Anthropic's IPO filing at a ~$1 trillion valuation will drive massive AI infrastructure spending. The company has committed $100+ billion to AWS and Google for compute capacity, positioning infrastructure suppliers like Celestica, Credo Technology, Astera Labs, Coherent, and Marvell Technology to benefit from the resulting data center build-out.

Meta's AI-driven ad ranking delivers four times the revenue impact of increased ad load, with Q4 2025 ad revenue up 24% YoY. The company's incremental return on invested capital for AI investments exceeds 20%, validating aggressive capex expansion to $125-145B in 2026. Google's $80B additional AI investment announcement benefits TPU supply chain partners including Broadcom, Celestica, and Lumentum. The broader hyperscaler cohort is projected to spend over $600B on infrastructure in 2026, with 75% targeting AI specifically.

Divisadero Street Capital Management sold 2.26 million shares of Indivior (INDV) for approximately $74.76 million in Q1 2026, reducing its stake to 521,083 shares. The sale appears to be profit-taking after the stock surged nearly 200% over the past year. Despite the fund's exit, Indivior's fundamentals remain strong with Q1 revenue up 19% year-over-year to $317 million and SUBLOCADE sales jumping 32% to $232 million, prompting management to raise 2026 guidance.

Canadian General Investments (CGI) reported a NAV of $86.82 per share at April 30, 2026, with year-to-date and 12-month NAV returns of 8.0% and 42.3% respectively, outperforming the S&P/TSX Composite Index. The company's leverage increased to 12.4% of net assets, and its portfolio is diversified across sectors with top holdings including Celestica, NVIDIA, and Franco-Nevada.

Celestica stock plunged 15.7% despite beating Q1 earnings expectations and raising full-year guidance. The company reported $4.05B in revenue (53% YoY growth) and $2.16 adjusted EPS, exceeding analyst forecasts, while raising annual sales guidance to $19B and EPS guidance to $10.15. The sharp sell-off suggests a valuation pullback despite strong fundamentals.

Celestica reported strong Q1 2026 earnings, beating analyst estimates with EPS of $2.16 (vs. $2.07 consensus) and revenue of $4.05 billion (vs. $3.96 billion consensus), up 53% year-over-year. The company raised its full-year 2026 outlook to $19 billion in revenue and $10.15 adjusted EPS. However, the stock fell 7.11% in after-hours trading to $392.17, suggesting investor disappointment despite the positive results.

U.S. stock futures fell on Monday as President Trump canceled Iran talks, citing divisions within Tehran. The market awaits the Federal Reserve's Wednesday meeting with 100% likelihood of unchanged rates. Key movers include Organon jumping 15% on a $11.75B acquisition deal, SAP rising 6.14% on cloud adoption acceleration, and Cheetah Net plummeting 22.12% following a reverse stock split announcement.

Ninepoint Partners LP launched new Canadian single-stock HighShares and CoreShares ETFs, announcing anticipated initial monthly distributions to be paid on May 7, 2026. The ETFs track companies including Constellation Software, Celestica, and Kinross Gold with monthly distribution amounts ranging from $0.04 to $0.21 per share.

AMD is positioned for a potential rebound ahead of Q1 2026 earnings, down 30% from peaks but showing bullish technical setup, strong institutional buying (70%+ ownership), and positive analyst sentiment. The company's MI450 GPUs offer advantages in power efficiency and cost for AI datacenter inference workloads, with potential 200-400% upside if the company captures market share from NVIDIA. Key catalysts include the Helios launch and partnerships like Celestica for scaling deployments, though HBM supply constraints pose a risk.

Celestica announced a strategic partnership with AMD to develop and manufacture networking switches for AMD's 'Helios' rack-scale AI platform based on Open Compute Project standards. The collaboration aims to optimize large-scale AI cluster deployments across cloud and enterprise sectors. Celestica shares rose 4.71% to $275.88 on the news, with the stock trading near 52-week highs despite being 8.8% below its 100-day moving average.

Ninepoint Partners has filed a preliminary prospectus for nine new single-stock ETFs, expanding its HighShares lineup to include U.S. companies like NVIDIA, Tesla, Alphabet, and Intel, alongside Canadian stocks. The firm is also introducing CoreShares ETFs with a competitive 0.29% management fee and monthly income distributions.

Seldon Capital acquired 155,950 shares of Victoria's Secret & Co. (VSCO) worth $8.45 million in Q4 2025, signaling investor confidence in the retailer's turnaround. VSCO stock has surged 93% over the past year, driven by strong Q3 results showing 9% sales growth, expanded gross margins, and raised full-year guidance. The company's improved profitability and full-price selling strategy suggest the rerating could continue if execution holds.