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NFGC [40-F] New Found Gold Corp files 2025 Results
NFGC [40-F] New Found Gold Corp files 2025 Results
NexGen Energy (TSE:NXE) Given New C$20.00 Price Target at TD Securities
NexGen Energy (TSE:NXE) Sets New 12-Month High – Here’s Why
Google finance is being weird with XETRA listed securities today
GENDA (TSE:9166): Japanese arcade roll-up organically doubling sales in the US
Some adjustments I've made due to the challenging trade environment
NexGen Energy (TSE:NXE) Price Target Raised to C$12.00 at TD Securities
NexGen Energy (TSE:NXE) Price Target Raised to C$12.00 at TD Securities
Northern Ontario lithium and rare earths reduced to penny stock status by previous PM. Winds appear to be shifting under the new PM... Hear me out ;)
Northern Ontario lithium and rare earths reduced to penny stock status by previous PM. Winds appear to be shifting under the new PM... Hear me out ;)
Asian stocks steady amid Trump's new tariff measures, China stocks rise on strong trade data; Wall Street futures fall
PPP.V High Potential with good Historical Exploration in the Yukon.
What are some good, low fee brokerages for directly accessing non-US stock exchanges?
Foraco International $FRACF (otc) or $FAR (tsx): Drilling Services
Uranium Boom Idea | Anfield Energy (TSX.V: AEC) & Energy Fuels (NYSE: UUUU)
Is Argonaut Gold a Multibagger: $ARNGF (OTC) , $AR (Canada)
What happens to my shares after LAC split?
One Analyst's Earnings Estimates For Enterprise Group, Inc. (TSE:E) Are Surging Higher
Let's dive into BriaCell Therapeutics Corp. (BCTX) and see what's going on
Let's dive into BriaCell Therapeutics Corp. (BCTX) and see what's going on.
Want to know more about BriaCell Therapeutics Corp. (BCTX)? Let's take a closer look!
Let's explore BriaCell Therapeutics Corp. (BCTX) and uncover what they're all about!
Hut 8 Mining swings to adjusted EBITDA loss in its fiscal Q4
Copper – Tight Supply Underpins Bullish Outlook
Hut 8 Mining (TSE:HUT) delivers shareholders impressive 29% CAGR over 3 years, surging 15% in the last week alone
Real Estate Multifamily Rental Companies are going to explode!
Carbon Capture Stocks – Getting Exposure to Carbon Pricing (NYSE : KRBN, TSE : CARB, CSE: SHFT)
Diamond in the rough high yield consistent dividends besides 2020 (Covid crash)ticker dgs what are everyone’s thoughts on this stock TSE
Carbon Capture Stocks – Getting Exposure to Carbon Pricing (CSE: $SHFT)
Enterprise Group at the Schachter Energy Conference (TSE:E)
CanBas (TSE:4575) announced that both triple-drug combinations, including a different dose of CBP501, achieved the primary endpoint in Phase 2 clinical trial.
CanBas announced that both triple-drug combinations, including a different dose of CBP501, achieved the primary endpoint in Phase 2 trial.
CanBas announced that both triple-drug combinations, including a different dose CBP501, had achieved the primary endpoint in Phase 2 trial.
Breaking news: CanBas (TSE:4575)’s triple-drug combination achieved the primary endpoint in Phase 2 for 3rd-line pancreatic cancer on November 1 (JST).
Breaking news: CanBas (TSE:4575)’s triple-drug combination achieved the primary endpoint in Phase 2 for 3rd-line pancreatic cancer on November 1 (JST).
Fission Uranium (TSE:FCU) - A Uranium Play Off Of Canada Investing $970M On Nuclear Energy
Synopsis of: dynaCERT Inc. (TSE: $DYA.TO)
TSE: MOZ looking like it’s ready to move.
I believe this ticker has been slumbering for quite some time, and it’s setting up for some form of a momentum going on.
ELI5: why are currency fluctuations not directly reflected on stocks listed on two exchanges / currencies?
two stocks I like going into the resession.
Black Iron - Ukraine site green Iron TSE: BKI
Investing in Renewable Energy - (Vanadium Mining, Green Metals | Largo)
Should You Investigate Enterprise Group, Inc. (TSE:E) At CA$0.40? $E.TO
Help ! Newbie needs Tuition fees
Price difference between TSE and NYSE for Taiwan Semiconductor?
NTR:NYSE NTR:TSE. Ukraine war and fertilizer shortage
McCoy Global (MCB) is a hidden gem. Thesis:
interactive brokers, unable to submit order at some strike prices
Do gold mining stocks offer same gains as holding physical gold in a portfolio?
Rogers Sugar Stock Analysis, BUY or SELL? $TSE: RSI 2022 Outlook.
Rogers Sugar Stock Analysis, BUY or SELL? $TSE: RSI 2022 Outlook.
Acadian Timber Stock Analysis, BUY or SELL? $TSE: ADN 2022 Outlook.
Acadian Timber Stock Analysis, BUY or SELL? $TSE: ADN 2022 Outlook.
Questions on buying Japanes Stocks.
TSE: EAGR Please ELI5 why this stock is all over the place.
