A software stock that has made its loyal shareholders wealthy over the past decade is set to release its second-quarter earnings on August 8. In the run-up to the earnings, the stock is seeing buying momentum, up 1.5% in August so far. The stock in question is Constellation Software (TSX:CSU). Is this long-term resilient growth…
Air travel has always been a volatile business. Between fuel prices, geopolitical tensions, economic slowdowns, and global health crises, airlines are no strangers to turbulence. But some companies, despite all this, manage to emerge stronger, leaner, and more focused. Air Canada (TSX:AC) is shaping up to be one of them. And while many investors still…
There are many ways to play the energy sector. From a range of dividend stocks providing bond-like income to other companies that are certainly much closer to growth stocks, investors have a range of options to choose from. For Canadian investors looking at the TSX, this fact is perhaps even more true. The Canadian stock…
Despite Canadian and American stock indices trading near all-time highs, there are signs a recession is nearing. The real estate market is cooling, unemployment is rising, and business investments have declined. If you are worried about a recession in Canada, some quality stocks should remain resilient. Here are four kinds of stock investments to consider…
Trump’s global tariffs war has raised concerns that inflation may start to tick up over the remainder of the year. If you are retired or rely on investment income for your living, inflation can be a real challenge. Your income is fixed, but your costs are increasing (meaning you end up with less cash leftover…
Chasing stocks simply because they come with a low price tag isn’t a strategy that typically leads to strong returns. But for investors looking to tap into growth without committing a large amount of capital upfront, some of the most promising growth plays on the TSX are quietly trading for under $50. Notably, these stocks…
Most dividend stocks are content to pay quarterly. Some cut their payouts when things get tough. But one TSX stock has quietly kept on paying month after month, no matter what. That stock is Extendicare (TSX:EXE), and it just raised its dividend again. Into earnings As of March 2025, the dividend stock boosted its monthly…
Retirees and other income investors are searching for good Canadian dividend stocks to add to their self-directed Tax-Free Savings Account portfolios. In the current market conditions, where the TSX is near a record high and tariffs threaten to cause a recession, it makes sense to look for companies that have demonstrated an ability to deliver…
Dividend stocks are a must for any balanced portfolio, as these companies provide consistent payouts and stabilize your portfolio. Given their regular payouts, these companies are less prone to broader market fluctuations. Additionally, investors can reinvest these regular dividend payouts to earn superior returns. Meanwhile, dividend stocks have also historically outperformed non-dividend-paying stocks. Against this…
When it comes to artificial intelligence (AI) stocks, there’s no shortage of options. Between hyped-up tech giants and flashy new AI startups, it’s easy to get distracted. But for my money, OpenText (TSX:OTEX) is the under-the-radar Canadian powerhouse that makes me more excited than any other AI investment on the market today. About OpenText Sure,…