If you’re a dividend investor looking to add high-quality stocks to your portfolio, Telus (TSX:T), the massive $30 billion telecom giant, has almost certainly crossed your radar. Not only has Telus been one of the best long-term investments in recent years, growing both its operations and share price, but it has also consistently been one…
For investors looking at Canadian stocks in this environment, it’s been a rather interesting year across the board for some of the country’s biggest names. While most investor attention continues to go to the largest names (and for good reason), there are plenty of perhaps less conspicuous stocks that have outperformed or underperformed over the…
While the TSX continues to fluctuate in early 2025 due to shifting economic signals and international developments, the long-term fundamental outlook for many growth stocks remains robust. Foolish investors willing to look beyond the short-term market noise and focus on long-term business fundamentals can still find exceptional opportunities. By including Canadian growth stocks with consistent…
A proven strategy for generating outsized gains and delivering market-beating returns is to invest in quality growth stocks. You need to identify a portfolio of companies positioned to grow revenue and earnings steadily, which should translate to an appreciation in share prices over time. In this article, I have identified three growth stocks you can…
Enbridge (TSX:ENB) is up 30% in the past year. Investors who missed the rally are wondering if ENB stock is still attractive and good to buy for a self-directed Tax-Free Savings Account or Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP) focused on TSX stocks that offer high dividend yields. Enbridge share price Enbridge trades near $63 per…
Image source: Getty Images Investors looking to create a reliable passive income portfolio could consider adding dividend stocks with fundamentally strong business models, a solid history of payouts, and the ability to grow distributions. The dividends of such companies are secure, enabling you to earn worry-free income or reinvest. So, if you plan to invest…
The Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) is a popular registered account that can help you build long-term wealth and accelerate your retirement plans. In 2025, the TFSA contribution limit increased to $7,000, bringing the cumulative contribution room to $102,000. As the TFSA is tax-sheltered, you can use it to buy and hold quality growth stocks positioned…
It’s been a terrible month for the broad markets, with tariff uncertainties and valuation concerns that seem to be “correcting” before our eyes. Indeed, it’s a scary time to be a new investor or retiree. That said, it’s times like these when most other investors are hitting sell, when it tends to be a pretty…
After an impressive 18% gain in 2024, the TSX Composite Index has started 2025 with a bit of a stumble. It jumped out of the gate with a strong 3.3% gain in January but has since given back 1.9%, leaving the index up just 1.3% year to date. For investors, it’s a classic case of…
The Canadian stock market is going through it right now, with the trade tensions caused by tariffs taking their toll on the economy. The Canadian government is responding to U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods exported to the country by implementing its own tariffs on U.S. goods imported to Canada. In recent weeks, the market has…