Feedback on portfolio risk hedging where investments supply all income
TSE: CIA Champion Iron Ltd , got my info from guy who works while chatting in game
$AYUR $HEXO $GWPH Set to Bear Fruit in 2022
Differences between Vanguard S&P 500 offers (and better understand the market)
Difference between Softbank (TSE 9434) and Softbank Group (TSE 9984)?
Anyone else think Visa $V ordered the Spruce Point hit on Nuvei $NVEI.TSE today?
Fairfax (FRFHF) DD *why it's a good value play
Is it worth it to invest in smaller mining companies now that there’s a demand for copper?
BULLISH for Daylight Savings Time
I just invested in copper stocks. Should I be worried about the volatile situation when it comes to prices?
Is Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSE:ATD) a good EV play?
Will the recent copper shortage be an opportunity for smaller miners?
Will the recent copper shortage be an opportunity for smaller miners?
Will the recent copper shortage be an opportunity for smaller miners?
Mentions
One angle missing from this thread: VT's geographic diversification doesn't protect you as much as you'd think when semis correct, because the Japan and Korea allocations are heavily weighted toward semiconductor supply chain companies. Tokyo Electron (TSE:8035), Disco (TSE:6146), Shin-Etsu Chemical (TSE:4063) — these are major components of VT's Japan slice. They're geographically "diversified" but highly correlated with SOX during downturns. In the 2022 correction, Tokyo Electron fell \~50% while SOXX dropped \~35%. So VT's effective semiconductor exposure is meaningfully higher than the headline 10-12% figure. The diversification is real for country-specific risk, but semiconductor cycles tend to be global and hit the supply chain regardless of where companies are listed. Also worth considering the demand side: there's a structural new market forming that isn't priced into most semiconductor cycle analysis. Ukraine is consuming an estimated 5,000+ drones per day. Both NATO members and non-NATO allies are now treating drone fleets as standard military inventory — a replacement for conventional missiles, not a supplement. The EU rearmament wave, accelerated by US pressure to hit 3%+ GDP defense spending, is creating procurement pipelines that didn't exist 5 years ago. Drone-scale semiconductor demand is a different profile from AI or mobile — FPGAs, microcontrollers, RF chips, sensors — and it's largely recurring since drones are expendable. Japanese companies like Renesas (TSE:6723) and Murata (TSE:6981) are quietly exposed to this theme. The bear case for semis assumes a cyclical correction in AI/consumer demand. It may underestimate this new defense-driven baseline.
Great thread. The "keiretsu" answer is technically correct but doesn't really explain the investment thesis. First, a key clarification: Mitsubishi Electric (TSE:6503) and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (TSE:7011) are completely separate publicly listed companies. They share a brand name and some cross-shareholding history, but management, earnings, and strategy are fully independent. The Mitsubishi group is a keiretsu — a corporate group dating back to the Meiji era (1800s), with MUFG Bank at the center. What makes them interesting long-term: this group tends to be heavily involved when the Japanese government needs industrial partners, both domestically and overseas. The Australia frigate deal is a concrete example. MHI signed a $6.5B contract with the Australian government in April 2026 for 11 Mogami-class frigates — Japan's first-ever warship export. First 3 hulls built in Japan, remaining 8 in Western Australia, with delivery starting 2029. Multi-decade government contract, exactly the kind of revenue visibility that makes the defense thesis compelling. One tactical note for overseas investors: the BoJ is widely expected to hike 0.25% to 1.0% at the June 16 meeting (\~90% of analysts). This is largely priced in, so a major yen move on the announcement itself is unlikely. That said, there's usually short-term noise around BoJ decisions — waiting for the post-announcement dust to settle might give you a cleaner entry point into Japanese industrials.
The full symbols are TSE:XDIV and NASDAQ:XDIV as each country/exchange needs to have autonomy.
Yah. I'm on the Canadian side TSE: CWEB
I'm not sure you're gonna get much uptake on WSB for an agricultural ETF listed on the TSE.
All these disruptions.. hmm.. maybe its time to get out Nasdaq index funds for good. Keep some Nvidia and other AI infrastructure and invest in the TSE. Resources will always be needed.
No one has been listening to me. Look at Cavvy Energy. They produce 10% of Canada’s total sulphur, with 1/3 that is priced at Vancouver sulphur spot prices. This stock is primed to 5x. Look for yourself, $CVVY (TSE)
Foraco (FAR) trades on TSE. Mining exploration driller leveraging commodity boom and huge raising activity from miners, massive forward backlog 90% from tier ones, single digit PE, solid balance sheet. Earnings and multiple could both grow >50% if not double.
Laughs in TSE 😂. Tokyo Stock exchange opens at 9am and closes at 3pm with an hour long lunch break in between.
Yep, calls on any oil producing company with access to the Atlantic and/or Pacific. US of course but they're mostly priced in which is not the case of Brazil (PBR) Colombia (EC) Canada (TSE SU)
I'm holding IPCO. A swedish company, but listed on TSE as well. I guess they produce the wrong kind of oil, but it has worked out well anyhow.
