53e1f6-fc07-367e-a3ba-747e8f30113c Physical Security (XTRA) vs. Digital Privacy (SKUR) | Ep. 21 This week, we're focusing on the ever-growing security sector and highlighting two Canadian companies with very different approaches to keeping us safe.

Jon Brown looks at Sekur Private Data (CSE: SKUR), a cybersecurity company offering a suite of encrypted communication tools hosted on private Swiss servers, making it a pure-play on digital privacy. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Xtract One Technologies (TSX: XTRA), a company using AI-enabled screening solutions to protect high-traffic venues like stadiums and arenas from physical threats.

This Episode's Picks:

Sekur Private Data Inc. (CSE: SKUR): A cybersecurity and internet privacy provider offering encrypted email, messaging, and VPN services hosted entirely on non-Big Tech Swiss servers.

Xtract One Technologies Inc. (TSX: XTRA): A security technology company providing AI-powered patron screening solutions for threat detection in stadiums, arenas, and other large venues.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the physical and digital security sectors.
  • The importance of cybersecurity and data privacy.
  • AI's role in threat detection and venue security.
  • The business of encrypted communications.
  • Contrasting hardware-based security with software-based privacy solutions.

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]]> Fri, 25 Jul 2025 18:02:13 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're focusing on the ever-growing security sector and highlighting two Canadian companies with very different approaches to keeping us safe.

Jon Brown looks at Sekur Private Data (CSE: SKUR), a cybersecurity company offering a suite of encrypted communication tools hosted on private Swiss servers, making it a pure-play on digital privacy. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Xtract One Technologies (TSX: XTRA), a company using AI-enabled screening solutions to protect high-traffic venues like stadiums and arenas from physical threats.

This Episode's Picks:

Sekur Private Data Inc. (CSE: SKUR): A cybersecurity and internet privacy provider offering encrypted email, messaging, and VPN services hosted entirely on non-Big Tech Swiss servers.

Xtract One Technologies Inc. (TSX: XTRA): A security technology company providing AI-powered patron screening solutions for threat detection in stadiums, arenas, and other large venues.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the physical and digital security sectors.
  • The importance of cybersecurity and data privacy.
  • AI's role in threat detection and venue security.
  • The business of encrypted communications.
  • Contrasting hardware-based security with software-based privacy solutions.

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]]> Physical Security (XTRA) vs. Digital Privacy (SKUR) | Ep. 21 Stockhouse 00:05:36 This week we explore two sides of the security coin. First, we look at Xtract One Technologies (TSX: XTRA), a company using AI to protect physical spaces like arenas and stadiums. Then, we dive into the world of digital privacy with Sekur Private Data (CSE: SKUR) and its suite of Swiss-hosted encrypted communication tools. This week we explore two sides of the security coin. First, we look at Xtract One Technologies (TSX: XTRA), a company using AI to protect physical spaces like arenas and stadiums. Then, we dive into the world of digital privacy with Sekur Private Data (CSE: SKUR) and its suite of Swiss-hosted encrypted communication tools. false full 21 Stockhouse.podbean.com/a3fb2025-5c2f-373a-bd37-a583557e65c0 Apartments (KMP.UN) vs. Asset Tracking (IQ) | Ep. 20 This week, we're diving into the world of profitable Canadian small-cap stocks, highlighting two companies that have demonstrated strong operational success and consistent growth in their unique niches.

Jon Brown looks at Killam Apartment REIT (TSX: KMP.UN), one of Canada's largest residential landlords, making it a stable, dividend-paying play on the essential housing market. Then, Trevor Abes profiles AirIQ Inc. (TSXV: IQ), a profitable provider of wireless asset management and telematics solutions, which has delivered explosive returns for shareholders.

This Episode's Picks:

Killam Apartment REIT (TSX: KMP.UN): A leading Canadian real estate investment trust specializing in multi-family residential properties, offering investors consistent dividends and stability.

AirIQ Inc. (TSXV: IQ): A Canadian provider of wireless asset management services, including GPS tracking and telematics, with a strong track record of profitability and shareholder returns.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in profitable Canadian small-cap stocks.
  • Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and the housing market.
  • The telematics and asset tracking industry (IoT).
  • Analyzing companies with long track records of profitability and dividend payments.
  • Finding growth opportunities in essential business-to-business services.

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]]> Fri, 18 Jul 2025 16:29:43 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're diving into the world of profitable Canadian small-cap stocks, highlighting two companies that have demonstrated strong operational success and consistent growth in their unique niches.

Jon Brown looks at Killam Apartment REIT (TSX: KMP.UN), one of Canada's largest residential landlords, making it a stable, dividend-paying play on the essential housing market. Then, Trevor Abes profiles AirIQ Inc. (TSXV: IQ), a profitable provider of wireless asset management and telematics solutions, which has delivered explosive returns for shareholders.

This Episode's Picks:

Killam Apartment REIT (TSX: KMP.UN): A leading Canadian real estate investment trust specializing in multi-family residential properties, offering investors consistent dividends and stability.

AirIQ Inc. (TSXV: IQ): A Canadian provider of wireless asset management services, including GPS tracking and telematics, with a strong track record of profitability and shareholder returns.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in profitable Canadian small-cap stocks.
  • Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) and the housing market.
  • The telematics and asset tracking industry (IoT).
  • Analyzing companies with long track records of profitability and dividend payments.
  • Finding growth opportunities in essential business-to-business services.

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]]> Apartments (KMP.UN) vs. Asset Tracking (IQ) | Ep. 20 Stockhouse 00:05:05 This week, we’re highlighting two profitable Canadian small-caps that are leaders in their niche. First, Killam Apartment REIT (TSX: KMP.UN), a stable, dividend-paying player in the essential housing market. Then, we look at AirIQ Inc. (TSXV: IQ), a fast-growing tech firm delivering big returns in the asset tracking space. This week, we’re highlighting two profitable Canadian small-caps that are leaders in their niche. First, Killam Apartment REIT (TSX: KMP.UN), a stable, dividend-paying player in the essential housing market. Then, we look at AirIQ Inc. (TSXV: IQ), a fast-growing tech firm delivering big returns in the asset tracking space. false full 20 Stockhouse.podbean.com/38c2fd28-3359-3711-ae9b-278f4d1c5c31 Renewable Energy (BEP.UN) vs. Hydrogen Fuel Cells (BLDP) | Ep. 19 This week, we're diving into the green economy and analyzing two major Canadian companies leading the charge. We compare a global giant in renewable energy production with a long-standing innovator in hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Jon Brown looks at Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX: BEP.UN), one of the world's largest publicly traded renewable power platforms, making it a stable, dividend-paying way to invest in the global shift to clean energy. Then, Trevor Abes explores Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLDP), a pioneer in hydrogen fuel cell technology that is finally seeing significant market traction as the world looks for zero-emission power solutions for heavy-duty transport.

This Episode's Picks:

Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX: BEP.UN): A global leader with a diversified portfolio of hydroelectric, wind, solar, and storage facilities, offering investors stable cash flows and a history of dividend growth.

Ballard Power Systems Inc. (TSX: BLDP): A leading developer and manufacturer of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell products for markets such as heavy-duty trucks, buses, trains, and marine vessels.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the green energy transition.
  • Renewable power generation (hydro, wind, solar).
  • The role of hydrogen fuel cells in decarbonization.
  • Comparing stable, dividend-paying utilities with growth-focused technology companies.
  • The market for zero-emission heavy-duty transportation.

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]]> Fri, 11 Jul 2025 18:05:07 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're diving into the green economy and analyzing two major Canadian companies leading the charge. We compare a global giant in renewable energy production with a long-standing innovator in hydrogen fuel cell technology.

Jon Brown looks at Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX: BEP.UN), one of the world's largest publicly traded renewable power platforms, making it a stable, dividend-paying way to invest in the global shift to clean energy. Then, Trevor Abes explores Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLDP), a pioneer in hydrogen fuel cell technology that is finally seeing significant market traction as the world looks for zero-emission power solutions for heavy-duty transport.

This Episode's Picks:

Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX: BEP.UN): A global leader with a diversified portfolio of hydroelectric, wind, solar, and storage facilities, offering investors stable cash flows and a history of dividend growth.

Ballard Power Systems Inc. (TSX: BLDP): A leading developer and manufacturer of proton exchange membrane (PEM) fuel cell products for markets such as heavy-duty trucks, buses, trains, and marine vessels.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the green energy transition.
  • Renewable power generation (hydro, wind, solar).
  • The role of hydrogen fuel cells in decarbonization.
  • Comparing stable, dividend-paying utilities with growth-focused technology companies.
  • The market for zero-emission heavy-duty transportation.

