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SYS Daily Report – Weekend Edition

Stocks Rally Broadly as Technology Leads, TSX Extends Strength, and Crypto Holds Firm Into a Key Weekend

Macro Overview

Friday’s session closed with a mixed but constructive tone across global markets as investors balanced inflation data, rate expectations, and the weekend focus on Middle East negotiations. In the United States, inflation remained firm, while core inflation was more contained, leaving the market in a position where policy expectations appear cautious rather than resolved. Treasury yields moved higher during the session, consumer sentiment weakened sharply, and equities still managed to hold a generally constructive posture into the close. The broader message from the day was that risk appetite remained intact, but participation stayed selective and headline sensitive.

10-Year US Treasury Yield – Daily Chart

The 10-Year US Treasury Yield pushed higher on the session, reflecting a market still adjusting to firmer inflation and a more restrained outlook for near-term policy easing. That move in yields did not derail leadership in technology and other growth areas, but it did reinforce the idea that equities are advancing in a market that remains sensitive to macro data rather than fully insulated from it.

US Dollar – Daily Chart

The US Dollar remained part of the broader macro picture as inflation, energy pressure, and policy expectations continued to shape cross-asset behavior. With risk assets still able to attract interest despite a firmer rate backdrop, currency action remained an important piece of the session’s macro structure even as equities absorbed the day’s developments without broad technical damage.

Breadth & Major Index Charts

Market internals reflected a session that was mixed on the surface but still constructive underneath. The major averages did not move in lockstep, yet the broader tone remained supportive after a strong week. Leadership was concentrated in technology and selected momentum areas, while other parts of the market paused over the weekend. This left breadth respectable, though not uniformly strong, and reinforced the idea that participation is improving but still favors specific groups rather than the entire tape equally.

The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System

The Red-Light/Green-Light Breadth System points to an improving backdrop, but one that is still best described as selective rather than fully broad-based. Leadership remained concentrated in technology, chips, and several momentum-driven areas, while defensive groups and some cyclical pockets were softer. That keeps the market in a constructive posture, though continued confirmation from a wider group of stocks would strengthen the signal.

S&P 500 – Daily Chart

The S&P 500 ended the day little changed after a strong run, suggesting a market taking a brief pause rather than a clear deterioration. The index continues to reflect steady underlying support, with leadership from technology, materials, and selected consumer names helping offset weakness elsewhere. The recent advance appears intact, but the index now enters the new week needing broader participation to reinforce the move.

Nasdaq – Daily Chart

The Nasdaq continued to lead, extending its recent strength, supported by renewed interest in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and high-beta growth stocks. The index has clearly improved its technical posture over the past several sessions and remains the clearest leadership benchmark in the current market. Strength in NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and CoreWeave (CRWV) helped maintain a constructive tone.

Dow Jones Industrial Average – Daily Chart

The Dow Jones Industrial Average lagged the Nasdaq and S&P, reflecting a session in which leadership remained tilted toward growth rather than broader cyclical participation. Financials were softer at the start of earnings season, limiting upside follow-through in the index. Even so, the broader weekly structure remains constructive as the market heads into a week that will put major banks in focus.

Russell 2000 (ETF) – Daily Chart

The Russell 2000 (ETF) reflected improving speculative appetite over the week, though Friday’s session still showed a market favoring selected leadership rather than a full small-cap expansion. The tone in smaller names improved through options flow, crypto-related setups, and selective momentum trades, but the move remains more tactical than broad-based at this stage.

TSX Recap

Canada’s market continued to show a constructive tone, with the TSX extending its recent strength and benefiting from leadership in materials, energy, financials, and selected technology names. Resource exposure remained important to the day’s structure, while the technology complex also added support. Domestic employment data showed limited improvement in hiring, but the index still held a firm posture as investors looked ahead to external developments and continued to favor areas tied to commodities and selective growth.

The TSX closed at its strongest level in several weeks and continues to hold a constructive technical setup. Materials and energy helped drive the session, while Celestica (CLS.TO) stood out as a notable technology leader. Financials also contributed, though the group was more measured than resources. On the downside, Cogeco Communications (CCA.TO) weakened after its revenue miss, showing that stock selection still mattered even within a stronger Canadian tape. Elsewhere, Canadian setup names such as Barrick Gold (ABX.TO), Amerigo Resources (ARG.TO), Lundin Mining (LUN.TO), 5N Plus (VNP.TO), GoldMoney (XAU.TO), and Tantalus Systems Holding (GRID.TO) remained aligned with the session’s broader strength in metals, technology, and speculative themes.

