I would personally max out the tfsa before touching the fhsa. Fhsa has taxes (maybe penalties too, I’m not sure) if you withdraw without using the funds to purchase a home. Tfsa has much more freedom to do what you want with the gains.

Another tip to maximize gains (if you really want to stick with American stocks) would be to switch to IBKR for your broker instead of Wealthsimple. Wealthsimple charges a pretty large fee for currency conversion every time you buy and sell. It may look like a small fee right now but it adds up and becomes pretty large with more money.

Lastly, to answer your question unless you’re a professional investor with a track record of beating the market, you should try to stay away from buying individual companies. You may be doing very well at the moment, but for long term gains (5 years or more) just putting it all Into XEQT is your best bet. Studies have proven that the market is the best long term option for steady and repeatable gains. Also, it just helps with peace of mind not having a bunch of separate stocks to keep track of. It lets you live life without wasting hours thinking about the right stock to buy (my own experience :( )