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]]> Renewable Energy (BEP.UN) vs. Hydrogen Fuel Cells (BLDP) | Ep. 19 Stockhouse 00:05:00 This week we explore two Canadian ”Green Giants.” First, we look at Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX: BEP.UN), a stable and growing global leader in clean energy production. Then, we dive into the innovative world of Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLDP), a pioneer in hydrogen fuel cells for heavy-duty transport. This week we explore two Canadian ”Green Giants.” First, we look at Brookfield Renewable Partners (TSX: BEP.UN), a stable and growing global leader in clean energy production. Then, we dive into the innovative world of Ballard Power Systems (TSX: BLDP), a pioneer in hydrogen fuel cells for heavy-duty transport. false full 19 Stockhouse.podbean.com/2d518a0e-9471-3807-8690-f31ce520a4ba Cinema's Comeback: Cineplex (CGX) vs. AMC (AMC) | Ep. 18 Is the post-COVID recovery of movie theatres a blockbuster success or just for show? This week, we're comparing two of North America's largest cinema chains to see if there's a real investment opportunity in the industry's revival.

Jon Brown looks at Canada's largest operator, Cineplex (TSX: CGX). He explores its strong signs of recovery, including revenue growth, a return to profitability, and smart diversification into location-based entertainment. Then, Trevor Abes dives into the volatile journey of the world's largest chain, AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC), analyzing its "meme stock" history, massive debt, and aggressive cost-cutting measures.

This Episode's Stocks:

Cineplex Inc. (TSX: CGX): Canada's dominant theatre chain, presenting a traditional recovery investment case with rising revenue, positive earnings per share, and a focus on financial restructuring.

AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE: AMC): The world's largest cinema operator and famous "meme stock," offering a higher-risk, higher-reward opportunity dependent on blockbuster hits and operational efficiency.

Topics Discussed:

  • The post-COVID recovery of the cinema industry.
  • Analyzing theatre chains as an investment.
  • The impact of blockbuster films like "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer."
  • Business diversification and loyalty programs (Scene+).
  • The "meme stock" phenomenon and its effect on company fundamentals.
  • Comparing a traditional recovery play with a high-risk, high-reward opportunity.

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]]> Sun, 6 Jul 2025 20:49:27 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com Is the post-COVID recovery of movie theatres a blockbuster success or just for show? This week, we're comparing two of North America's largest cinema chains to see if there's a real investment opportunity in the industry's revival.

Jon Brown looks at Canada's largest operator, Cineplex (TSX: CGX). He explores its strong signs of recovery, including revenue growth, a return to profitability, and smart diversification into location-based entertainment. Then, Trevor Abes dives into the volatile journey of the world's largest chain, AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC), analyzing its "meme stock" history, massive debt, and aggressive cost-cutting measures.

This Episode's Stocks:

Cineplex Inc. (TSX: CGX): Canada's dominant theatre chain, presenting a traditional recovery investment case with rising revenue, positive earnings per share, and a focus on financial restructuring.

AMC Entertainment Holdings (NYSE: AMC): The world's largest cinema operator and famous "meme stock," offering a higher-risk, higher-reward opportunity dependent on blockbuster hits and operational efficiency.

Topics Discussed:

  • The post-COVID recovery of the cinema industry.
  • Analyzing theatre chains as an investment.
  • The impact of blockbuster films like "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer."
  • Business diversification and loyalty programs (Scene+).
  • The "meme stock" phenomenon and its effect on company fundamentals.
  • Comparing a traditional recovery play with a high-risk, high-reward opportunity.

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]]> Cinema's Comeback: Cineplex (CGX) vs. AMC (AMC) | Ep. 18 Stockhouse 00:05:09 The box office is back, but are theatre stocks a good investment? We compare two cinema giants: Canada’s Cineplex (TSX: CGX), a story of steady recovery and diversification, and the world’s largest chain, AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC), the high-risk, high-reward ”meme stock.” The box office is back, but are theatre stocks a good investment? We compare two cinema giants: Canada’s Cineplex (TSX: CGX), a story of steady recovery and diversification, and the world’s largest chain, AMC Entertainment (NYSE: AMC), the high-risk, high-reward ”meme stock.” false full 18 Stockhouse.podbean.com/31a25258-9854-3111-aeca-b4e6efd0bf89 Space Giant (MDA) vs. Drone Innovator (FLT) | Ep. 17 This week, we're looking to the skies and beyond, highlighting two top Canadian aerospace stocks that have just secured major new contracts.

Jon Brown dives into MDA Space (TSX: MDA), the iconic Canadian leader in space robotics and satellite systems, which recently landed a $60 million contract for new warship sensor systems. Then, Trevor Abes explores Volatus Aerospace (TSXV: FLT), a company providing global drone solutions for everything from intelligence to agriculture, which just secured a strategic national contract to advance Canada's data-driven farming.

This Episode's Picks:

MDA Space Ltd. (TSX: MDA): A Canadian space technology pioneer involved in robotics, satellites, and geointelligence, with strong stock performance and a new $60M defense contract.

Volatus Aerospace Corp. (TSXV: FLT): A global provider of integrated drone solutions, including equipment, training, and data analysis, with rapid stock growth and a new national contract in the agricultural sector.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the Canadian aerospace and defense sector.
  • The business of space exploration, satellites, and robotics.
  • The rapidly growing commercial drone (UAV) market.
  • How drone technology is transforming industries like agriculture.
  • Analyzing the impact of major contract wins on a company's stock.

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]]> Fri, 27 Jun 2025 17:13:16 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse Publishing Ltd.) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're looking to the skies and beyond, highlighting two top Canadian aerospace stocks that have just secured major new contracts.

Jon Brown dives into MDA Space (TSX: MDA), the iconic Canadian leader in space robotics and satellite systems, which recently landed a $60 million contract for new warship sensor systems. Then, Trevor Abes explores Volatus Aerospace (TSXV: FLT), a company providing global drone solutions for everything from intelligence to agriculture, which just secured a strategic national contract to advance Canada's data-driven farming.

This Episode's Picks:

MDA Space Ltd. (TSX: MDA): A Canadian space technology pioneer involved in robotics, satellites, and geointelligence, with strong stock performance and a new $60M defense contract.

Volatus Aerospace Corp. (TSXV: FLT): A global provider of integrated drone solutions, including equipment, training, and data analysis, with rapid stock growth and a new national contract in the agricultural sector.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the Canadian aerospace and defense sector.
  • The business of space exploration, satellites, and robotics.
  • The rapidly growing commercial drone (UAV) market.
  • How drone technology is transforming industries like agriculture.
  • Analyzing the impact of major contract wins on a company's stock.

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]]> Space Giant (MDA) vs. Drone Innovator (FLT) | Ep. 17 Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. 00:05:00 We’re flying high this week with two Canadian aerospace stocks fresh off major contract wins. First, we look at space technology giant MDA Space (TSX: MDA) and its new $60M defense deal. Then, we explore the fast-growing world of commercial drones with Volatus Aerospace (TSXV: FLT) and its new strategic agriculture contract. We’re flying high this week with two Canadian aerospace stocks fresh off major contract wins. First, we look at space technology giant MDA Space (TSX: MDA) and its new $60M defense deal. Then, we explore the fast-growing world of commercial drones with Volatus Aerospace (TSXV: FLT) and its new strategic agriculture contract. false full 17 Stockhouse.podbean.com/1247c208-4429-3eda-a043-9b676f6afd6a An AI Giant (GIB.A) vs. A Defense Metals Play (PWM) | Ep. 16 This week, we're exploring two very different companies that are essential to major global industries. We contrast a Canadian titan in AI and IT services with a junior mining company focused on metals critical for national defense.

Jon Brown looks at CGI Inc. (TSX: GIB.A), a global IT and business consulting powerhouse that is deeply involved in the AI revolution, making it a stable, large-cap way to play the tech boom. Then, Trevor Abes dives into Power Metals Corp. (TSXV: PWM), a small-cap exploration company whose focus on defense-critical metals like cesium and lithium positions it to benefit from growing geopolitical demand.

This Episode's Picks:

CGI Inc. (TSX: GIB.A): A leading Canadian multinational IT and business consulting firm, offering investors stable exposure to the long-term growth of artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

Power Metals Corp. (TSXV: PWM): A Canadian junior mining company with significant deposits of cesium, a metal critical for defense and technology applications, offering a high-risk, high-reward resource play.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in large-cap AI and IT services.
  • The role of consulting firms in the global tech economy.
  • Junior mining and exploration for critical and strategic metals.
  • The importance of cesium in defense and 5G technology.
  • Comparing stable large-cap stocks with speculative small-cap resource plays.

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]]> Mon, 23 Jun 2025 12:17:42 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're exploring two very different companies that are essential to major global industries. We contrast a Canadian titan in AI and IT services with a junior mining company focused on metals critical for national defense.

Jon Brown looks at CGI Inc. (TSX: GIB.A), a global IT and business consulting powerhouse that is deeply involved in the AI revolution, making it a stable, large-cap way to play the tech boom. Then, Trevor Abes dives into Power Metals Corp. (TSXV: PWM), a small-cap exploration company whose focus on defense-critical metals like cesium and lithium positions it to benefit from growing geopolitical demand.