Anyone who wants to make money and take trading seriously knew that this last week was a once in a decade opportunity. I did nothing but trade UCO for 3 days straight and realized a mid 5 figure profit off of a low 4 figure initial. There is still money to be made, albeit less than before, but ESPECIALLY if you have access to a broker in the tokyo market. You can more than likely make one last play on it before too many people begin taking profits and it stagnates. I know I'll be makin one last move Sunday night(TSE opens 7:00PM EST Sunday) before dumping my initial 3-5 minutes after NYSE opens
I recently saw rumors about a TSE listing. Do you think it's true?
Get out of shitty Murican stocks boyos, and into TSE and ASX silver-gold-copper miner stocks. They still crazy cheap.
Take a look at Kraken Robotics (KRKNF or PNG.V). They're a main supplier for Anduril but have strong commercial value as well. Currently OTC but confirmed to uplist to TSE this year, and soon NASDAQ. Plenty of deep dives into this company you can find.
what Japanese futes? TSE or Yen-Dollah? Only one of these matters to my seasonal trip to certain parts of shinjuku
A Europoor, welcome! Joking about the poor part lol. Ok well, NYSE is in New York. TSE is in Toronto. They are GMT - 5 or eastern time if you live on this side of the pond.
RNWF ladies and gentlemen. Current price .022 Why RNWF ? 1st company to commercialize Fusion Energy 1.6 billion shares to be eliminated by the end of the month and possibly as early as next week Recent Executives hired Joined Feb 6 Dr. Jon E. Brandenburg (CTO) 40 year NASA/Sandia veteran put in to finalize the TEXATRON platform Michael E. Smith Feb 2 (CLO &Director) Powerhouse Attorney 20+years experience Brought in to finalize the $300+ million patent portfolio Law Firm Costaldo Law Group Jan 26 Hired to draft the SEC form 10 for the Nasdaq/TSE transition The math... Total shares 2.8 billion Market Cap 58 million 1.6 billion shares canceled equates to 1.12 shares left To keep the same market cap the price would more than double to around .052 without any news. Not FA . Due your own DD. Much love to the reddit crew ! Best of luck to all in your tickers of choice ! RNWF is a minimum EOM hold if you decide to hop in !
u/hiddenscout Few more names I'm looking into. Any thoughts? MLI ENVA TGLS AIT TSE: DOL
Get your money out of shitty Murican stocks and bitcoin bois, and into TSE and ASX miners. Your welcome.
CHF for cash Precious metal miners ideally in CAD on the TSE
Gold miners on the TSE Ex US world and LATAM ETFs
Brunswick Exploration (BRW.V) TSE- lithium play, greenland news play
AYA is >90% silver, debt free, only available on the Toronto stock exchange but coming to the Nasdaq in April. One of the few pure silver players. Also is sitting on a gigantic gold reserve, one of the largest and highest grade in the world, called Boumadine, which is not priced at all in the stock. The TSE listing is probably dragging them down but they have options in CAD on IBKR. Prime target for an acquisition by larger companies with all the billions in cash the whole sector printing. That plus SBSW, AG, HL, EXK, NEM, ARMN and some undervalued lower caps like RIOFF, TUD, VSO, GORO
This refers to Takashi Kotegawa (known online by the handle/nickname BNF), a reclusive Japanese day trader who turned roughly 1.6–1.7 million JPY (about $13,000–$13,600 USD at the time) into approximately 15–20 billion JPY (around $153 million USD) over roughly 8 years (starting around 2000–2001 and peaking by about 2008). He traded primarily Japanese stocks on the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) from his bedroom/apartment, during the post-dot-com bear market and volatile periods in the early-mid 2000s. No crypto, minimal/no heavy leverage in most accounts, and no hype or social media presence—he was (and remains) extremely private, rarely photographed or interviewed. Key Notable Trade His most famous single trade was the December 2005 J-Com Holdings incident (a "fat-finger" error by Mizuho Securities). A trader accidentally entered a massive sell order for 610,000 shares at 1 yen each (instead of 1 share at 610,000 yen). This caused panic selling and a sharp price crash. Kotegawa quickly bought around 7,100 shares near the bottom (during the dip), then sold into the recovery (price rebounded sharply the same day/next). He reportedly profited ¥2+ billion (~$17–20 million USD) from this one opportunistic trade alone, which significantly boosted his account. This was a mix of quick reaction, capital availability, and luck—not his core repeatable strategy. His Trading Strategy Details are limited because he shared little publicly (mostly anonymous forum posts early on under BNF), but from accounts of his known trades and analyses: Primary style: Intraday day trading with some short-term swing elements (most positions closed same session; some held overnight or a few days). Market preference: Favored bearish or volatile/downtrending markets, where pullbacks and panic dips were common. He believed it was often easier to profit from short-term rebounds in declining stocks than in strong bulls. Core setup: Bought oversold/dipped stocks showing potential short-term reversal/bounce. Specifically, targeted stocks trading at least 20% below their 25-day moving average (percentage adjusted based on broader market/sector conditions). Looked for momentum/price action reversals, e.g., bullish/green candles or patterns after oversold conditions. Technical indicators/tools: • 25-day moving average (key reference for "cheap" entry levels). • Bollinger Bands (volatility/expansion/contraction). • RSI (Relative Strength Index), e.g., low/oversold readings (like RSI ~24) for confirmation. • Volume (spikes to confirm interest). • Price action / Japanese candlestick patterns (engulfing, hammer, etc.) on multiple timeframes. • Focused on hot sectors, news-driven volatility, or panic selling. Entry/Exit: • Entered during panics/dips with reversal signals. • Sold into strength/bounces (quick profits). • Patience with winners; cut losses fast. Risk management & psychology: • Disciplined position sizing and quick loss-cutting to preserve capital. • High win rate reported in some accounts (~60%). • Emotional control, trade journaling (inferred), and treating trading like a skill/game (he drew parallels to video games for pattern recognition and quick decisions). • Compounded gains over time through consistency, plus the big opportunistic wins. He avoided fundamentals, focused purely on technicals/price action/sentiment, and traded high-liquidity/volatile names. His edge came from pattern recognition, speed, discipline, and operating in a market with repeatable short-term inefficiencies. Lifestyle & Philosophy Kotegawa lived very frugally (famously ate cup ramen most meals), bought a nicer apartment but otherwise didn't flaunt wealth, and traded more for the challenge/passion than money. He largely disappeared from public trading view after the 2008 crash (possibly shifted to real estate). Important caveats: This level of success is extraordinarily rare—most retail traders lose money. His era had favorable volatility, one massive lucky trade amplified compounding, and replicating exact conditions (TSE microstructure, less algo dominance then) is hard today. Many online retellings hype or slightly vary details (e.g., timeline sometimes exaggerated to "2 years"). No public proof of every trade; info comes from forum posts, broker data leaks/rumors, and secondary reports.
