10 of the Best Canadian Dividend ETFs for November 2024
While broad market exposure offers benefits, it might not suit investors who seek income. Comprehensive index funds aren’t always the solution. So, these…
Canadian Dividend Aristocrats – The Top Aristocrats in November 2024
Suppose you’re looking for the best dividend stocks to add to your TFSA or RRSP today. In that case, you need to look at Canadian…
Rising Interest Rates? Have a Look at These Two Top Canadian Stocks
We’re entering an environment that is going to be increasingly difficult to invest in. Inflation was supposed to be transitory, but it’s becoming…
Canadian Stocks Earnings Review – Big 6 Banks
Another quarter is in the books for Canadian stocks and its time to once again take a look at the performance of Canada’s…
Canadian Bank Stock Earnings Overview – Are They Buys?
Canada’s bank earnings season is usually highly anticipated by investors. Why? They are considered a bellwether of the Canadian economy. Some are among…
The Bank of Nova Scotia (TSE:BNS) Dividend and Stock Analysis
The Bank of Nova Scotia (TSE:BNS) has had a rough go recently. Looking at the chart below, one thing is pretty clear. Scotiabank…
CIBC (TSE:CM) Dividend and Stock Analysis
One of the primary questions investors, particularly those looking for Canadian dividend stocks, are asking right now is if Canadian banks are still…
Should You Grab TD Bank (TSE:TD) In Wake Of A Looming Recession?
TD Bank (TSX:TD) is up just over 10% in 2018 and although we have to take into account the stock took a nose dive during the fourth quarter crash of the TSX in 2018, investors who took advantage of it have reaped the benefits. Is there any more room for growth?
The Most Overbought and Oversold Stocks on the TSX
Lets take a look at some of the most overbought and oversold Canadian stocks on the TSX right now.
What to Make About Shopify’s (TSX:SHOP) Stock Meteoric Rise
In recent years, it is arguable that there has been no better investment on the TSX Index than Shopify (TSX:SHOP). Since going public in 2015, Shopify’s stock has jumped 1,151%!
To put that into perspective, a $10,000 investment in its stock when it first began trading on the TSX would be worth $115,100 today. Not a bad return in less than five years.