This Episode's Picks:

CGI Inc. (TSX: GIB.A): A leading Canadian multinational IT and business consulting firm, offering investors stable exposure to the long-term growth of artificial intelligence and digital transformation.

Power Metals Corp. (TSXV: PWM): A Canadian junior mining company with significant deposits of cesium, a metal critical for defense and technology applications, offering a high-risk, high-reward resource play.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in large-cap AI and IT services.
  • The role of consulting firms in the global tech economy.
  • Junior mining and exploration for critical and strategic metals.
  • The importance of cesium in defense and 5G technology.
  • Comparing stable large-cap stocks with speculative small-cap resource plays.

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]]> An AI Giant (GIB.A) vs. A Defense Metals Play (PWM) | Ep. 16 Stockhouse 00:05:35 This week we explore two essential industries. First, we look at CGI Inc. (TSX: GIB.A), a stable Canadian AI and IT giant that’s a cornerstone of the tech world. Then, we dive into the high-potential resource sector with Power Metals Corp. (TSXV: PWM), a small company focused on metals critical for national defense. This week we explore two essential industries. First, we look at CGI Inc. (TSX: GIB.A), a stable Canadian AI and IT giant that’s a cornerstone of the tech world. Then, we dive into the high-potential resource sector with Power Metals Corp. (TSXV: PWM), a small company focused on metals critical for national defense. false full 16 Stockhouse.podbean.com/eb8eb725-a91c-31c0-aae4-16c3ed559ec2 A Silicon Giant (GSM) vs. A Green Tech Disruptor (HPQ) | Ep 15 This week, we're analyzing the advanced materials space, focusing on two companies pivotal to the silicon industry—one a global giant and the other a green-tech innovator.

Jon Brown looks at Ferroglobe (NASDAQ: GSM), one of the world's largest producers of silicon metal. He explores its long-term growth story and asks if a recent dip in its stock price presents a buying opportunity for a major industrial player. Then, Trevor Abes dives into HPQ Silicon (TSXV: HPQ), a Canadian technology company whose portfolio of disruptive, energy-efficient processes for producing critical materials gives it a potential addressable market worth hundreds of billions.

This Episode's Picks:

Ferroglobe PLC (NASDAQ: GSM): A global leader in silicon metal and specialty alloy production. A long-term value play that has seen 462% growth over five years, with a recent dip offering a potential entry point.

HPQ Silicon Inc. (TSXV: HPQ): A green technology company with a suite of disruptive processes for producing fumed silica, battery-grade silicon, and on-demand hydrogen, creating a deep value opportunity with a massive addressable market.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the advanced materials and silicon sectors.
  • Analyzing large industrial producers vs. small-cap tech disruptors.
  • Green technology for producing critical materials.
  • Silicon anodes for EV batteries and on-demand hydrogen production.
  • Identifying value when a company's market cap is a fraction of its potential market.

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]]> Fri, 13 Jun 2025 16:23:42 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're analyzing the advanced materials space, focusing on two companies pivotal to the silicon industry—one a global giant and the other a green-tech innovator.

Jon Brown looks at Ferroglobe (NASDAQ: GSM), one of the world's largest producers of silicon metal. He explores its long-term growth story and asks if a recent dip in its stock price presents a buying opportunity for a major industrial player. Then, Trevor Abes dives into HPQ Silicon (TSXV: HPQ), a Canadian technology company whose portfolio of disruptive, energy-efficient processes for producing critical materials gives it a potential addressable market worth hundreds of billions.

This Episode's Picks:

Ferroglobe PLC (NASDAQ: GSM): A global leader in silicon metal and specialty alloy production. A long-term value play that has seen 462% growth over five years, with a recent dip offering a potential entry point.

HPQ Silicon Inc. (TSXV: HPQ): A green technology company with a suite of disruptive processes for producing fumed silica, battery-grade silicon, and on-demand hydrogen, creating a deep value opportunity with a massive addressable market.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the advanced materials and silicon sectors.
  • Analyzing large industrial producers vs. small-cap tech disruptors.
  • Green technology for producing critical materials.
  • Silicon anodes for EV batteries and on-demand hydrogen production.
  • Identifying value when a company's market cap is a fraction of its potential market.

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]]> A Silicon Giant (GSM) vs. A Green Tech Disruptor (HPQ) | Ep 15 Stockhouse 00:05:14 This week we explore two ways to invest in the critical silicon industry. First, Ferroglobe (NASDAQ: GSM), an established global giant with a 462% five-year return. Then, we look at HPQ Silicon (TSXV: HPQ), a small Canadian green-tech company with disruptive technology and a potential multi-billion dollar market. This week we explore two ways to invest in the critical silicon industry. First, Ferroglobe (NASDAQ: GSM), an established global giant with a 462% five-year return. Then, we look at HPQ Silicon (TSXV: HPQ), a small Canadian green-tech company with disruptive technology and a potential multi-billion dollar market. false full 15 Stockhouse.podbean.com/2679d1cd-b319-3bf7-93fc-d12e4e27d3ed Deep-Sea Tech (PNG) vs. Smart Transit AI (GSI) | Ep. 14 While the Magnificent 7 dominate the headlines, Canada's TSX Venture Exchange has become a launchpad for the next generation of tech leaders. This week, we explore two standout companies from the exchange that are pushing boundaries in their respective fields.

Jon Brown dives into Kraken Robotics (TSXV: PNG), a company making waves with its advanced underwater robotics and sonar systems, which saw its market cap surge over 400% last year. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI), a profitable and fast-growing company that is dominating the smart video and AI solutions market for school buses and public transit.

This Episode's Picks:

Kraken Robotics Inc. (TSXV: PNG): A leader in marine technology, specializing in underwater robotics for ocean exploration, offshore energy, and defense, with explosive market cap growth.

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSXV: GSI): A profitable provider of smart video and AI-enabled data solutions for the transportation sector, with a 25% market share in North American school districts and major transit contracts.

Topics Discussed:

  • Growth-stage tech investing on the TSX Venture Exchange.
  • The marine technology and underwater robotics industry.
  • AI and smart video solutions for public transit and safety.
  • Identifying profitable small-cap tech companies.
  • Finding high-potential stocks outside of the large-cap tech giants.

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]]> Fri, 6 Jun 2025 15:06:09 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com While the Magnificent 7 dominate the headlines, Canada's TSX Venture Exchange has become a launchpad for the next generation of tech leaders. This week, we explore two standout companies from the exchange that are pushing boundaries in their respective fields.

Jon Brown dives into Kraken Robotics (TSXV: PNG), a company making waves with its advanced underwater robotics and sonar systems, which saw its market cap surge over 400% last year. Then, Trevor Abes profiles Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI), a profitable and fast-growing company that is dominating the smart video and AI solutions market for school buses and public transit.

This Episode's Picks:

Kraken Robotics Inc. (TSXV: PNG): A leader in marine technology, specializing in underwater robotics for ocean exploration, offshore energy, and defense, with explosive market cap growth.

Gatekeeper Systems Inc. (TSXV: GSI): A profitable provider of smart video and AI-enabled data solutions for the transportation sector, with a 25% market share in North American school districts and major transit contracts.

Topics Discussed:

  • Growth-stage tech investing on the TSX Venture Exchange.
  • The marine technology and underwater robotics industry.
  • AI and smart video solutions for public transit and safety.
  • Identifying profitable small-cap tech companies.
  • Finding high-potential stocks outside of the large-cap tech giants.

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]]> Deep-Sea Tech (PNG) vs. Smart Transit AI (GSI) | Ep. 14 Stockhouse 00:05:07 Forget the Magnificent 7 for a moment. We’re looking at two hidden gems on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange. First, Kraken Robotics (TSXV: PNG), a company dominating the deep-sea tech space. Then, Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI), a profitable company bringing AI and smart video to our public transit and school buses. Forget the Magnificent 7 for a moment. We’re looking at two hidden gems on Canada’s TSX Venture Exchange. First, Kraken Robotics (TSXV: PNG), a company dominating the deep-sea tech space. Then, Gatekeeper Systems (TSXV: GSI), a profitable company bringing AI and smart video to our public transit and school buses. false full 14 Stockhouse.podbean.com/375688f7-18f0-35cf-89e9-4d7fbec7bb92 A Cannabis Civil War (LABS) vs. A Breathalyzer Pioneer (BLO) | Ep. 13 This week, we take a "full breath" and dive into the Canadian cannabis sector, exploring two tech-focused companies that perfectly embody the industry's highs and lows.

Jon Brown looks at MediPharm Labs (TSX: LABS), a company successfully expanding its pharmaceutical-grade products globally, yet simultaneously embroiled in a public proxy battle with a dissident shareholder, forcing investors to weigh innovation against internal conflict. Then, Trevor Abes highlights Cannabix Technologies (CSE: BLO), a company diligently developing a first-of-its-kind marijuana breathalyzer, securing key partnerships and seeing its stock rise—all before booking its first dollar of revenue.