There are options on the TSE. No stop losses, I believe in my DD and I have a dozen miners. I'm up 122% on AYA and 140% overall this year.
I see. AG just got a bunch of good news Industry Analysts Just Made A Captivating Upgrade To Their First Majestic Silver Corp. (TSE:AG) Revenue Forecasts is the article title.
Lol no you retard. I have leaps on the TSE. I mean why would anybody lose their gains on currency devaluation.
Don't forget that Japan used to be the 2nd largest economy in the world (only behind the USA) and had the largest stock exchange in the world (the TSE) by market capitalization in the 80s. It was an economic miracle afterall.
It on IBKR. It’s on the TSE (Toronto stock exchange) so make sure to search there.
I've been buying [SHLD.TO](http://SHLD.TO) (TSE equivalent of SHLD) since last year
Hoping one day TSE:MDA cross lists on the NASDAQ and trades like a real space stock.
So RNWF is looking primed like none I've ever seen. Closing of merger (including Ticker name change) is going to happen any day now. Release of 3rd party valuation is scheduled for this week, the assumption is tomorrow. RNWF has placed a conservative estimate of 300 million which would place share value at approximately 0.10. Online estimates are anywhere from 200 million to 1 billion. Impossible to know until the valuation is released. Lawsuit to perform a share cancelation on the former CEO (expected to be "in the bag") which has an expected date of february 2nd ish. This would effectively double the share value. Short Volume Ratio is at 42% while short availability is at 3.8 million (dropped from 4.9 million to 3.8 yesterday in the last hour) primed for a massive short squeeze along with normal upward movement). This ie an OTC stovk actively trying to break into Nasdaq/TSE. I have very little regard for their long term viability, but their patents alone + recent merger + recent macroeconomic focus on fusion + any government grants make this one of the most promising stocks I've ever seen. **** this is an OTC stock and may not be covered by all platforms. Fidelity allows trading. Not sure on the rest****
Almost all, but most are only on TSE, ASX.
|Ticker|Industry|Allocation| |:-|:-|:-| |ACGL|Specialty Insurance|25.25%| |DR (TSE)|Medical Services|15.00%| |MOH|Health Insurance|15.00%| |WISE (LSE)|Money Transfer|13.75%| |QFIN|Consumer Lending|10.00%| |SGOV|Short-Term Treasuries|9.00%| |CROX|World Class High Quality Footwaer|6.00%| |JD|Ecommerce Retail|3.00%| |THX|Gold Miner|3.00%|
Actually it doesn’t do the job, I just searched for a Canadian stock that has the biggest volume at TSE but TSE is not even in the lost of exchanges🤦♂️
I'm so much in the green today by pure luck!! Ahahah!! (TSE:WCP and buy of SanDisk at 10H15AM) https://preview.redd.it/wt6xz3ak422g1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=bcf13d9484e240c4ef1b89790515e5e7b09cb192
Stocks with real 50x potential: Sellas Life Sciences - GPS is the closest thing on the market to a generalised survivability solution for common cancers (est. 5 years). Hydrogen Utopia International - advanced plans to supply Middle Eastern petrochemical and construction sectors with green hydrogen and methane (est. 10 years). Pulsar Helium (LSE:PLSR) - discovered a potentially world-changing reserve of helium-3 (est. 10 years). Avalon Advanced Materials (TSE:AVL) - sitting one of the world's largest undeveloped REE reserves, with high concentrations of iridium and samarium (est. 10-15 years). Electro Optic Systems (ASX:EOS) - veterans of directed energy and astrophysics perfectly set up to dominate space warfare and domain control (est. 10-15 years).
