Stocks
Jordan Zinberg’s Small-Cap Safari: Hunting Growth in May 2025
Get ready for a wild ride, investors—Jordan Zinberg, the eagle-eyed president and CEO of Bedford Park Capital, is leading a Small-Cap Safari through the Canadian market for May 2025. Armed with a keen eye for growth, Zinberg’s top picks—Propel Holdings, Lumine …
Stitching Success: Aritzia Threads the Retail Needle
Hold onto your cashmere cardigans, because Aritzia isn’t just stitching together trendy outfits—it’s weaving a financial fairy tale that’s got Bay Street buzzing and Wall Street taking notes. The Canadian fashion powerhouse didn’t just drop a quarterly …
Owl Be Damned: Duolingo’s Stock Rally Is a Hoot
Picture this: a green owl named Duo, once known for guilt-tripping you into practicing Spanish, is now the toast of Wall Street, flapping its wings as Duolingo’s stock (DUOL) skyrockets. As of May 2, 2025, shares are perched at a lofty $477.82, up a …
Holy Terminals: The Vatican’s Financial Power Play
Beneath the soaring domes of Vatican City, where sacred chants echo and timeless rituals unfold, a tantalizing enigma has slipped through the gilded gates of St. Peter’s Basilica: why does this tiny sovereign state, home to just 882 souls, wield an astonishing …
Big Mac, Small Margin: McDonald’s Feels the Fryer Heat
McDonald’s has long been seen as a bellwether for the American consumer, a golden-arched gauge of economic health. But this quarter, the fast food giant delivered more indigestion than optimism. On May 1, 2025, McDonald’s reported first-quarter earnings that …
Terry Lynch Unearths the Faults in NI 43-101’s Fine Print
In a candid social media post on May 1, 2025, Terry Lynch, CEO of Power Metallic Mines Inc. and founder of Save Canadian Mining, pulled back the curtain on National Instrument 43-101 (NI 43-101) technical reports, urging retail investors to approach these …
Millennial Potash: Sprouting Profits in the Fertilizer Field
In the fertile fields of global agriculture, potash is the unsung hero, quietly fueling crop yields and food security. With the world’s population barreling toward 10.4 billion by century’s end, the demand for this potassium-packed mineral is sprouting faster …
Fogler’s Forecast: Trash, Transport, and Trophy Assets
Richard Fogler, managing director at Kingwest & Company, is no stranger to high-conviction investing. With decades of experience navigating volatile markets, Fogler has earned a reputation for cutting through noise and focusing on fundamentals. His latest top …
From Frothy to Flat: Starbucks Takes a Spill on Earnings Miss
Starbucks just delivered a bitter brew to Wall Street.
Seniors, Shovels, and Sparks: The Stocks Steering Andrew Pink’s Ship
The first quarter of 2025 was anything but predictable. As the global economy found itself caught in the tightening coils of tariff wars and retaliatory trade barriers, markets were sent into a tailspin of volatility. Investors, already grappling with a …