TSX – Daily Chart

Digital Assets Overview

Digital assets held a firm tone through the session, with large-cap crypto continuing to stabilize after recent volatility. The market remained range-bound rather than trending decisively, but leadership in the space was clear. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana all showed resilience, while related equities and exchange-traded products remained active across both the setups list and the unusual activity report. The tone was constructive, but broad confirmation across the full altcoin complex still looked incomplete as it waited for breakout signals, which could be near across the space. Watch for upside momentum as crypto-related names continue to appear in the daily setups and unusual activity reports.

Bitcoin – Daily Chart

Bitcoin held firm near the upper end of its recent range, continuing to anchor broader digital asset sentiment. The price structure remains constructive, though still contained within a defined range that has yet to produce a clear breakout, which could be very close. Related equity and ETF interest remained visible through names such as iShares Bitcoin Trust Beneficial Interest (IBIT), iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT.NE), Galaxy Digital (GLXY), and Asset Entities (ASST).

Ethereum – Daily Chart

Ethereum stabilized near an important psychological area and continued to improve its near-term posture alongside strength in related products. The setup remains notable given the continued attention to iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA) and Purpose Ether ETF (ETHH.TO), both of which were highlighted as positioning for potential bottoming-pattern breakouts. The market is still waiting for stronger confirmation, but the tone has improved as breakouts across the space appear imminent.

Solana – Daily Chart

Solana continues to show a constructive setup, reinforcing the idea that strength in crypto remains concentrated among top-tier names rather than evenly distributed across the space. That leadership helped support speculative appetite in related crypto equities and trading vehicles, even as the broader altcoin market remained mixed.

Commodity Watch

Commodities delivered a mixed but important signal for the session. Crude Oil remained under pressure after a sharp weekly decline, while Copper strengthened, helping support materials shares in both the United States and Canada. Precious metals also stayed relevant in the background, and the broader resource complex continued to shape leadership in the TSX and selected U.S. equities. The commodity backdrop did not move in one direction, but it remained central to market structure.

Crude Oil – Daily Chart

Crude Oil weakened again on the day and finished a volatile week with a notably softer tone than earlier in the period. Even with that decline, energy shares in Canada managed to regain some footing, suggesting the equity response was more stable than the underlying commodity tape. The market remains sensitive to further developments in the Middle East, but Friday’s action showed a clearer easing in crude than in broader equities.

Copper – Daily Chart

Copper moved higher, providing important support for the materials complex. That helped reinforce leadership in Canadian mining shares and added context to the strength seen in names such as Lundin Mining (LUN.TO) and Amerigo Resources (ARG.TO). The commodity tone here remained constructive and fit well with the firm posture in materials.

Gold – Daily Chart

Gold remained part of the market’s defensive and resource backdrop, supporting attention on Canadian names such as Barrick Gold (ABX.TO) and GoldMoney (XAU.TO). The metal continues to matter as both a macro signal and an important piece of the Canadian market narrative. Gold’s price action is potentially pushing into resistance right now. A move above this level would be considered bullish; a failure to reclaim it could negate the short-term bullish thesis. Be ready to watch and react accordingly.

Silver – Daily Chart

Silver remained relevant in the broader metals discussion, particularly as investors continued to show interest in resource exposure and selective precious-metals names. It remained part of the wider commodity leadership theme even without dominating the day’s headlines. The chart pattern for silver shows a nicer price structure than that of gold.

Uranium Theme – Global X Uranium ETF

The Global X Uranium ETF remains an important reference point for the uranium theme as investors continue to watch commodity linked leadership for signs of continuation. While uranium was not the central driver of Friday’s tape, the theme remains part of the broader resource leadership structure that has helped support parts of the Canadian market.

Sector & Thematic Movers

Technology and materials led the session, while consumer staples and parts of the financial complex lagged. Semiconductor leadership in the United States helped support the Nasdaq, while Canadian resource names remained firm. Crypto-linked equities also remained active as digital assets stabilized, reinforcing leadership in chips, artificial intelligence, crypto, and selective commodity exposure.

Within the technology sector, NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA), Broadcom (AVGO), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and CoreWeave (CRWV) remained central to the session’s tone. Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), Coherent (COHR), and Vertiv Holdings (VRT) also fit the broader pattern of technology names holding near or pushing into important technical areas. In Canada, Celestica (CLS.TO) added to the constructive view on selective technology leadership.