|Ticker|Allocation| |:-|:-| |ACGL|24.50%| |QFIN|17.75%| |CROX|15.00%| |WISE (LSE)|12.25%| |SGOV|10.25%| |DR (TSE)|8.25%| |JD|6.00%| |MELI|3.00%| |THX (TSE)|3.00%| Recent purchases (Q2, Q3): CROX. JD, MELI, THX
It's good practice to list the ticker that's actually experiencing the PA one is writing about. OP is talking about CJR.B on the TSE, which the above is not, it being an EU listing (GETTEX?) In any case, below is a linear version of the same CJR.B chart with first horizontal resistance marked in case this move is reflected in full on the main exchange. If someone entered because of OP or earlier, they should exit by then. https://preview.redd.it/7e05f9c7x7yf1.png?width=3144&format=png&auto=webp&s=86c219f0945d761510d6390124ddf510b8763910 Myself — I wouldn't touch this with a ten foot pole.
TSE300 and Nortel flashbacks
Canadian (TSE) version is new and young, even higher gains
TSE had an awesome day Friday. It seems like Canada isn't worried
Canada sent some de-programming to the Trump cult-members. TSE had a great day Friday after Trump's Thursday night meltdown!
For my fellow canadian there is TSE BITF, put market orders now reap before it shoots up tomorrow.
Japan: TSE Code 4889 RenaScience We announced strengthening our collaboration with the Saudi Arabian government (MISA, SAIP, SFDA, etc.) and signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with KAIMRC, the Saudi Arabian government's medical research institute, covering the following: (1) Clinical development of the PAI-1 inhibitor RS5614: Clinical development in Saudi Arabia as a cancer treatment and anti-aging/longevity treatment (2) Participation in the XPRIZE Healthspan collaborative research team: Participation in clinical trials at XPRIZE Healthspan and conducting clinical trials in Saudi Arabia (3) Development of a programmed medical device using artificial intelligence (AI): Development in Saudi Arabia of the programmed medical device (SaMD) that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to support diabetes and hemodialysis, which we are currently developing (4) Support for commercialization of our pipeline in Saudi Arabia
So, in the old-man Reddit spirit, here's a serious answer. When you (i.e. "retail") buy or sell stock, you're transacting through a "brokerage" (e.g. E-Trade, Schwab, RobinHood, etc. in the US) that is a legally registered entity participating in a "market" (i.e. NASDAQ, NYSE, TSX, TSE, etc.). Each of the brokerages are managing supply and demand (per market rules) within their own pool of customers - this is why you might see a slightly different price than the "official" market price. Bringing this back to supply and demand - (slightly simplified) if you want to buy a stock, there has to be someone on your brokerage willing to sell the stock at that price. Similarly, if you want to sell a stock, someone must be willing to buy the stock at the price you've offered. The last accepted sale offer is the price on your brokerage - this is how the 'market' sets the price. In other words, you absolutely could sell your stock for half the market price - for stocks that have reasonably high volume, that sale would almost certainly clear, as most buyers are using limit rather than market orders. If you're big enough of a seller (i.e. a "whale"), a huge sale order at half the 'established' market price may very well suppress the price or the stock in the short term.
Long history of turning profits+ commodity exposure +SMR buildout exposure and I'm Canadian so I can buy it easily on the TSE without FX risk. It's not gambling, just a good long term hold.
"" Goldman Sachs Group Inc. raised its stake in Ballard Power Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:BLDP - Free Report) TSE: BLD by 20.3% in the 1st quarter, according to its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The institutional investor owned 4,916,541 shares of the technology company's stock after acquiring an additional 829,012 shares during the quarter. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. owned about 1.64% of Ballard Power Systems worth $5,408,000 as of its most recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
I would say it would be the stocks with the most retail access. Stocks trading on the TSE, Nasdaq and NYSE
Get on TSE and HKES markets. You can read them long or position.
Specifics. Airbus but purchased in Euros. Currency protection and advantage with dutch treaty on dividend taxation. Boeing decline = Airbus victory. If im wrong I own one of the top two airplane makers with a long term back log. Water ETF. Boring but I like drinking water so it's easy to understand. CGW. Lots of Japanese stocks on the TSE. Mitsui, Mitsubishi electric and heavy, some garbage company I cant remember the name of, JAFCO and a few more. Some amplify foreign funds BINC Some active managed ETF's 2 short term trading portfolios that are more active than normal for me. Other stuff too
Auxly Cannibus $CBWTF.OTC & XLY.TSE released their financial report this morning and it's looking pretty good.
MSOs aren't heavily shorted at all, complete opposite actually. There's millions of shares available to short on TRUL, GTI. The borrowing rates to short is extremely low - a non factor. Looking at Curaleaf on the TSE ticker and the IB rate 6.69 and there's 186k shares available, this is a stark difference to TRUL and GTI where the rate is around 1% and they have millions of shares available. I could see Curaleaf's move being short-covering because of their debt load and they're probably the worst tier 1 operator. Verano is in the same boat as GTI and TRUL, tons of shares available and the borrow rate is also a non-factor. This is all with IB, perhaps things are different at other brokerages but the good news is that the moves on some of these stocks has nothing to do with short-covering.....
