Key Takeaways I believe the Canadian oil and gas sector is overlooked, mainly because of Donald Trump's upcoming second term. Regardless of Trump tariff risk, which I deem overblown due to economic recoil to the American Midwest, I believe Canadians have hedged their risk, improving exporting infrastructure.

Key Takeaways Coca-Cola is the leading global brand, and it has endured numerous market downturns with its tested business model. The firm's stability, which includes over six decades of raising its dividend and a share price that is half as volatile as the average market, appeals to a certain investor population.

Key Takeaways PayPal is the online payments household brand benefiting from the positive trend in the E-commerce industry. Venmo’s sub-brand is a growth driver, which could reach over $2 billion in annual revenue by 2027.

Key Takeaways A large exposure to the iron-ore market with a muted medium-term outlook leaves BHP vulnerable. The company's second-largest segment (copper) can provide growth but is at risk of prolonged higher capex.

Key Takeaways As one of the "Big 4" U.S. banks, BAC has demonstrated resilience during the last sector turmoil, maintaining a strong brand and market presence. Despite economic uncertainties, BAC boasts a resilient loan book and solid profit margins, which should help it navigate potential challenges.

Key Takeaways Starbucks has heavily invested in new leadership, pushing for a turnaround by hiring former Chipotle's CEO Brian Niccol. Niccol's plan simplifies the offering, reduces costs through operational efficiencies, and raises employee satisfaction.

Key Takeaways Meta can maintain social media dominance via new products, AI and continued advertising trends. Its LlaMA models are more adaptable and customizable, which will drive developer adoption.

Key Takeaways The online dating market is declining as the post-COVID-19 Pandemic growth runs its course. Bumble’s stock performance has been abysmal despite the industry's and the broad market's growth after the IPO.

Key Takeaways A geopolitical status quo means TSMC can remain the market leader It has a healthy balance sheet to invest in R&D and maintain its wide moat Growing industry and large repeat customers will drive double-digit revenue growth The stock has the potential to become a dividend aristocrat Catalysts Industry Catalysts Continuous Demand and Reliance on Chips Will Support Revenue The computing power accessed through microchips is only increasing. It goes beyond smart devices and data centers, and in the 2020s, it is a vital part of the global economy.