This Episode's Picks:

MediPharm Labs Corp. (TSX: LABS): A pharmaceutical cannabis company expanding its metered-dose inhalers to Europe while fighting a proxy battle that raises questions about governance and stability.

Cannabix Technologies Inc. (CSE: BLO): A pre-revenue technology pioneer that has achieved key testing milestones and a major manufacturing deal for its cannabis and alcohol breathalyzer.

Topics Discussed:

  • The cannabis technology and pharmaceutical sectors.
  • Shareholder activism and proxy battles.
  • Balancing operational momentum with corporate governance risks.
  • Investing in pre-revenue, development-stage technology companies.
  • The market for cannabis breathalyzer and impairment detection technology.

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]]> Fri, 30 May 2025 18:17:41 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we take a "full breath" and dive into the Canadian cannabis sector, exploring two tech-focused companies that perfectly embody the industry's highs and lows.

Jon Brown looks at MediPharm Labs (TSX: LABS), a company successfully expanding its pharmaceutical-grade products globally, yet simultaneously embroiled in a public proxy battle with a dissident shareholder, forcing investors to weigh innovation against internal conflict. Then, Trevor Abes highlights Cannabix Technologies (CSE: BLO), a company diligently developing a first-of-its-kind marijuana breathalyzer, securing key partnerships and seeing its stock rise—all before booking its first dollar of revenue.

This Episode's Picks:

MediPharm Labs Corp. (TSX: LABS): A pharmaceutical cannabis company expanding its metered-dose inhalers to Europe while fighting a proxy battle that raises questions about governance and stability.

Cannabix Technologies Inc. (CSE: BLO): A pre-revenue technology pioneer that has achieved key testing milestones and a major manufacturing deal for its cannabis and alcohol breathalyzer.

Topics Discussed:

  • The cannabis technology and pharmaceutical sectors.
  • Shareholder activism and proxy battles.
  • Balancing operational momentum with corporate governance risks.
  • Investing in pre-revenue, development-stage technology companies.
  • The market for cannabis breathalyzer and impairment detection technology.

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]]> A Cannabis Civil War (LABS) vs. A Breathalyzer Pioneer (BLO) | Ep. 13 Stockhouse 00:05:48 We’re exploring the highs and lows of cannabis tech. First, MediPharm Labs (TSX: LABS), a company expanding globally while fighting a corporate civil war. Then, Cannabix Technologies (CSE: BLO), a breathalyzer pioneer that’s hitting all its milestones before it even starts selling its product. We’re exploring the highs and lows of cannabis tech. First, MediPharm Labs (TSX: LABS), a company expanding globally while fighting a corporate civil war. Then, Cannabix Technologies (CSE: BLO), a breathalyzer pioneer that’s hitting all its milestones before it even starts selling its product. false full 13 Stockhouse.podbean.com/0e05c9d9-88ab-325f-9879-0bd1aa6b3b34 Profitable Growth: A Mid-Cap Staple (SIS) vs. A Micro-Cap Rocket (NCI) | Ep. 12 This week, we're diving into two companies with proven, multi-year track records of profitable growth. We compare and contrast a stable Canadian mid-cap with a high-growth Canadian micro-cap dominating an international market.

Jon Brown looks at Savaria Corporation (TSX: SIS), a company capitalizing on the powerful demographic trend of an aging population with its accessibility solutions, fresh off a record-breaking quarter and a strategic acquisition. Then, Trevor Abes highlights NTG Clarity Networks (TSXV: NCI), a micro-cap IT solutions company that has delivered explosive revenue and net income growth while expanding its operations in Saudi Arabia.

This Episode's Picks:

Savaria Corporation (TSX: SIS): A leading mid-cap provider of mobility and accessibility solutions. A profitable growth story driven by an aging population and strategic acquisitions.

NTG Clarity Networks Inc. (TSXV: NCI): A high-growth micro-cap IT company with a dominant position in the Saudi Arabian market, showcasing a 7x increase in revenue and a 10x increase in net income since 2020.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in companies with profitable growth.
  • Comparing mid-cap versus micro-cap stocks.
  • Demographic trends as an investment catalyst.
  • The importance of strategic acquisitions for growth.
  • High-growth international markets.
  • Assessing companies with high insider ownership.

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]]> Fri, 23 May 2025 20:13:55 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com This week, we're diving into two companies with proven, multi-year track records of profitable growth. We compare and contrast a stable Canadian mid-cap with a high-growth Canadian micro-cap dominating an international market.

Jon Brown looks at Savaria Corporation (TSX: SIS), a company capitalizing on the powerful demographic trend of an aging population with its accessibility solutions, fresh off a record-breaking quarter and a strategic acquisition. Then, Trevor Abes highlights NTG Clarity Networks (TSXV: NCI), a micro-cap IT solutions company that has delivered explosive revenue and net income growth while expanding its operations in Saudi Arabia.

This Episode's Picks:

Savaria Corporation (TSX: SIS): A leading mid-cap provider of mobility and accessibility solutions. A profitable growth story driven by an aging population and strategic acquisitions.

NTG Clarity Networks Inc. (TSXV: NCI): A high-growth micro-cap IT company with a dominant position in the Saudi Arabian market, showcasing a 7x increase in revenue and a 10x increase in net income since 2020.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in companies with profitable growth.
  • Comparing mid-cap versus micro-cap stocks.
  • Demographic trends as an investment catalyst.
  • The importance of strategic acquisitions for growth.
  • High-growth international markets.
  • Assessing companies with high insider ownership.

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]]> Profitable Growth: A Mid-Cap Staple (SIS) vs. A Micro-Cap Rocket (NCI) | Ep. 12 Stockhouse 00:05:00 Looking for profitable growth? We compare two different approaches. First, a stable mid-cap, Savaria (TSX: SIS), which is capitalizing on the aging population trend. Then, a high-octane micro-cap, NTG Clarity Networks (TSXV: NCI), which has seen explosive growth in the Saudi Arabian IT market. Looking for profitable growth? We compare two different approaches. First, a stable mid-cap, Savaria (TSX: SIS), which is capitalizing on the aging population trend. Then, a high-octane micro-cap, NTG Clarity Networks (TSXV: NCI), which has seen explosive growth in the Saudi Arabian IT market. false full 12 Stockhouse.podbean.com/368f0d67-1358-3775-9649-7978219a7f8c Social Good Crypto (Kula) vs. A Trading Giant (COIN) | Ep. 11 Fresh from one of crypto's largest conferences, Consensus 2025 in Toronto, we're highlighting two exhibitors that caught our attention.

Jon Brown looks at Kula, a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) focused on social good. He explores how Kula is using blockchain to tokenize real-world assets like water and timber to empower local communities. Then, Trevor Abes makes the case for Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), arguing that the world's largest publicly-traded crypto exchange is an undervalued and de-risked "picks and shovels" play on the entire digital asset industry.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Kula (DAO): A decentralized autonomous organization using blockchain technology to tokenize real-world assets and drive positive social and environmental change through community ownership.
  • Coinbase Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN): The leading publicly-traded crypto exchange, presenting an investment opportunity based on its profitability, market leadership, and a stock price trading below its IPO level.

Topics Discussed:

  • Highlights from the Consensus 2025 crypto conference.
  • What is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)?
  • The tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs).
  • Social impact and ESG investing in the blockchain space.
  • The "picks and shovels" strategy for investing in crypto.
  • How to value a publicly-traded crypto exchange.

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]]> Tue, 20 May 2025 01:34:16 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com Fresh from one of crypto's largest conferences, Consensus 2025 in Toronto, we're highlighting two exhibitors that caught our attention.

Jon Brown looks at Kula, a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) focused on social good. He explores how Kula is using blockchain to tokenize real-world assets like water and timber to empower local communities. Then, Trevor Abes makes the case for Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), arguing that the world's largest publicly-traded crypto exchange is an undervalued and de-risked "picks and shovels" play on the entire digital asset industry.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Kula (DAO): A decentralized autonomous organization using blockchain technology to tokenize real-world assets and drive positive social and environmental change through community ownership.
  • Coinbase Global, Inc. (NASDAQ: COIN): The leading publicly-traded crypto exchange, presenting an investment opportunity based on its profitability, market leadership, and a stock price trading below its IPO level.

Topics Discussed:

  • Highlights from the Consensus 2025 crypto conference.
  • What is a Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO)?
  • The tokenization of real-world assets (RWAs).
  • Social impact and ESG investing in the blockchain space.
  • The "picks and shovels" strategy for investing in crypto.
  • How to value a publicly-traded crypto exchange.