Fairfax Financial (TSE:FFH), it's a Canadian insurance company that invests premiums into growth plays. It's been compared to a Canadian Berkshire Hathaway. I bought at $490 in 2021 and sold when it hit $550 thinking I made a good trade. It's now at $2400.
From what I've studied about the company, they seem like a Latin American Constellation Software (TSE: CSU). A very solid thesis.
Saw GLXY trading at $44 and was excited for a second before I realized I was looking at the TSE
sure they are correlated but they simply don’t have the access to capital because of a lack of investors and restrictions (ie: US based funds and analyst coverage). You shouldn’t look at whether it will 3x from ATH in the TSX exchange. The best bet is to look at their market cap probably, and do a peer comp with a US based stock. Unfortunately, they really shot themselves in the foot by listing on the TSE back then. But even Novogratz himself has stated that it will be much better going forward being on the US exchange simply because they will have more access to capital and liquidity.
wich one moves first CGC on Nasdaq or Weed on TSE?
, I think it’s time to get my money invested. What do you think about these? They are all covered call ETFs in CAN$ on the TSE - some are leveraged 25%. I made this list yesterday and updated it today. Almost every ETF went up overnight. See ( ) If I had bought yesterday I would be up over $700 for the day. I am anxious to get my money in. Do you have time to look them over and give me feedback? I notice that I went over my $60 K balance. I’d be happy to have $40K or $50 K invested and $10 or $20 K for dry powder. QETH.UN 175 sha $10,150(+$165) HYLD 25 shares $ 6,815 (+$25) USCL 250 shares. $ 5,500(+$35) XDV 150 shares. $5,197 (+$22) VDY 100 shares. $5,243 (+$23) QQCL 222 shares. $5,185 (+$20) HHIS 400 shares $5,025 (+$105) MSTE 333 shares $5,817 (+$260) XEI 200 shares $5,778 (+48) PYPL 888 shares $5061 (-$200) AMDY 333 shares $4935 (+200) Total cost $64,721 Total 1day gain $703 (should-a could-a would-a)
My favourite past time on days the US markets are closed and I’m waiting for the polar bears to take the other side of my TSE trades is going through Reddit and reading up on the moonshots people were raving about 2-3 years ago. If you had put money in $ICU, $ICU would’ve put you in the ICU 🤣
But if you buy…say…Sony as an ADR in USD instead of buying it in Yen on the TSE, the shrinking dollar dilutes your gain vs owning it in Yen. Yes?
I've been selling puts on this company for a few years and have $15CAD Sept calls from when it was trading only on the TSE. It's pretty much a gold mine and I hope it continues to do well.
inb4 DJT HIT TSE
Not all will succeed. Not all can follow the plan so well. MetaP on the TSE is in a unique position due to differences in markets. I think it’s still got a 10x in it.
I personally used NTDOY to invest, but you can always open up an account with a company like Interactive Brokers to buy directly into 7974 (the TSE ticker).
It's already public, Circle K is owned by Couche-Tard (ATD on the TSE). Perfect company name for this sub now that I think of it.
Do you actually know anything about investing and how to evaluate company valuation? If you don't - you may want to start with the basics. It's unclear what you are asking about - Yes - the TSE is considered a major capital market. And yes - non-US (if that is what you mean by foreign) companies can be good investments. However - Marvelous looks like a small cap with negative growth. The fact that it has a few well-known games is irrelevant if the company cannot maintain growth or net income.
For those of you who are eager to invest today , but US market is closed , here is good company: Denison Mines corp ($DML - Canadian version) Polar Asset Management Partners Inc. acquired a new stake in shares of Denison Mines Corp. (NYSEAMERICAN:DNN - Free Report) TSE: DML in the fourth quarter, according to the company in its most recent 13F filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The fund acquired 1,077,400 shares of the basic materials company's stock, valued at approximately $1,939,000. Polar Asset Management Partners Inc. owned 0.12% of Denison Mines at the end of the most recent reporting period.
I'm interested in discussing a specific stock sold on the TSE that I think is massively undervalued, but I don't think it would fit in as a separate post because of the low volume stocks rule. Would this be the place?
I've been investing for a long time, and I've been mostly out of the market for about a year. I'm going to stay that way. I have a few long positions, and I might invest in a couple of companies that I think have a LOT of upside potential in the next several years. Vision Inc (9416:TYO) is one; I'd obviously need to buy through the TSE. This is a good example of the kind of long position I'm going to take. It's because I know everything about Dr. Masayo Taskahashi's work over the time period of almost 20 years, mostly from when she was at RIKEN, and I know the entire field of developing treatments for retinal degeneration very well, including having read pretty much all of the studies available that anyone else has ever done (Dr. Robert Lanza being another one.) If this group can pull it off, they will have the very first cure for the #1 cause of blindness in the developed world. The sky is the limit for their profits. BUT... I'm not doing anything in the market now that is not very long term. The reason is that there is so much insanity going on right now. If people want to play that game, have fun, good luck to you; I'm not doing it.
The vast bulk of shares trade on the Tokyo stock exchange. TSE sets a limit a stock can appreciate/depreciate before they halt further trading. I think the limit up is about 1240 yen which is $8.60. Metaplanet is also the most shorted stock in Japan, so whoever has shorts on must be really panicking.
