Celestica Inc (CLS.TO)

Lots of opportunity. Ability to monetize AI has really helped customers. Going gangbusters. Runway is far out, both on fundamentals and on price.

He's wanted to own this for a while. They provide supply chain solutions, which is topical. Now, the price is too rich. Earnings are coming up, so wait for that. 

An amazing chart, but be cautious adding at current levels.

Definitely volume on this name. Note that the recent move is parabolic. So you want to look at the stock over its 200-day MA; don't want to see much more than 15%. 15-20% over the 200-day is getting into overbought territory.

Up is good and down is bad, but when you see this kind of an up, expect a pullback. So you draw a new trendline, and the stock will probably retrace close to (if not actually right to) it. A reasonable retracement level might be $110-120, but this is not an iron-clad prediction. Overall trend is up, doesn't see a problem with the chart.

Solid fundamentals. Healthcare solutions will pay dividends going forward. Not a bad valuation for a long-term play over the next 5 years. 

Can't really do technical analysis on a chart like this, as there's no real pattern that's taking place. Doesn't think year-end profit-taking will weigh on the stock.

Pitfalls would include chasing or buying too much. Other risks are not following it and not having a plan. Acceleration is really strong. Good volume along with the buying, which is supportive. Reaching a bit of a limit right now, which may be profit taking, and may pull back to $110. A drop below $105 with a full position is a problem.

It has changed a lot and starting to focus more on helping clients develop new projects. It is riding the AI boom and has just passed the old high from23 years ago. Has had a very low multiple for a long time. It has started to execute better, grow faster and meet expectations. It is quite cheap in terms of tech stocks and should do quite well from a momentum standpoint.

Probably overbought here, up 240% in last 12 months. 21-22x forward earnings, 15-16% EPS growth rate. Not really expensive. Likes it.

Keeps going up. Business has totally morphed into value-added parts in the semiconductor space. Riding the wave of massive growth of all chipmakers. Valuation seems reasonable. Remember that semis are cyclical; ASML, for example, went down 20% yesterday. Hot stocks always have potential to re-rate.

Quite well run, but not ready to be there. His preference is TSM, but its valuation is not attractive either.

He wished he owned this. It's had a big move and is breaking out into new highs. A good momentum play.

Trending higher above the 200-day MA, which itself is moving higher. Watch it in terms of how far the valuation goes. Right now, 15x forward earnings with about a 13% growth rate for 2025, 29% for 2026. Valuation is actually not as expensive as a lot of other tech names, especially in the US. Valuation and technicals look decent.

Broke trend, rallied, but made a lower high. Now making a lower low. He has a very low weight in tech, about 12%; whereas the S&P is about 28-29%. So many other things to do that are less crowded than tech. Technical setup not great; background for tech not as good as it was.

12-month price target of $79, still a bit of room. On the chart, you can see the highs that go back to the early summer. Buy 1/3 here around $68, another at just under $64 where there seems to be some support, and the final 1/3 at just over $60. Put in a stop around $54-55.

Concentration risk, but its manufacturing and platform solutions are state of the art. Client base includes hyperscalers and service providers. Extremely well run.

Wished he bought it a year ago. Have very low margins, but now benefit from supplying equipment to hyperscalers. They hugely depend on one client, though, in their AI-related, data centre business. Can be very volatile. Careful. Take profits if you've made money here.