Crypto-linked exposure remained active through Coinbase Global (COIN), Robinhood Markets (HOOD), IREN (IREN), Galaxy Digital (GLXY), BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT), iShares Bitcoin ETF (IBIT.NE), iShares Ethereum Trust ETF (ETHA), and Purpose Ether ETF (ETHH.TO). The group benefited from digital assets holding firm, although participation still appeared concentrated in leading names rather than broad across the space.

Materials and mining also maintained a constructive tone through Barrick Gold (ABX.TO), Lundin Mining (LUN.TO), and Amerigo Resources (ARG.TO). In energy, the equity response was steadier than the commodity itself, with Tourmaline Oil (TOU) and Baytex Energy (BTE) standing out through insider buying even as crude oil moved lower.

Stock Movers

Single-stock action remained highly selective, with leadership concentrated in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, crypto-related equities, and a few standout Canadian names. The strongest action came from stocks already aligned with the market’s dominant themes, while laggards were more company-specific.

In the United States, Amazon.com (AMZN) and Alphabet (GOOGL) remained important as large-cap technology names showing renewed strength. Tesla (TSLA), Oracle (ORCL), and Marvell Technology (MRVL) also stayed active through price action, while the broader growth tone remained intact.

In Canada, Celestica (CLS.TO) stood out with strong session leadership, while Cogeco Communications (CCA.TO) moved sharply lower after its revenue miss. Commodity-linked setups such as 5N Plus (VNP.TO) remained relevant to the day’s broader leadership backdrop.

Elsewhere, speculative and small-cap names such as Rivian Automotive (RIVN), TeraWulf (WULF), USA Rare Earth (USAR), Amprius Technologies (AMPX), Enovix (ENVX), and Lightwave Logic (LWLG) remained active through unusual options activity and technical setup discussions, reinforcing the idea that selective speculative appetite remains alive beneath the surface.

Options & Insider Flow

Options flow remained strongly tilted toward bullish positioning across many of the session’s key leadership groups. Large-cap technology, crypto-linked names, semiconductors, and selected cyclicals all attracted notable institutional interest through call buying or put selling.

Among the larger names, meaningful bullish positioning appeared in NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA), Tesla (TSLA), Coinbase Global (COIN), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), Oracle (ORCL), Amazon.com (AMZN), Robinhood Markets (HOOD), Marvell Technology (MRVL), Coherent (COHR), Broadcom (AVGO), IREN (IREN), and Celestica (CLS). That flow aligned closely with the session’s leadership structure and reinforced the market’s preference for technology, semiconductors, and crypto-exposed themes.

On the individual trade side, the tape also showed continued interest in higher-beta and thematic growth names. Bullish positioning appeared in Datadog (DDOG), Roundhill Magnificent Seven ETF (MAGS), Seagate Technology Holdings (STX), Vale (VALE), Methanex (MEOH), and Hecla Mining (HL), reflecting a continued willingness to pursue upside exposure in select momentum- and commodity-linked areas.

Insider activity offered a different layer. U.S. insider buying was limited, though Nike (NKE) saw a notable purchase. In Canada, insider buying in Minsud Resources (MSR) and Healthcare Special Opportunities Fund (MDS.UN) stood out, while Tourmaline Oil (TOU) and Baytex Energy (BTE) added support within energy. On the selling side, Shopify (SHOP) remained notable in both the U.S. and Canadian insider reports, while other significant sales appeared in Micron Technology (MU), Aehr Test Systems (AEHR), Redwire (RDW), MoonLake Immunotherapeutics (MLTX), Procore Technologies (PCOR), Sea (SE), Nebius Group (NBIS), and Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI).

Institutional sponsorship also added context, with notable ownership disclosures tied to TotalEnergies (TTE), Thor Industries (THO), Liberty Global (LBTYA), and Energy Recovery (ERII). While these names were not central to the day’s price action, the sponsorship backdrop still reflects ongoing institutional engagement across a broad set of sectors.

Small-Cap Spotlight

Small caps continued to show selective life, especially where speculative themes overlapped with crypto, energy transition, materials, and emerging technology. The action was not broad enough to suggest a full small-cap breakout, but it did show that investors are still willing to engage in higher-beta setups when the theme is clear and the tape is supportive.