# DD: *Japan just brewed its own $GME.* Metaplanet has: * **¥933 close (+19 % today, +168 % in 30 days, +2,400 % YoY)** [MarketWatch](https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/3350?countrycode=jp&utm_source=chatgpt.com) * **≈ 25 % of the entire float shorted – #1 most-shorted name in Japan** * Two straight **limit-up halts on the TSE** (nobody could buy-to-cover)[Summary of TSE limit rules](https://www.jpx.co.jp/english/equities/trading/domestic/06.html) * **May 21 OTC volume: 12.4 M shares** – the heaviest single-day tape since listing [StockAnalysis](https://stockanalysis.com/quote/otc/MTPLF/history/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * **ADR trading at \~108 % premium** to Tokyo shares ( $13.45 ADR vs ¥933 ≈ $6.49 ) on May 21 [MarketWatch](https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/3350?countrycode=jp&utm_source=chatgpt.com) * **RSI 83.7 – ludicrously over-bought** and still ripping * **Short-sale volume ratio 68-82 %** every day last week * **7,800 BTC** on the balance sheet and counting * Cannot find a short squeeze of this magnitude on TSE Welcome to **GameStop-with-a-Bitcoin-booster-pack**. 🎮 + ₿ = 💎🙌
Canadian fertilizer compamy Nutrien ( TSE:NTR ) already up 10% in the last month and 22% in the last 6 months despite trumps tariffs shit on Canada
You can buy Tilray in CAD.. it's also a TSE listing;.
TLRY, etc are on the NASDAQ stock exchange which is done in USD If you see an LP in CAD, then its likely a stock on the TSE which is done in CAD
Low effort mini DD ... WEAT LEAPS and calls, tarrif threat lowered, WEAT at low 30s RSI , price in a dip, never recovered like stocks. Bumper Canadian harvest. January 27th '27 4 C now ASK 1.15, that looks good value to me. January 16th '26, 4 ASK 0.8 My bids, Jan 16 (248d) 4 C 0.65 LIMIT and Jul 18 (66d) 5 C 0.08 > According to JPMorgan analyst Brian P. Ossenbeck, agricultural exports—particularly corn, wheat, and soybeans—are prime targets for Chinese retaliation. >Any new developments on this front could be relevant to investors in the **Teucrium Corn Fund** (NYSE:[CORN](https://www.benzinga.com/stock/CORN#NYSE)), the **Teucrium Wheat Fund** (NYSE:[WEAT](https://www.benzinga.com/stock/WEAT#NYSE)) and the **Teucrium Soybean Fund** (NYSE:[SOYB](https://www.benzinga.com/stock/SOYB#NYSE)). >With a history of leveraging tariffs to disrupt U.S. farm exports, Beijing could once again use this tactic to put pressure on American producers and policymakers. Also transportation may bounce back >The impact of potential tariffs won't stop at the farms. U.S. rail giants like BNSF (2.5% exposure) and **Union Pacific Corp** (NYSE:[UNP](https://www.benzinga.com/stock/UNP#NYSE)) (1% exposure) are directly tied to soybean exports and could feel the squeeze. >Ossenbeck's analysis suggests that retaliatory tariffs on grains could weigh on transportation stocks, adding another layer of volatility to the already embattled Transports sector. Investors in the **iShares US Transportation ETF** (NYSE:[IYT](https://www.benzinga.com/stock/IYT#NYSE)) should remain wary of their holdings. Possibly also # Canadian National Railway (TSE:CNR)Canadian National Railway (TSE:CNR) after Canada had a bumper harvest [https://www.producer.com/markets/wheat-exports-survive-china-pull-back/](https://www.producer.com/markets/wheat-exports-survive-china-pull-back/)
About 40%, but invested in a « interest ETF » earning 4.3% guaranteed interest. Amazing way to make sure you get money without any of the risk. There are a bunch of those offered in TSE (Toronto Stock Exchange), I haven’t seen much in NYSE. https://www.purposeinvest.com/funds/purpose-us-cash-fund
I've been writing CC's on DOL as well. I've come to the conclusion that it's a not an ideal CC play, the bid-ask spread on options is insanely high so you're going to lose a buck or more a share rolling, although you can usually ask for say 20-25 cents better than the current bid/ask and still get filled. I mean, look at the bid-ask spread for options on a high volume american stock like NVDA or AMD and they're only ten cents apart for similar pemiums. A lot of stocks on TSE suffer the same problem, which makes rolling that much harder to stay profitiable. One thing you want to look at is intrinsic vs extrinsic. Current price 171.30 ish. Look at the extrinsic on what you buy (the 165) - 6.30. Buying to close costs say 8.20 so $1.90 of extrinsic. But you can sell a 170 call for June at around $7.25. That means the June call is 1.30 instrinsic and 5.95 extrinsic (i.e. the "free" money you make by taking on the risk). So it's kind of like you spent $5 bucks to get an $5 increase in the CC strike (which means zero net gain if the stock goes up $5) but gained a net of (5.95 - 1.90 = 4.05) extrinsic. So if the stock stays where it is, maybe you could do it again in another moneth or two and gain your $5 instrinsic back, but that's a gamble. Historically speaking, the 30 day increase in price we saw last month is out of the ordinary, but whether you gamlbe it's a historical aberration or an expected response to FCF and earning under the US tariff conditions is your call. But if it goes down then you spent $5 on instrinsic rolling for nothing.
