The Globe and Mail reports in its Saturday, Oct. 24, edition that Scotia Wealth Management money manager St an Wong unloaded his Dollarama shares in August. The Globe's Brenda Bouw writes that Mr. Wong says he's held the stock for many years. Mr. Wong says Dollarama is still a strong retailer with a strong competitive position in Canada, but the valuation got stretched. "We felt it was no longer a bargain." He says he was worried about softening same-store sales, downgrades to earnings estimates due to supply chain costs and short-term profitability pressures from expansion, especially in Australia. He adds: "We did very well since we bought it in 2024, with a gain of about 90 per cent. We've also held the stock on and off in the past. It's a great business and I'd probably reconsider buying it again in the future if its fundamentals improve." The Globe reported on, Sept. 9 that Ventum Financial analyst George Doumet was sticking with his "buy" recommendation for Dollarama. The shares could then be had for $173.22. The Globe reported on Sept. 18 that Desjardins Securities analyst Chris Li had reaffirmed his "buy" recommendation for Dollarama. It was then worth $172.75.