In this episode of The Canadian Investor Podcast, Simon and Dan break down growing stress at CoreWeave as its unsecured bond yields surge to roughly 15%. They discuss why the company’s enormous debt load, reliance on new financing and potential shareholder dilution are becoming increasingly difficult for the market to ignore. Pasted text
They also look at two companies benefiting heavily from current trends. ASML delivered record revenue as semiconductor equipment demand remains so strong that it expects difficulty fully meeting customer needs through 2027 and 2028, while Aritzia posted another huge quarter with 34% comparable-sales growth and continued rapid expansion in the U.S. Pasted text Pasted text
Finally, they discuss what Pepsi and Domino’s are revealing about a consumer increasingly focused on value, an open-source project attempting to recreate Adobe’s software suite using AI, and Jamie Dimon’s latest comments on inflation, higher yields and risks building beneath an otherwise strong economy. Pasted text Pasted text Pasted text
Stocks discussed: CRWV, ASML, ATZ.TO, PEP, ADBE, JPM, DPZ
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