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]]> Social Good Crypto (Kula) vs. A Trading Giant (COIN) | Ep. 11 Stockhouse 00:04:59 Fresh from the Consensus 2025 crypto conference, we explore two different ways to invest in the space. First, a look at Kula, a DAO using blockchain for social good by tokenizing real-world assets. Then, we analyze Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), the undervalued trading giant that offers a ”picks and shovels” approach to the entire crypto market. Fresh from the Consensus 2025 crypto conference, we explore two different ways to invest in the space. First, a look at Kula, a DAO using blockchain for social good by tokenizing real-world assets. Then, we analyze Coinbase (NASDAQ: COIN), the undervalued trading giant that offers a ”picks and shovels” approach to the entire crypto market. false full 11 Stockhouse.podbean.com/4c3756e4-d4a1-3170-beb8-4b0c9f7e20d2 Boeing's Controversies (BA) vs. Bombardier's Turnaround (BBD.B) | Ep. 10 In a special head-to-head episode, we compare two of the biggest names in aviation: Boeing and Bombardier.

Jon Brown walks through the long list of "dumpster fires" at Boeing (NYSE: BA), from whistleblower deaths and stranded astronauts to doors flying off mid-flight. He then explores the perplexing question of why, despite the endless controversy, its stock continues to perform well.

In stark contrast, Trevor Abes details the impressive operational turnaround at Bombardier (TSX: BBD.A/B). He highlights how the company, after shedding its train business, has become a model of discipline with growing revenue, strong profitability, and a clear vision for the future in business aviation and defense.

This Episode's Stocks:

The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA): The aviation giant currently mired in controversy, yet its stock has remained resilient. Its future is tied to major defense contracts like the next-generation F-47 stealth fighter.

Bombardier Inc. (TSX: BBD.A/B): A model of a successful corporate turnaround, now focused exclusively on its popular line of business jets. The company boasts strong financials, a healthy backlog, and a disciplined growth strategy.

Topics Discussed:

  • Analyzing companies with significant negative headlines.
  • The anatomy of a successful corporate turnaround.
  • Key financial metrics: deleveraging, revenue growth, and profitability.
  • The business aviation and defense sectors.
  • Comparing two industry giants with divergent paths.

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]]> Fri, 9 May 2025 19:20:57 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com In a special head-to-head episode, we compare two of the biggest names in aviation: Boeing and Bombardier.

Jon Brown walks through the long list of "dumpster fires" at Boeing (NYSE: BA), from whistleblower deaths and stranded astronauts to doors flying off mid-flight. He then explores the perplexing question of why, despite the endless controversy, its stock continues to perform well.

In stark contrast, Trevor Abes details the impressive operational turnaround at Bombardier (TSX: BBD.A/B). He highlights how the company, after shedding its train business, has become a model of discipline with growing revenue, strong profitability, and a clear vision for the future in business aviation and defense.

This Episode's Stocks:

The Boeing Company (NYSE: BA): The aviation giant currently mired in controversy, yet its stock has remained resilient. Its future is tied to major defense contracts like the next-generation F-47 stealth fighter.

Bombardier Inc. (TSX: BBD.A/B): A model of a successful corporate turnaround, now focused exclusively on its popular line of business jets. The company boasts strong financials, a healthy backlog, and a disciplined growth strategy.

Topics Discussed:

  • Analyzing companies with significant negative headlines.
  • The anatomy of a successful corporate turnaround.
  • Key financial metrics: deleveraging, revenue growth, and profitability.
  • The business aviation and defense sectors.
  • Comparing two industry giants with divergent paths.

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]]> Boeing's Controversies (BA) vs. Bombardier's Turnaround (BBD.B) | Ep. 10 Stockhouse 00:05:44 It’s a tale of two aviation giants on completely different paths. We dive into the seemingly endless ”dumpster fires” at Boeing (NYSE: BA) and ask why its stock remains so resilient. Then, we contrast that with the impressive and disciplined corporate turnaround at Bombardier (TSX: BBD.B), a company firing on all cylinders. It’s a tale of two aviation giants on completely different paths. We dive into the seemingly endless ”dumpster fires” at Boeing (NYSE: BA) and ask why its stock remains so resilient. Then, we contrast that with the impressive and disciplined corporate turnaround at Bombardier (TSX: BBD.B), a company firing on all cylinders. false full 10 Stockhouse.podbean.com/219a9928-419b-31ea-ae69-80dac6015a8f A Mega-Merger Play (ATD) vs. A Wonder Drug Bet (TLT) | Ep. 9 A multi-billion dollar mega-merger is brewing in the convenience store industry. Jon Brown dives into the news that Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX: ATD) has signed an NDA to access the financial data of 7-Eleven's parent company, a critical step in a potential $47 billion takeover.

Then, Trevor Abes explores the high-stakes world of clinical-stage biotech. He profiles Theralase Technologies (TSXV: TLT) and its lead drug candidate, Ruvidar, which has shown incredible preclinical and clinical results against everything from bladder cancer to a host of viruses, representing a massive potential market.

This Episode's Picks:

Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX: ATD): The global convenience store giant (owner of Circle K) that is pursuing a massive acquisition of 7-Eleven's parent company. A recent NDA signing is a key catalyst that could unlock value.

Theralase Technologies Inc. (TSXV: TLT): A clinical-stage pharmaceutical company whose lead drug, Ruvidar, has shown promise against numerous cancers and viruses. A high-risk, high-reward bet on a potential breakthrough in medicine.

Topics Discussed:

  • Analyzing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) as an investment catalyst.
  • The global convenience store market.
  • Investing in clinical-stage biotechnology companies.
  • Understanding the drug development pipeline (preclinical vs. clinical trials).
  • Assessing risk and reward in speculative, high-potential stocks.

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]]> Fri, 2 May 2025 18:36:23 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse Publishing Ltd.) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com A multi-billion dollar mega-merger is brewing in the convenience store industry. Jon Brown dives into the news that Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX: ATD) has signed an NDA to access the financial data of 7-Eleven's parent company, a critical step in a potential $47 billion takeover.

Then, Trevor Abes explores the high-stakes world of clinical-stage biotech. He profiles Theralase Technologies (TSXV: TLT) and its lead drug candidate, Ruvidar, which has shown incredible preclinical and clinical results against everything from bladder cancer to a host of viruses, representing a massive potential market.

This Episode's Picks:

Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX: ATD): The global convenience store giant (owner of Circle K) that is pursuing a massive acquisition of 7-Eleven's parent company. A recent NDA signing is a key catalyst that could unlock value.

Theralase Technologies Inc. (TSXV: TLT): A clinical-stage pharmaceutical company whose lead drug, Ruvidar, has shown promise against numerous cancers and viruses. A high-risk, high-reward bet on a potential breakthrough in medicine.

Topics Discussed:

  • Analyzing mergers and acquisitions (M&A) as an investment catalyst.
  • The global convenience store market.
  • Investing in clinical-stage biotechnology companies.
  • Understanding the drug development pipeline (preclinical vs. clinical trials).
  • Assessing risk and reward in speculative, high-potential stocks.

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]]> A Mega-Merger Play (ATD) vs. A Wonder Drug Bet (TLT) | Ep. 9 Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. 00:05:02 This week, we explore two high-conviction plays. First, we break down the potential $47 billion mega-merger between Circle K’s owner, Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX: ATD), and 7-Eleven. Then, we look at a high-risk, high-reward biotech, Theralase Technologies (TSXV: TLT), and its potential wonder drug that has shown promise against cancer and numerous viruses This week, we explore two high-conviction plays. First, we break down the potential $47 billion mega-merger between Circle K’s owner, Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX: ATD), and 7-Eleven. Then, we look at a high-risk, high-reward biotech, Theralase Technologies (TSXV: TLT), and its potential wonder drug that has shown promise against cancer and numerous viruses false full 9 Stockhouse.podbean.com/7e865ff1-2fc0-3fbd-98a7-077956dd191e A Discount Retail Winner (DOL) vs. A US Lithium Priority (SLI) | Ep. 8 As rising prices and trade tariffs squeeze consumers, which discount retailers are thriving? Jon Brown compares the strong performance of Canada's Dollarama (TSX: DOL) against its struggling US counterparts, making the case for the clear market leader.

Then, Trevor Abes follows up on the US government's push to expedite critical mineral development. He highlights Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLI), a company whose project is on the government's priority list and whose assets have a potential value over 10 times its current market capitalization.

This Episode's Picks:

Dollarama Inc. (TSX: DOL): The leading Canadian discount retailer, which has demonstrated strong stock performance and growth, significantly outpacing its US competitors in the current economic environment.

Standard Lithium Ltd. (TSXV: SLI): A lithium development company whose high-grade Smackover project in the US is on a federal priority list. The company presents a deep value opportunity with a Net Present Value far exceeding its market cap.

Topics Discussed:

  • The performance of the discount retail sector amid inflation and tariffs.
  • Comparative analysis: Dollarama vs. Dollar Tree and Dollar General.
  • Identifying market leaders in a competitive industry.
  • The impact of US critical minerals policy on specific mining projects.
  • Investing in lithium brine projects for the EV battery market.
  • How to spot a significant valuation gap between a company's assets and its market cap.

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]]> Fri, 25 Apr 2025 17:29:52 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com As rising prices and trade tariffs squeeze consumers, which discount retailers are thriving? Jon Brown compares the strong performance of Canada's Dollarama (TSX: DOL) against its struggling US counterparts, making the case for the clear market leader.

