This is why tech dividend growth companies are so rare, and so valuable. Technology stocks that have proven to be capable of balancing growth and returning cash to shareholders appeal to both income and growth investors. We’ve got one for you in this article…
Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD.B) reported earnings after the bell today, and yet again the convenience store operator didn’t disappoint. The company reported net earnings of $538.8 million, which was an ….
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You might be asking yourself, what does Bitcoin have to do with gold’s resurgence? Hear me out.
Gold has long been considered a haven for investors. In a bear market, or when there is significant volatility in the markets, the historical trend was to shift towards the precious metal.
2015 was not a good year for Capital Power Corp (TSX:CPX).
Most of the power generator’s assets were coal-fired power plants located in Alberta. These plants benefited from low input costs and long approved lives ahead of them, but a weak power market in the province wasn’t helping.
It has been a tough couple of years for auto parts company shareholders. Trade wars and tariffs have dominated headlines, with the auto sector being a primary target.
As tariffs rise on auto exports, the trickle-down effect of the potential lower demand is hitting Canada’s auto industry hard.
Every once in a while investors are given the chance to invest in a company that provides a very unique opportunity. That opportunity is excellent growth to go along with a rock solid dividend and low valuations.
There aren’t too many stocks like this on the TSX, but one of them is quietly posting record breaking earnings and still losing value.
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.
It has been a great couple of days for Inter Pipeline (TSX:IPL) shareholders. On Thursday, the company’s stock price jumped almost 9% on rumors that it received a cash takeover bid worth up to $12.4 billion, or $30 per share.
It hasn’t been a good month for CannTrust (TSX:TRST) shareholders. In early July, the company was caught illegally growing cannabis. Unfortunately, the news just got worse.