Names such as Asset Entities (ASST), BitMine Immersion Technologies (BMNR), USA Rare Earth (USAR), Amprius Technologies (AMPX), Enovix (ENVX), Ecovyst (ECVT), Hydrograph Clean Power (HG.CA), Orogen Royalties (OGN.V), American Tungsten (TUNG.CA), and Tantalus Systems Holding (GRID.TO) reflected that environment. Some were tied to crypto strength, some to commodity or materials themes, and others to speculative technology setups or bullish option activity.

The common thread was that small-cap participation improved when supported by a clear thematic backdrop and technical setup, even if the broader group still lacked uniform strength.

Conclusion

Friday’s session closed with a constructive but selective tone. The Nasdaq and technology leadership continued to do the heavy lifting, the S&P held firm after a strong advance, and the TSX extended its recent strength behind materials, energy, and selected technology names. Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana remained stable as setups formed to keep crypto-related equities active, with potential breakout signals in the space that could be near. Crude Oil eased, and Copper stayed supportive of the resource complex. Options flow confirmed continued appetite for upside exposure in semiconductors, artificial intelligence, and crypto-linked names, while breadth improved but still favored leadership groups over the full market. The next phase will likely depend on whether that leadership can broaden, whether earnings reinforce the recent move, and whether macro headlines allow the market to build on a week that clearly improved the technical backdrop without fully removing uncertainty.

“A stop-loss is how you stay in sync with the market, not your opinion.” — Ed Seykota

Now, onto the daily setups.

US Daily Setups

Advanced Micro Devices appears to be setting up on the right side of a giant base. Watch for breakout signals.

Asset could be worth keeping on a watchlist, especially if crypto starts to break out.

Ballard Power Systems is a company that has been featured in the Canadian daily setups. Watch for breakout signals

BitMine Immersion continues to coil below resistance. Watch for breakout signals.

Citigroup is consolidating at resistance. Watch to see if a trend can form above its moving averages.

Coherent is setting up for a potential breakout.

Ecovyst is attempting to continue the trend, backed by bullish option activity.

The iShares Ethereum Trust ETF continues to position itself for a potential bottoming-pattern breakout.

First Solar is positioned below resistance. Watch to see if the price can start to break above.

Galaxy Digital continues to show up on the option scanner. Watch for breakout signals.

The iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF continues to position itself for a potential bottoming-pattern breakout.

IREN is pushing against resistance as it appears on the option scanner and in the unusual activity report. Watch to see if the price can start to push above the resistance. This level on the chart becomes key. As either price reclaims it or the downward price movement continues. A binary even type setup.

NIO appears to be forming a bottoming pattern. Watch for breakout signals.

NVIDIA is pushing against resistance. Watch to see if price action can reclaim this level.

Rivian Automotive is experiencing bullish option activity. Watch for signs of upside momentum.

Vertiv is attempting to break out.

Tickers: AMD, ASST, BLDP, BMNR, C, COHR, ECVT, ETHA, FSLR, GLXY, IBIT, IREN, NIO, NVDA, RIVN, VRT

Canadian Daily Setups

Barrick Gold is attempting to break out from a continuation pattern. The PPO momentum indicator will be key. Watch to see if it can break back above the zero line. As a rejection could negate any bullish thesis.

Amerigo Resources is attempting to break out from a continuation pattern.

Ballard Power Systems continues to set up for a potential breakout.

Celestica is pushing against resistance. Watch for breakout signals

Cavvy Energy is attempting to break out from a continuation pattern.

Enerflex is attempting to break out from a continuation pattern.

The Purpose Ether ETF is set up for a potential bottoming pattern breakout.

Tantalus Systems is a setup we have been sharing intraday in the Slack workspace. As it appears in the scan results, the most recent was near the opening bell on Friday. Price action is now pushing against resistance following a surge in momentum. Watch for a continuation of the uptrend.

Hydrograph Clean Power is set up as a potential continuation pattern.

The iShares Bitcoin ETF is set up for a potential breakout of a bottoming pattern.

Lundin Mining is attempting to break out from a continuation pattern.

Mattr could be worth keeping on a watchlist for signs of upside momentum.

Orogen Royalties is attempting to break out from a continuation pattern.

American Tungsten continues to form a setup at horizontal resistance. Watch for upside momentum.

5N Plus is setting up for a potential continuation of the uptrend.

GoldMoney is consolidating as a potential bullish flag continuation pattern.

