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- Alphabet beat revenue expectations in Q1, helped by a cloud business that is scaling quickly and becoming far more profitable. - Google Cloud revenue surged 63% to $20B, well ahead of estimates, while operating income climbed to $6.6B. - Management said enterprise AI became the primary growth driver for cloud for the first time. - Demand is so strong that the company said cloud revenue would have been even higher if it had enough compute capacity. - That demand is forcing Alphabet to spend aggressively. - The company bumped its 2026 CapEx outlook to $180B to $190B and expects another significant increase in 2027.

I have always followed this rule when investing "KISS" it. I know it sounds funny but that phrase means "Keep It Simple Stupid" and that's been my approach towards the financial market. I've been investing in the same stocks monthly for the past 3 years XEI.TO and VDY.TO , broad indexes dividend ETF as I still consider myself a NEWBIE. But recently my finger has been itching to get into high dividend covered-calls ETF as supplemental income wise it looks attractive but I'm also aware that there's not much growth. So I want to know, do you KISS? Yes or no, AND do you have a high dividend covered-calls ETF in your portfolio?

There are a few mega AI IPOs this year. SpaceX (including xAI) is one of them. With a valuation of $1.7 trillion dollars, it is the largest in US history. ​It's current revenue is $18 billion in 2025. So this means enterprise value to revenue ratio is around 100x. So give you a better sense of what that means, most companies have a enterprise value to revenue ratio of around 1x. PLTR (which is considered to be very overvalued) has a price to sales ratio of 62. So when it comes to new IPO stocks, we generally avoid it as insiders would dump their shares in the market first​ which drives the stock price down Cheers, Eric ---- Eric Seto Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) Founder of 5MinInvesting.com In May, I’m helping 20 people to become better at investing through Investing Accelerator. During the free strategy call, you can discuss which area of analysis you need the most help with (finding discounted stocks vs generating income). You can discuss your knowledge on options (and whether or not you are looking to learn a specific option strategy e.g. covered calls, cash secured puts, spreads) We can identify if you would benefit from the techniques covered in the program from technical, fundamentals to buying / selling options We can also discuss the tax advantages / disadvantages of using different retirement / investing accounts for each strategy. If you are interested, you can schedule a free strategy call here to see if you are a good fit. Schedule a free call Disclaimer: This communication is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to invest in any fund or strategy. No advisory relationship is formed by receipt of this content. Any references to strategies or markets are general in nature and do not reflect the performance of any client account or investment product.

During a record bull market where everyone is making money, the most important thing you should do is... To stayvigilant. To stay hungry. Right now, we are riding a major semiconductor wave. But it is important that we don't getcomplacentwith our gains (even if those gains are in the millions)​​ ​​​In the typical boom bust cycle, we are in the boom phase. The bust phase isinevitable. Smart investors will always put some cash aside for the bust phase. That's why from time to time, I would take on a short position whenever I see danger. That's how I buy "insurance" in case the market goes down. Because it eventually will. ​ Cheers, Eric -- Eric Seto Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) Chartered Investment Manager (CIM) Founder of 5MinInvesting.com In June, I’m helping 20 people to become better at investing through Investing Accelerator. During the free strategy call, you can discuss which area of analysis you need the most help with (finding discounted stocks vs generating income). You can discuss your knowledge on options (and whether or not you are looking to learn a specific option strategy e.g. covered calls, cash secured puts, spreads) We can identify if you would benefit from the techniques covered in the program from technical, fundamentals to buying / selling options We can also discuss the tax advantages / disadvantages of using different retirement / investing accounts for each strategy. If you are interested, you can schedule a free strategy call here to see if you are a good fit. Schedule a free call Disclaimer: This communication is provided for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to invest in any fund or strategy. No advisory relationship is formed by receipt of this content. Any references to strategies or markets are general in nature and do not reflect the performance of any client account or investment product.