• The TSX rose 1.30% this week, marking a strong performance amid signs of easing trade tensions.

• Gains were led by tech, transportation, and manufacturing sectors.

• Only materials and communications posted notable losses.

Here's a summary of the top-performing and underperforming stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) over the past week (April 28 -May 2nd):

📈 Top Gainers

Is this startup the next billion dollar buyout?

Imagine investing in Ring before its $1.2B buyout by Amazon

Or Nest, before Google's $3.2B acquisition.

By the time we hear about industry-changing companies, it’s usually too late. But right now, there’s a smart home startup making their way to homes in America. This tech startup is RYSE, and unlike Ring, you can still invest before their $1.90 round closes May 30.

Like how Ring disrupted home security, this company is revolutionizing smart blinds & shades.

With $10M+ in revenue, 200% YoY growth, and sold in 127 Best Buy stores, they are primed for massive expansion and forecast 5X in revenue this year.

Earn up to 25% in free shares.

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📉 Top Decliners

📈 TSX Composite Index

🔹 Aritzia Inc. (ATZ-T)
Shares jumped 13.75% after the company beat Q4 sales expectations, fueled by strong U.S. market growth.

🔻 MDA Ltd. (MDA-T)
Shares fell 14.34% following reports that White House space program cuts could impact MDA’s U.S. operations.