Then, Trevor Abes follows up on the US government's push to expedite critical mineral development. He highlights Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLI), a company whose project is on the government's priority list and whose assets have a potential value over 10 times its current market capitalization.

This Episode's Picks:

Dollarama Inc. (TSX: DOL): The leading Canadian discount retailer, which has demonstrated strong stock performance and growth, significantly outpacing its US competitors in the current economic environment.

Standard Lithium Ltd. (TSXV: SLI): A lithium development company whose high-grade Smackover project in the US is on a federal priority list. The company presents a deep value opportunity with a Net Present Value far exceeding its market cap.

Topics Discussed:

  • The performance of the discount retail sector amid inflation and tariffs.
  • Comparative analysis: Dollarama vs. Dollar Tree and Dollar General.
  • Identifying market leaders in a competitive industry.
  • The impact of US critical minerals policy on specific mining projects.
  • Investing in lithium brine projects for the EV battery market.
  • How to spot a significant valuation gap between a company's assets and its market cap.

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]]> A Discount Retail Winner (DOL) vs. A US Lithium Priority (SLI) | Ep. 8 Stockhouse 00:05:20 This week, we’re finding value in two different ways. First, we analyze the discount retail sector and show why Dollarama (TSX: DOL) is the clear winner compared to its US peers. Then, we look at a US government priority project and explore the deep value case for Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLI), a company whose assets may be worth 10x its current market cap. This week, we’re finding value in two different ways. First, we analyze the discount retail sector and show why Dollarama (TSX: DOL) is the clear winner compared to its US peers. Then, we look at a US government priority project and explore the deep value case for Standard Lithium (TSXV: SLI), a company whose assets may be worth 10x its current market cap. false full 8 Stockhouse.podbean.com/c3c46c6d-44c7-3c1a-8232-de7f0d379249 A Defense Tech Bet (SCAN) vs. A Crypto Powerhouse (GLXY) | Ep. 7 With the US administration proposing a record $1 trillion defense budget, where can investors find companies poised to benefit? Jon Brown looks at Liberty Defense (TSXV: SCAN), a high-tech security company whose AI-powered weapon screening technology, Hexwave, directly aligns with the government's focus on enhanced security.

Then, Trevor Abes explores a more data-driven way to invest in the crypto market. He makes the case for Galaxy Digital (TSX: GLXY), a diversified and profitable digital asset powerhouse, arguing that investing in such "picks and shovels" companies is a smarter way to gain exposure to the volatile crypto space.

This Episode's Picks:

Liberty Defense Holdings (TSXV: SCAN): A security technology company developing the AI-driven Hexwave system for concealed weapon detection. A high-risk play positioned to potentially benefit from increased government defense spending.

Galaxy Digital Holdings (TSX: GLXY): A major, profitable player in the digital asset space with diversified operations in trading, asset management, and Bitcoin mining, making it a "picks and shovels" investment on the entire crypto ecosystem.

Topics Discussed:

  • The impact of the US defense budget on security technology stocks.
  • AI's role in next-generation security screening.
  • Analyzing high-risk, high-reward investment opportunities.
  • Data-driven approaches to investing in the crypto sector.
  • The "picks and shovels" strategy for gaining exposure to a market.
  • Identifying profitable companies in the digital asset space.

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]]> Mon, 21 Apr 2025 12:55:08 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With the US administration proposing a record $1 trillion defense budget, where can investors find companies poised to benefit? Jon Brown looks at Liberty Defense (TSXV: SCAN), a high-tech security company whose AI-powered weapon screening technology, Hexwave, directly aligns with the government's focus on enhanced security.

Then, Trevor Abes explores a more data-driven way to invest in the crypto market. He makes the case for Galaxy Digital (TSX: GLXY), a diversified and profitable digital asset powerhouse, arguing that investing in such "picks and shovels" companies is a smarter way to gain exposure to the volatile crypto space.

This Episode's Picks:

Liberty Defense Holdings (TSXV: SCAN): A security technology company developing the AI-driven Hexwave system for concealed weapon detection. A high-risk play positioned to potentially benefit from increased government defense spending.

Galaxy Digital Holdings (TSX: GLXY): A major, profitable player in the digital asset space with diversified operations in trading, asset management, and Bitcoin mining, making it a "picks and shovels" investment on the entire crypto ecosystem.

Topics Discussed:

  • The impact of the US defense budget on security technology stocks.
  • AI's role in next-generation security screening.
  • Analyzing high-risk, high-reward investment opportunities.
  • Data-driven approaches to investing in the crypto sector.
  • The "picks and shovels" strategy for gaining exposure to a market.
  • Identifying profitable companies in the digital asset space.

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]]> A Defense Tech Bet (SCAN) vs. A Crypto Powerhouse (GLXY) | Ep. 7 Stockhouse 00:05:27 This week, we explore two very different opportunities. First, with a proposed $1 trillion US defense budget on the table, we look at Liberty Defense (TSXV: SCAN), a high-risk bet on next-generation security tech. Then, we pivot to a data-driven way to invest in crypto, analyzing the profitable ”picks and shovels” powerhouse, Galaxy Digital (TSX: GLXY). This week, we explore two very different opportunities. First, with a proposed $1 trillion US defense budget on the table, we look at Liberty Defense (TSXV: SCAN), a high-risk bet on next-generation security tech. Then, we pivot to a data-driven way to invest in crypto, analyzing the profitable ”picks and shovels” powerhouse, Galaxy Digital (TSX: GLXY). false full 7 Stockhouse.podbean.com/9e14436d-b02b-39c8-bcc1-23421ed95f11 A Tariff-Proof Tech Giant (SHOP) vs. A Gold Value Play (FF) | Ep. 6 With trade tariffs dominating the headlines, how can investors position their portfolios? Jon Brown makes the case for Shopify (TSX: SHOP), arguing that the Canadian e-commerce giant's global footprint makes it a resilient choice in the current economic climate.

Then, Trevor Abes dives into a new policy proposal from the Conservative Party of Canada designed to streamline mining development. He highlights First Mining Gold (TSX: FF), a company on the government's list of essential projects, and explores the massive valuation gap between its market cap and its estimated $38 billion in in-ground precious metals.

This Episode's Picks:

Shopify Inc. (TSX: SHOP): The global e-commerce platform providing infrastructure to businesses in 175 countries. Its diversified revenue stream offers insulation from specific bilateral trade tariffs.

First Mining Gold Corp. (TSX: FF): A gold exploration and development company whose Springpole project is one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in Ontario. The stock presents a deep value opportunity, with a market cap that is a fraction of its in-ground resource value.

Topics Discussed:

  • The impact of trade tariffs on consumer spending and investment strategy.
  • The benefits of a globally diversified revenue stream.
  • How domestic policy proposals can act as catalysts for specific sectors.
  • Identifying deep value opportunities in the gold mining industry.
  • Analyzing the valuation gap between a company's market cap and its assets.

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]]> Fri, 11 Apr 2025 16:13:19 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse Publishing Ltd.) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With trade tariffs dominating the headlines, how can investors position their portfolios? Jon Brown makes the case for Shopify (TSX: SHOP), arguing that the Canadian e-commerce giant's global footprint makes it a resilient choice in the current economic climate.

Then, Trevor Abes dives into a new policy proposal from the Conservative Party of Canada designed to streamline mining development. He highlights First Mining Gold (TSX: FF), a company on the government's list of essential projects, and explores the massive valuation gap between its market cap and its estimated $38 billion in in-ground precious metals.

This Episode's Picks:

Shopify Inc. (TSX: SHOP): The global e-commerce platform providing infrastructure to businesses in 175 countries. Its diversified revenue stream offers insulation from specific bilateral trade tariffs.

First Mining Gold Corp. (TSX: FF): A gold exploration and development company whose Springpole project is one of the largest undeveloped gold projects in Ontario. The stock presents a deep value opportunity, with a market cap that is a fraction of its in-ground resource value.

Topics Discussed:

  • The impact of trade tariffs on consumer spending and investment strategy.
  • The benefits of a globally diversified revenue stream.
  • How domestic policy proposals can act as catalysts for specific sectors.
  • Identifying deep value opportunities in the gold mining industry.
  • Analyzing the valuation gap between a company's market cap and its assets.

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]]> A Tariff-Proof Tech Giant (SHOP) vs. A Gold Value Play (FF) | Ep. 6 Stockhouse Publishing Ltd. 00:05:14 How can investors navigate trade tariffs and new government policies? We look at two different strategies. First, we explore how Shopify (TSX: SHOP)’s global business model provides a defense against tariffs. Then, we dive into First Mining Gold (TSX: FF), a company with a massive valuation gap that could get a boost from a new Canadian mining policy proposal. How can investors navigate trade tariffs and new government policies? We look at two different strategies. First, we explore how Shopify (TSX: SHOP)’s global business model provides a defense against tariffs. Then, we dive into First Mining Gold (TSX: FF), a company with a massive valuation gap that could get a boost from a new Canadian mining policy proposal. false full 6 Stockhouse.podbean.com/f9b0c304-681e-3443-b77d-6400a595e771 A Satellite Leader (TSAT) and a Cannabis Blueprint (CANB) | Ep. 5 In an episode of contrasts, we first look to the skies. With major defense and satellite contracts in the news, Jon Brown explores Telesat (TSX: TSAT), a Canadian-based global leader in satellite communications, and asks if a recent dip in its stock price presents a buying opportunity.

