Just scrolled through Canada's biggest companies by market cap and it's interesting how much the financial sector dominates. RBC leads at over 200B, but what caught my eye is how Shopify sits right there at nearly 198B—a pure tech play competing with traditional banks. The rest of the top tier is pretty much what you'd expect: TD, Enbridge, BMO, all the heavy hitters. What's wild is the spread between number one and fifteen—RBC at 204B versus Canadian National Railway at 59B. That's a huge gap. If you're looking at exposure to Canada's largest firms, the financial and energy sectors are where the real weight is. Also noticed some interesting crypto movements in the mix—YB up over 12% which is pretty solid momentum. Makes you think about diversification across different asset classes.