Knowing I did applied for a shipper receiver job there back in 2000, never got called for interview. Know every building they were in, built and been in a few. Met lot of their workers over the years of doing deliveries and than driving taxi. Was a share holder for few years and sold out two years ago. What are our thoughts of them? Believe they are turned around and upside in future? Or is it just good old blackberry? Had convo with a another longtime share holder, he believes in them. Saying QNX is being teached in University. QNX is old, being used long time and know it was in a robo car long ago driving a test road near Ottawa. Now going to be used in robo-taxis all this years later. Thoughts? If I would of Listened to bud, I would be up a good $4 per share

I've been working on creating a worksheet for value pick on stocks for myself. Lately, I am thinking that this worksheet could help others to quickly see if a stock is undervalued, fair, overvalued. It's a long way from becoming something that I feel would be truly useful. My reason behind creating this is that I think watchlists are often quite useless because you only see a stocks current price. Please give me some feedback as to what I could add/remove to improve the worksheet. OR! maybe I'm wasting my time because there is something like this out there for free? I would like to know that too. Current fields/thoughts behind each field: - Ticker: Stock ticker - Risk: This is personal but could serve as a reminder to users of the risk for themselves in buying a stock - Exchange: Currently CAN/US (IE. NYSE, TSX) will expand or create a different worksheet for each exchange - Previous ATH: It's the all time high price since the company listed. Currently I don't think it is really accurate but I will try to continue to improve this - Current Price: The current price of the ticker, it is a bit delayed because I'm just using free information off the web - Percentage Increase: Speculation of percentage gain buying at `Current Price` compared to `Previous ATH`. Basically how much the price has dropped compared to it's ATH and how much you stand to gain if it was to go back up to the ATH - Increase: It's just another way of Percentage Increase but just saying if the stock reaches ATH again it will be a 1x, 2x, 3x...10x etc

CDRs are investments that allow Canadian investors to own fractional shares of foreign companies traded on Canadian exchanges in Canadian dollars. They provide exposure to global companies while minimizing currency conversion costs and risks associated with foreign exchange fluctuations. @Michael Laba wrote a post "Was Curious about Netflix 2 stock symbols might help you decide." which he talks about the two Netflix holdings, one being a CDR. One share of USD NFLX is CDR Ratio 0.27564681 *as of Mar 21-2026* NFLX:us $91.82 USD = $128.40cdn (1.3984 FX rate - WS) @close Mar 20-2026 NFLX:cdr $34.73cdn Math to own one Share of NFLX in CDR 1 / 0.27564681 = 3.6278 x $34.73 = $125.99 - $128.40 = $2.41 savings. Doesn't sound like much but adds up when you buy more, $24.10 for 10 shares. There is away around the CDN to USD exchange, Journaling by using Norbert's Gambit with a fee of $10 plus tax, also takes 1-5 days to happen per broker. The break-even point is around the $800cdn if your broker doesn't charge a fee for trading. If commission fees are charged, looking at $1600cdn. (info I pulled from web) But this is another whole post for Journaling USD. You save on the exchange of your CDN$ to USD$, but not from the withholding tax of 15% if the holding does pay a dividend. To avoid the withholding tax, hold it in your RRSP account. If its a growth stock that does not pay a dividend, no worries of that 15% withholding tax. If like to learn more on CDRs, check out https://money.tmx.com/tsx-cdr-centre and click CDR Education to learn more. It also shows at top of page top preforming CDRs Also other links from BMO and CIBC that list CDRs. -https://www.bmoinvestorline.com/wealth/journeys/content/micro/cdr/CanadianDepositaryReceipts.html -https://cdr.cibc.com/#/cdrDirectory

Anyone buy Hedged Ticker I don't think IMO only personally dollar will recover anytime soon but I do like buying if don't want to be the victim of exchange which I love for my weekly and monthly distributions as a nice added boost but straight growth stocks or speculation anyone purchase the CAD Hedged? Here info I found for my decision. When to Choose Netflix CDR (CAD Hedged) - Small Portfolios: Since the CDR trades at a lower price (approx. $36 CAD vs. ~$95 USD for the native share as of early 2026), it is more accessible if you have limited capital or want to buy fractional amounts. - Simple CAD Investing: It allows you to invest using your existing Canadian dollars without paying upfront currency conversion fees to your broker. - Bearish on USD: If you believe the Canadian dollar will strengthen against the U.S. dollar, the CAD Hedged version will outperform the direct stock. When to Choose NFLX (Netflix Inc. - USD) - Long-Term Holding: For large, multi-year positions, the annual 0.6% hedging fee on the CDR can eventually cost more than the one-time currency conversion for the direct stock. - RRSP Accounts: Holding USD-denominated stocks directly in an RRSP avoids the 15% U.S. withholding tax on dividends (though Netflix currently pays no dividend). - Bullish on USD: If the U.S. dollar gains value against the Canadian dollar, you will earn an extra return from the currency movement on top of the stock's performance.

Looks to be on a possible breakout.