Tickers: ABX.TO, ARG.TO, BLDP.TO, CLS.TO, CVVY.TO, EFX.TO, ETHH.TO, GRID.TO, HG.CA, IBIT.NE, LUN.TO, MATR.TO, OGN.V, TUNG.CA, VNP.TO, XAU.TO

To conclude our report, we thank you for your engagement and insights. Your feedback is valuable, and we encourage you to share your recommendations. Stay attentive to the Daily Setups, the Workspace, and the Watchlists for emerging opportunities. Additionally, be sure to explore the PDFs of Friday’s scan results provided below. Until next time, happy trading!

US Scanner Results

(Stocks are sorted to highlight those with the strongest momentum at the time of the scan)

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EXPORT – US Scanner Results

FUSE, ZNTL, RXT, OGN, LWLG, AIXI, SPIR, POET, GPRK, MANE, AAOI, TTMI, FBYD, ATOM, CURR, UMAC, VERA, MRLN, COHR, SGML, WILC, LUNR, MRVL, FN, NIO, SATS, CLS, TOYO, BBGI, AMPX, NBIS, GTN, CURV, ALNT, LGN, ASYS, PARR, SSL, LPTH, COHU, VSH, AMKR, EBKDY, MWH, NPT, NYAX, MNOV, FLOC, EBR/B, AVGO, MGNX, FEIM, RMBS, BKSY, CLYM, COCO, MBOT, IE, IMOS, MXL, LAR, LASR, HUT, MTSI, UCTT, ICHR, ONTO, OPTX, BE, CGEN, BDORY, ENLT, CC, SBGI, PBR, TATT, NXT, UGP, ECVT, TDAY, CEE, HBM, PLTZ, MTA, ASTS, AMD, QXO, FBRX, PBR/A, VRA, CIG, CVEO, SBS, TECK, SITM, KNTK, MEOH, LUXE, AUGO, MLAB, VFS, DBI, AXIA, MUX, CARR, AKO/B, KNOP, CSR, TTE, BKTI, DRD, AGI, GHRS, WBI, CTS, NMAI, QUIK, KGC, TSQ, NEWP, AOSL, SHIP, WPM, SKE, SVM, VECO, MSGS, RHP, SRZN, APLD, KN, AAON, B, CDE, ASIX, VRT, TWN, NVDA, TGB, BTGO, SSP, TITN, STRL, SEG, PDFS, ROKU, GEV, COPX, SCCO, IPGP, HMH, ACMR, ESEA, NAK, FLEX, AEHR, AGRO, ANAB, TPC, LION, SEI, FORM, SKM, WERN, APH, JBL, UMC, NGL, ELE, KEN, SRV, CDNL, EGO, HOFT, EMN, MKSI, ROG, ALEC, CMPR, CRH, ALH, ASML, JAN, BASFY, UI, AVNT, ENTG, FCX, STRZ, AMZN, TROX, BEP, OFAL, PINE, ACLS, RKLB, EWZ, UMH, GDS, CORZ, CORZQ, PLXS, EMBJ, IIPR, VALE, BTX, NEWT, PLTD, BBD, CIEN, KOD, PRM, EDIT, LFUS, TEN, CRNT, LMAT, KB, CZR, ITUB, ARTNA, SENEA, WDC, ATI, SAFE, EFXT, TG, BBVA, GLDG, NEM, SRRK, MAC, FRT, VSAT, HIMX, LINC, GME, INSG, SMH, ORLA, LIT, NG, NVT, PPIH, MPWR, SND, ARIS, BSBR, NRG, BCS, MGRT, TSM, PAAS, REMX, BAER, KRO, TIMB, FCFS, BOIVF, VPG, CONI, BST, TX, BHE, CGAU, PL, WSO, VISN, ABEV, DXPE, RIVN, AEIS, BBAR, CAF, SLDE, SAR, SKYT, TT, IAG, COPJ, ZTO, AIO, ASA, FIX, INFL, RIO, VEL, AIRG, CSW, ENTA, MATW, NUE, SIRI, DNN, RMT, MUC, HALO, BMEA, MTZ, OXSQ, VOXR, AEM, ERO, INTC, KRG, MLR, AMRZ, GDX, MGM, SIL, CIFR, GFI, TER, BTG, SILA, BNS, CR

Canadian Scanner Results

(Stocks are sorted to highlight those with the strongest momentum at the time of the scan)

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EXPORT – Canadian Scanner Results