There is one rational response. Play in a different market. ASX, SGX, TSE, TOY, and most of the European markets are all run in a mostly transparent manner. They aren’t as exciting as the US (I’m Australian and I’m telling you: ASX is a boring market), but at least they aren’t being constantly manipulated by the sitting head of the country. We are feeling the knock on effects of Trumps decisions, but it isn’t as bad.
🇺🇸 S&P 500 +0.7% 🇯🇵 Nikkei -7.8% 🇭🇰 HS -13.2% 🇨🇳 SSE -7.3% 🇹🇼 TSE -9.7% 🇪🇺 EU50 -4.7% 🇬🇧 FTSE100 -4.4% 🇨🇦TSX60 -1.2% 🇲🇽 BMV -1.3% 🇩🇪 DAX -4.1% 🇮🇹 MIB -5.1% 🇫🇷 CAC40 -4.8% 🇮🇳 Sensex -3.1% 🇰🇷 KOSPI -5.6% 🇦🇺 ASX200 -4.2% Lit
TSE Growth Market 250 Index circuit breaker for second time this morning https://www.jpx.co.jp/english/markets/derivatives/scb-info/index.html
I'm in Canada, so the ETF I'm buying these days is iShares Gold Bullion ETF Hedged (TSE:CGL)
Fun fact: if you buy F shares of a foreign company and then transfer your position to IBKR or another brokerage that allows foreign trading, the F shares change to the shares actually traded on the foreign exchange. I had ATZAF at Chase. Transferred my portfolio to IBKR and the shares become ATZ.TO. I knew the F shares were the foreign version but it never dawned on me they'd become the TSE version.
ADRs aren't necessarily 1:1 with the primary listing. I don't know what was going on before 2003 but it looks like RYCEY was 33:1 or 34:1 from then until late 2020, when it got changed to 100:1. Tell Tradingview to show you LSE:RR./(OTC:RYCEY*FX_IDC:USDGBP). It's the ratio of the tickers, adjusting for the exchange rate that's baked into the price of RYCEY. Flat lines at 34 and 100. Doing the same thing for ASML and Nintendo, EURONEXT:ASML/(NASDAQ:ASML\*FX_IDC:USDEUR) and TSE:7974/(OTC:NTDOY\*FX_IDC:USDJPY) The differences probably depend on whether it was an actual split, just an ADR ratio adjustment, or both, plus how the data sources handle adjusting their numbers.
Dollarama or Stantec on the TSE. DOL or STN. Amazing growth and blue chip.
I searched all major stock markets NYSE, TSE,etc, couldn't find ticket SODOMY
i've read a lot of those kinds of books, and honestly it seems like the author has good intentions! in my experience over the years, i prioritize the "market feel" over everything. ride the wave, don't be a greedy savage, and don't overstay your welcome. it took me a while to figure those out, but i've only kept the ones that make me end the week/day in the green. then there's big money, option flow, call/put walls, etc that basically make it seem like it's one big game and we're not in it. then you got overnight gaps, block orders and not sweeps (where we don't even know when, could be done over time sequentially). and you got all the international exchanges (LSE, Xetra, SSE, TSE, KRX, etc). all of this buffoonery renders TA useless also, on top of all this you got the entire day trading course/scams that are sold to the masses on social media. like Warrior Trading being sued by the FTC and all the other bs that's exposed on Iman's Trading channel. i have a theory the intuitions take advantage of all the shit they preach to them lmao. IIRC, a Goldman Sachs guy (i think Russian) mentioned this during a Q&A too
Constellation software ($CSU.TSE) earnings are tonight, but you american fuckers aren't looking at this canadian stock. My 2nd fav stock after NVDA
Can you get data from TSE from 2010 and earlier? I think you’d be surprised. Agree with the populist policies but not sure about it being the most communist country. One thing for sure, Japan being so cheap with an above average standard of living. It makes it an attractive place to retire.
Some tickers I've noticed going up with barely any/no hype in this sub: NB LGO ATAI LTRX TSE BB I plan on starting a small position on all of these when the market opens. Already had NB, but will buy more. Copy me if ya feel like gambling a little bit.
The TSE website said there was one company with 1,000 share units as of 2018. Japan's pension system is clearly bankrupt and reform is essential. However, populist policies toward the elderly are rampant in Japan due to low voter turnout among young people. An estimate was made once that the average senior citizen would need approximately $30,000 to live on in retirement (it will be $150,000 by my time!).The LDP got away with it by rubbing it out. Excessive self-help is intended to stimulate investment, but this will ultimately lead to widening inequality. The world's most successful communist country is now about to meet the same end as many of its compatriots.
Those of us buying TSE stocks still know the joys of having to buy shares in blocks of 100 lol
Sorry to clarify I mean TSE : NUMI, not the NYSE ticker.
Simply buying TSE:VFV has been an effective way for me to make money as the Canadian Dollar goes down. And that's not even why I buy it!