In this episode, we break down what the recent Canadian federal election results mean for investors. With Mark Carney becoming Prime Minister, we discuss the implications of continued large-scale fiscal spending, including projections that federal deficits will remain above 2% of GDP. We look at how this could act as a tailwind for certain sectors and how it will likely lead to a trade deal between Canada and the US.

On the earnings side, we discuss TFI International, where acquisition-driven growth masks some deeper margin pressure and macro headwinds. We also provide an update on First Quantum and the continued importance of the Cobre Panama mine for both its business and Franco-Nevada's streaming exposure. Lastly, we share thoughts on Starbucks' ongoing turnaround, recent earnings miss, and whether there's a compelling case to be made for patient investors during its transformation.

Tickers of stock discussed: SBUX, TFII.TO, FM

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In this episode, Simon and Braden share his personal framework for deciding when to sell a stock—including full exits and trims. Simon walks through 6 reasons why he would consider selling an investment.

We also discuss an important metric that is very often correlated with stock returns for a copy. Simon and Braden finish the episode by discussing 3 stocks on their watchlist. One being a well known company while the two others are lesser known to north american investors.

Tickers of stock discussed: SMNNY, BRK-B, TOI.V

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In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, we break down a whirlwind week of headlines that continue to move markets. We start with the latest from the Trump administration, where the president announced plans to reduce the 145% tariffs on Chinese goods—though no specifics were given and he made it clear the rate won’t be going to zero. Markets also reacted sharply to speculation that Trump might replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell, only for him to later walk back those comments, stating Powell would remain in his role until the end of his term.

We then dive into Tesla’s earnings, where the company posted a 9% year-over-year revenue decline and a 40% drop in EPS, with falling deliveries and razor-thin margins putting pressure on the stock—despite a surprising post-earnings rally.

We also cover American Express, which delivered solid numbers driven by younger cardholders, and remains resilient thanks to its premium card base and growing fee revenue. Over at BlackRock, inflows hit $84 billion for the quarter. Finally, we take a look at West Fraser Timber’s results amid increasing trade uncertainty, highlighting the company’s strong balance sheet and the challenges ahead for Canadian wood product exporters.

Tickers of stock discussed: WFG.TO, BLK, TSLA, AXP

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