Then, we come back down to earth to analyze the tough Canadian cannabis market. Trevor Abes bypasses the big-name losers and instead uses Canndara Cannabis Inc. (CSE: CANB) as a case study. He explains what makes this small operator so profitable and why, due to a pending acquisition, it serves as a "blueprint" for what investors should look for in the sector, rather than a direct buy.

This Episode's Picks:

Telesat (TSX: TSAT): A global satellite operator with a next-generation Low Earth Orbit (LEO) network. Despite a recent dip in price, the stock is up 120% year-over-year, presenting a potential entry point for investors.

CASE STUDY: Canndara Cannabis Inc. (CSE: CANB): A highly efficient and profitable cannabis company focused on concentrates. Note: Canndara is currently under a binding offer to be acquired by Simply Solventless Concentrates (CSE: HASH). This segment analyzes why Canndara is successful as a model for future investments.

Topics Discussed:

  • The global satellite communications industry and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) networks.
  • How to analyze a stock dip in the context of long-term growth.
  • Why most Canadian cannabis companies are unprofitable.
  • Identifying key metrics for success in the cannabis sector.
  • Analyzing a pending acquisition and its impact on retail investors.

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]]> Fri, 4 Apr 2025 17:53:39 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com In an episode of contrasts, we first look to the skies. With major defense and satellite contracts in the news, Jon Brown explores Telesat (TSX: TSAT), a Canadian-based global leader in satellite communications, and asks if a recent dip in its stock price presents a buying opportunity.

Then, we come back down to earth to analyze the tough Canadian cannabis market. Trevor Abes bypasses the big-name losers and instead uses Canndara Cannabis Inc. (CSE: CANB) as a case study. He explains what makes this small operator so profitable and why, due to a pending acquisition, it serves as a "blueprint" for what investors should look for in the sector, rather than a direct buy.

This Episode's Picks:

Telesat (TSX: TSAT): A global satellite operator with a next-generation Low Earth Orbit (LEO) network. Despite a recent dip in price, the stock is up 120% year-over-year, presenting a potential entry point for investors.

CASE STUDY: Canndara Cannabis Inc. (CSE: CANB): A highly efficient and profitable cannabis company focused on concentrates. Note: Canndara is currently under a binding offer to be acquired by Simply Solventless Concentrates (CSE: HASH). This segment analyzes why Canndara is successful as a model for future investments.

Topics Discussed:

  • The global satellite communications industry and Low Earth Orbit (LEO) networks.
  • How to analyze a stock dip in the context of long-term growth.
  • Why most Canadian cannabis companies are unprofitable.
  • Identifying key metrics for success in the cannabis sector.
  • Analyzing a pending acquisition and its impact on retail investors.

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]]> A Satellite Leader (TSAT) and a Cannabis Blueprint (CANB) | Ep. 5 Stockhouse 00:05:11 This week, we look at two very different high-flyers. First, we explore Telesat (TSX: TSAT), a global satellite leader whose recent stock dip might be a key buying opportunity. Then, we use the highly profitable Canndara Cannabis Inc. (CSE: CANB) as a case study to understand what makes a cannabis company successful, and why its pending acquisition makes it a blueprint for future investments. This week, we look at two very different high-flyers. First, we explore Telesat (TSX: TSAT), a global satellite leader whose recent stock dip might be a key buying opportunity. Then, we use the highly profitable Canndara Cannabis Inc. (CSE: CANB) as a case study to understand what makes a cannabis company successful, and why its pending acquisition makes it a blueprint for future investments. false full 5 Stockhouse.podbean.com/dc6644ad-8103-3646-85ec-701d477f444e Gaming ETF (HERO) vs. a US Graphite Play (GPH) | Ep. 4 After a last-minute pivot away from the volatile GameStop (GME), we explore a more diversified way to invest in the video game industry. Jonathon Brown makes the case for the Global X Video Games & Esports ETF (NASDAQ: HERO), highlighting key holdings like Take-Two Interactive, the creators of the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6.

Then, with the US government issuing an executive order to expedite critical mineral development, Trevor Abes dives into a US-based graphite play. He explores Graphite One (TSXV: GPH) and its massive Alaskan deposit, which is strategically positioned to supply the booming lithium-ion battery market for electric vehicles.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Global X Video Games & Esports ETF (NASDAQ: HERO): A diversified fund offering exposure to global video game publishers and esports companies, including Electronic Arts, Take-Two Interactive, and AppLovin.
  • Graphite One (TSXV: GPH): A pre-feasibility stage company developing one of the largest graphite deposits in the United States, with a non-binding contract with Lucid Motors and significant backing from US critical mineral policy.

Topics Discussed:

  • The recent volatility of GameStop (GME) stock.
  • ETF investing as a strategy for sector-specific exposure.
  • The massive economic impact of upcoming game releases like Grand Theft Auto 6.
  • President Trump's executive order on critical minerals.
  • Graphite's essential role in the EV battery supply chain.

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]]> Thu, 27 Mar 2025 20:57:28 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com After a last-minute pivot away from the volatile GameStop (GME), we explore a more diversified way to invest in the video game industry. Jonathon Brown makes the case for the Global X Video Games & Esports ETF (NASDAQ: HERO), highlighting key holdings like Take-Two Interactive, the creators of the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6.

Then, with the US government issuing an executive order to expedite critical mineral development, Trevor Abes dives into a US-based graphite play. He explores Graphite One (TSXV: GPH) and its massive Alaskan deposit, which is strategically positioned to supply the booming lithium-ion battery market for electric vehicles.

This Episode's Picks:

  • Global X Video Games & Esports ETF (NASDAQ: HERO): A diversified fund offering exposure to global video game publishers and esports companies, including Electronic Arts, Take-Two Interactive, and AppLovin.
  • Graphite One (TSXV: GPH): A pre-feasibility stage company developing one of the largest graphite deposits in the United States, with a non-binding contract with Lucid Motors and significant backing from US critical mineral policy.

Topics Discussed:

  • The recent volatility of GameStop (GME) stock.
  • ETF investing as a strategy for sector-specific exposure.
  • The massive economic impact of upcoming game releases like Grand Theft Auto 6.
  • President Trump's executive order on critical minerals.
  • Graphite's essential role in the EV battery supply chain.

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]]> Gaming ETF (HERO) vs. a US Graphite Play (GPH) | Ep. 4 Stockhouse 00:05:39 After ditching a volatile GameStop (GME), we pivot to a broader play on the video game industry with the Global X Video Games & Esports ETF (NASDAQ: HERO). Then, we analyze a US executive order on critical minerals and explore how Graphite One (TSXV: GPH) is positioned to supply the crucial graphite needed for the EV battery revolution. After ditching a volatile GameStop (GME), we pivot to a broader play on the video game industry with the Global X Video Games & Esports ETF (NASDAQ: HERO). Then, we analyze a US executive order on critical minerals and explore how Graphite One (TSXV: GPH) is positioned to supply the crucial graphite needed for the EV battery revolution. false full 4 Stockhouse.podbean.com/8c3caf73-5803-355b-931a-6603bcdd899c Trade Wars & a New PM: Corby Spirit and Wine (CSW.A) & Cematrix (CEMX) | Ep. 3 A looming trade war is pulling American liquor off Canadian shelves, creating a potential opening for domestic producers. Meanwhile, a major political shift is underway in Canada with former central banker Mark Carney taking over as Prime Minister and calling a federal election. What does this mean for investors?

In this episode, we explore the investment case for Corby Spirit and Wine (TSX: CSW.A) as it stands to benefit from a "buy local" push. Then, we analyze the policy leanings of the new Prime Minister and identify Cematrix (TSXV: CEMX), a green-focused cellular concrete company, as a potential beneficiary of his decidedly environmental agenda.

This Episode's Stock Picks:

Corby Spirit and Wine (TSX: CSW.A): A leading Canadian manufacturer and distributor of spirits and wine, reporting strong revenue and earnings growth as it gains domestic market share.

Cematrix (TSXV: CEMX): A profitable and growing North American provider of lower-cost, environmentally friendly cellular concrete, poised to benefit from a potential green infrastructure push.

Topics Discussed:

The impact of US-Canada trade tariffs on the liquor industry.

The investment implications of Mark Carney becoming Prime Minister.

Analyzing a politician's policy to find investment catalysts.

Finding value in a green energy stock that has seen its share price fall over 60%.