ALCU.CA, STCU.CA, HHH.V, OGN.V, ORV.TO, GRID.TO, HG.CA, DC/A.TO, DPRO.CA, SGML.V, SGD.TO, AXCP.CA, RM.TO, UG.CA, CLS.TO, DEME.CA, TUNG.CA, MSM.CA, BLDP.TO, SEND.V, THX.V, PXT.TO, SOXL.NE, ZDC.V, SCMI.V, ABRA.TO, BGAU.TO, LBS.TO, GRZ.V, DCM.TO, PHOS.CA, LUG.TO, GTWO.TO, SGY.TO, SPAI.CA, BHC.TO, AVGO.TO, MGM.V, LAR.TO, IE.TO, XAU.TO, HUT.TO, IPCO.TO, SLS.TO, VNP.TO, FEC.TO, ATH.TO, FDR.V, TNZ.TO, LUN.TO, NFI.TO, NGEX.TO, XTD.TO, LGD.TO, RECO.V, ATMY.CA, HBM.TO, RED.CA, TCL/A.TO, CVVY.TO, CJ.TO, MUX.TO, AMD.TO, ARG.TO, LCX.V, EDV.TO, OM.TO, RBA.TO, TECK/B.TO, MX.TO, BDT.TO, GMIN.TO, JAG.TO, AMX.V, WGO.V, PRQ.TO, AGI.TO, FOM.TO, ASCU.TO, FFM.TO, SIS.TO, GSKR.V, ACO/X.TO, ATX.V, ORE.TO, HME.V, YGR.TO, K.TO, CERT.V, WPM.TO, LUCA.V, HCH.V, DBG.V, CRDL.TO, SVM.TO, ABX.TO, NVDA.TO, KBL.TO, SKE.TO, NUAG.TO, ELE.TO, MAU.TO, UCU.V, CS.TO, FRU.TO, TKO.TO, SXGC.TO, MATR.TO, DIR/UN.TO, ELD.TO, VITL/UN.TO, MMA.V, OGW.V, SBC.TO, GEV.NE, FCR/UN.TO, WDO.TO, NDM.TO, PDN.TO, ADW/A.TO, FM.TO, DGS.TO, EMPR.V, EOG.V, PSK.TO, DPM.TO, BEP/UN.TO, VBNK.TO, PMZ/UN.TO, OLA.TO, AMZN.TO, III.TO, CGX.TO, GOT.V, MDP.TO, HR/UN.TO, REI/UN.TO, SBI.TO, PIC/A.TO, TOT.TO, ARA.TO, MER.TO, TCS.TO, CPKR.TO, EFX.TO, BDI.TO, AII.TO, BK.TO, GAU.TO, CG.TO, DSV.TO, GRT/UN.TO, CHE/UN.TO, ECOR.TO, NG.TO, NOM.CA, PSLV.TO, BYN.V, RIO.TO, EQX.TO, EQX.V, WJX.TO, GRGD.TO, TCW.TO, PAAS.TO, MFI.TO, BMO.TO, ERO.TO, PGIC.TO, WPG.V, MTL.TO, SAP.TO, AQN.TO, CU.TO, IMG.TO, PRV/UN.TO, CNL.TO, GDV.TO, RSI.TO, TA.TO, DFN.TO, ARIS.TO, WTE.TO, FTN.TO, NA.TO, AEM.TO, AU.V, BNS.TO, PME.TO, FTT.TO, DML.TO, MKP.TO, OMG.V, CRR/UN.TO, INTC.TO, TD.TO, MKO.V, OGC.TO, BB.TO, PLZ/UN.TO, ASTL.TO, NFLX.TO, NCX.V, RUP.TO, MDA.TO, NXR/UN.TO, TXG.TO, BTO.TO, CSH/UN.TO, BPF/UN.TO, RY.TO, DBM.TO, SLG.V, CHP/UN.TO, IMO.TO, CTC/A.TO, EFL.TO, ELVA.TO, WRN.TO, ARE.TO, BTB/UN.TO, CM.TO, PPP.V, MAL.TO, TRZ.TO, BEPC.TO, CCO.TO, CRT/UN.TO, QTRH.TO, EMA.TO, DF.TO, CCL/B.TO, H.TO, ATZ.TO, POW.TO, PSI.TO, ATRL.TO, TIH.TO, FVI.TO, SRU/UN.TO, TFPM.TO, FTS.TO, LOVE.TO, EFR.TO