There’s no question that the best and most straightforward way to be a successful investor is to find the highest-quality stocks on the TSX to buy and hold for the long term. By ensuring the stocks you buy are amongst the best in the country, you can allow your portfolio to benefit from both the…
Image source: Getty Images Royalty stocks can be a fantastic addition to your investment portfolio, offering a steady stream of income with relatively low risk. Investors in royalty companies often enjoy impressive yields. That’s thanks to the business model of receiving ongoing royalties from companies that produce or extract resources. Plus, these companies typically have…
Image source: Getty Images It’s been a rather wild ride this August, with stocks entering the month under considerable pressure only to mostly bounce back in the weeks that followed. As we move into September, investors should be more willing to derisk as we get closer to the big U.S. election day. As Kamala Harris…
Image source: Getty Images. With U.S. inflation coming in a hair better than expected, the U.S. Federal Reserve (or the Fed), as well as the Bank of Canada (BoC), may just be able to cut interest rates a bit more aggressively. Lower interest rates could spell good news for the Canadian economy. For smaller-cap tech…
Image source: Getty Images Having saved up $5,000 from your working income, you are now considering investing it in stocks through your Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA). The current market situation is offering a range of value stocks trading at hefty discounts you could consider buying in August. Three stocks to buy in August Famous value…
Image source: Getty Images A “cheap” stock is like finding a hidden gem in a thrift store. You’re getting something valuable for a bargain price. Yet when we say a stock is cheap, we’re usually talking about its price relative to its earnings, assets, or cash flow. In other words, you’re paying less for each…
Finding the right high-growth TSX stocks to buy in this current environment isn’t easy. After all, valuations are high. Canadian stocks are often known for their boring and rather consistent returns — relative to other stocks in global markets, that can be enticing to the average investor. The thing is, there are a few exciting…
Image source: Getty Images The global equity markets had begun this month on a weaker note amid recession fears. However, lower-than-expected inflation in the United States erased these fears, driving the equity markets higher. The S&P/TSX Composite Index is up 6.7% from this month’s lows. Amid improving investors’ sentiments, you can buy the following three…
Image source: Getty Images Buying quality TSX stocks on big pullbacks takes courage and requires the patience to ride out additional downside, but the strategy can also deliver meaningful long-term total returns when market sentiment shifts. TD Bank TD (TSX:TD) trades near $80 per share at the time of writing compared to $108 in early…
Image source: Getty Images The last three years have been a roller-coaster ride for businesses, adjusting to the changing consumer trends and escalating capital costs. It was a challenging time for average Canadian households and retirees tackling high grocery prices. Amid such uncertainty, one realizes the need for some reliable sources of income. Stocks of…