Further Reading & Resources:

Corby Spirit and Wine’s fiscal 2025 second quarter results

10 investment catalysts in Mark Carney’s Canada

This week's picks: TSX:CSW.A | TSXV:CEMX

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]]> Mon, 24 Mar 2025 16:34:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com A looming trade war is pulling American liquor off Canadian shelves, creating a potential opening for domestic producers. Meanwhile, a major political shift is underway in Canada with former central banker Mark Carney taking over as Prime Minister and calling a federal election. What does this mean for investors?

In this episode, we explore the investment case for Corby Spirit and Wine (TSX: CSW.A) as it stands to benefit from a "buy local" push. Then, we analyze the policy leanings of the new Prime Minister and identify Cematrix (TSXV: CEMX), a green-focused cellular concrete company, as a potential beneficiary of his decidedly environmental agenda.

This Episode's Stock Picks:

Corby Spirit and Wine (TSX: CSW.A): A leading Canadian manufacturer and distributor of spirits and wine, reporting strong revenue and earnings growth as it gains domestic market share.

Cematrix (TSXV: CEMX): A profitable and growing North American provider of lower-cost, environmentally friendly cellular concrete, poised to benefit from a potential green infrastructure push.

Topics Discussed:

The impact of US-Canada trade tariffs on the liquor industry.

The investment implications of Mark Carney becoming Prime Minister.

Analyzing a politician's policy to find investment catalysts.

Finding value in a green energy stock that has seen its share price fall over 60%.

Further Reading & Resources:

Corby Spirit and Wine’s fiscal 2025 second quarter results

10 investment catalysts in Mark Carney’s Canada

This week's picks: TSX:CSW.A | TSXV:CEMX

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]]> Trade Wars & a New PM: Corby Spirit and Wine (CSW.A) & Cematrix (CEMX) | Ep. 3 Stockhouse 00:04:46 How can a trade war and a new Prime Minister create opportunities for investors? We break down the impact of US liquor tariffs on Corby Spirit and Wine (TSX: CSW.A), a Canadian company poised to gain market share. Then, we analyze the green agenda of new Prime Minister Mark Carney and identify Cematrix (TSXV: CEMX), an environmental construction company, as a key potential beneficiary. How can a trade war and a new Prime Minister create opportunities for investors? We break down the impact of US liquor tariffs on Corby Spirit and Wine (TSX: CSW.A), a Canadian company poised to gain market share. Then, we analyze the green agenda of new Prime Minister Mark Carney and identify Cematrix (TSXV: CEMX), an environmental construction company, as a key potential beneficiary. false full 3 Stockhouse.podbean.com/91c3f59d-0b5c-32ed-9c74-81182d284a52 Space Race & Small-Cap Value: MDA Space (MDA), Supremex (SXP), Maritime Launch (MAXQ) | Ep. 2 With geopolitical tensions rising, the European Space Agency is pushing for greater autonomy, creating new opportunities in the space sector. In this episode, Jonathon Brown dives into two Canadian space stocks positioned to benefit: an established industry leader and a high-risk, high-reward spaceport developer.

Then, Trevor Abes explains why broad market downturns are often the best time to hunt for value in small-cap stocks. He outlines a strategy for finding hidden gems and offers up a profitable North American manufacturer that he believes is trading at an excessive discount.

This Episode's Stock Picks:

MDA Space (TSX: MDA): The established Canadian leader in space robotics and satellite systems, well-positioned to capitalize on increased global investment in space and defense.

Maritime Launch Services (CBOE: MAXQ): A development-stage company building Canada's first commercial spaceport in Nova Scotia, offering a potential ground-floor opportunity for investors with a high risk tolerance.

Supremex (TSX: SXP): A profitable North American envelope and packaging manufacturer whose stock has fallen nearly 50% from its 5-year high, creating a potential value opportunity.

Topics Discussed:

  • The European Space Agency's (ESA) push for new partnerships and autonomy.
  • How geopolitical uncertainty impacts the space and defense sectors.
  • A four-step process for identifying attractive small-cap stocks.
  • Finding investment opportunities in companies the market has misperceived.

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]]> Mon, 17 Mar 2025 12:13:48 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com With geopolitical tensions rising, the European Space Agency is pushing for greater autonomy, creating new opportunities in the space sector. In this episode, Jonathon Brown dives into two Canadian space stocks positioned to benefit: an established industry leader and a high-risk, high-reward spaceport developer.

Then, Trevor Abes explains why broad market downturns are often the best time to hunt for value in small-cap stocks. He outlines a strategy for finding hidden gems and offers up a profitable North American manufacturer that he believes is trading at an excessive discount.

This Episode's Stock Picks:

MDA Space (TSX: MDA): The established Canadian leader in space robotics and satellite systems, well-positioned to capitalize on increased global investment in space and defense.

Maritime Launch Services (CBOE: MAXQ): A development-stage company building Canada's first commercial spaceport in Nova Scotia, offering a potential ground-floor opportunity for investors with a high risk tolerance.

Supremex (TSX: SXP): A profitable North American envelope and packaging manufacturer whose stock has fallen nearly 50% from its 5-year high, creating a potential value opportunity.

Topics Discussed:

  • The European Space Agency's (ESA) push for new partnerships and autonomy.
  • How geopolitical uncertainty impacts the space and defense sectors.
  • A four-step process for identifying attractive small-cap stocks.
  • Finding investment opportunities in companies the market has misperceived.

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]]> Space Race & Small-Cap Value: MDA Space (MDA), Supremex (SXP), Maritime Launch (MAXQ) | Ep. 2 Stockhouse 00:06:43 With geopolitical shifts pushing the European Space Agency to seek new partners, where should investors look for opportunities? In this episode, we explore two Canadian space stocks: MDA Space (TSX: MDA), an established industry leader, and Maritime Launch Services (CBOE: MAXQ), a high-risk, high-reward spaceport developer. Then, we explain why market volatility can be the perfect time to find value. We break down a strategy for investing in small-cap stocks and highlight Supremex (TSX: SXP), a profitable manufacturer whose stock has fallen nearly 50% from its 5-year high. With geopolitical shifts pushing the European Space Agency to seek new partners, where should investors look for opportunities? In this episode, we explore two Canadian space stocks: MDA Space (TSX: MDA), an established industry leader, and Maritime Launch Services (CBOE: MAXQ), a high-risk, high-reward spaceport developer. Then, we explain why market volatility can be the perfect time to find value. We break down a strategy for investing in small-cap stocks and highlight Supremex (TSX: SXP), a profitable manufacturer whose stock has fallen nearly 50% from its 5-year high. false full 2 Stockhouse.podbean.com/20422d52-e5fb-321a-b1d6-c63d1ae15fc7 AI Fraud Prevention (VERS) vs. Undervalued Lithium (ETL) | Ep. 1 In the debut episode of The 5-Minute Investor, we dive into two of the market's hottest sectors: Artificial Intelligence and the materials fueling the green energy transition.

Jon Brown looks at an AI company that's moving beyond the hype to solve real-world problems. He explores Verses AI (CBOE: VERS) and its new partnership to combat telecommunications fraud. Then, Trevor Abes makes the case for E3 Lithium (TSXV: ETL), arguing that the market has unfairly undervalued critical mining stocks, creating a potential opportunity for investors.

This Episode's Picks:

Verses AI (CBOE: VERS): An artificial intelligence company focused on building standards and tools for the next generation of the web, with a new partnership to apply its technology to fraud prevention.

E3 Lithium (TSXV: ETL): A lithium development company aiming to become a major supplier of battery-grade lithium, presenting a value play based on the thesis that mining stocks are currently undervalued.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector.
  • The role of AI in enterprise solutions like fraud prevention.
  • The investment case for undervalued lithium and mining stocks.
  • The long-term demand for lithium in the energy transition.

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]]> Fri, 7 Mar 2025 17:56:00 +0000 podcast@stockhouse.com (Stockhouse) https://Stockhouse.podbean.com In the debut episode of The 5-Minute Investor, we dive into two of the market's hottest sectors: Artificial Intelligence and the materials fueling the green energy transition.

Jon Brown looks at an AI company that's moving beyond the hype to solve real-world problems. He explores Verses AI (CBOE: VERS) and its new partnership to combat telecommunications fraud. Then, Trevor Abes makes the case for E3 Lithium (TSXV: ETL), arguing that the market has unfairly undervalued critical mining stocks, creating a potential opportunity for investors.

This Episode's Picks:

Verses AI (CBOE: VERS): An artificial intelligence company focused on building standards and tools for the next generation of the web, with a new partnership to apply its technology to fraud prevention.

E3 Lithium (TSXV: ETL): A lithium development company aiming to become a major supplier of battery-grade lithium, presenting a value play based on the thesis that mining stocks are currently undervalued.

Topics Discussed:

  • Investing in the Artificial Intelligence (AI) sector.
  • The role of AI in enterprise solutions like fraud prevention.
  • The investment case for undervalued lithium and mining stocks.
  • The long-term demand for lithium in the energy transition.

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