The Canadian equity markets have been upbeat this year amid healthy quarterly performances, falling interest rates, and easing inflation. The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 20.6%. However, uncertainty surrounding the trade war’s impact on the Canadian economy, coupled with the sharp rise in equity markets in recent months, remains a concern. If you are also worried…
If you’re investing in stocks through a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA), you can grow your money without ever worrying about taxes on capital gains or dividends. This gives a tremendous advantage, especially when you’re investing with a long-term mindset. For 2025, the annual TFSA contribution room is $7,000, and if you plan to invest this…
With interest rates still high and volatility in the market, more Canadians are looking for steady income they can count on. That’s especially true heading into the second half of 2025, as consumer concerns about inflation, job security, and recession risks continue to climb. With that in mind, it makes sense to highlight four dividend…
When headlines start warning about a possible U.S. recession, it’s normal for Canadian investors to feel nervous. The economies of Canada and the U.S. are deeply connected, so a downturn south of the border often sends ripples across the TSX. In times like these, the best thing to do isn’t to panic. It’s time to…
Hydro One (TSX:H) is a pure-play electricity transmission and distribution company with minimal exposure to commodity price fluctuations. With around 99% of its business rate regulated, its financials are less prone to commodity price fluctuations and economic cycles. The company has increased its rate base at an annualized rate of 5.1% over the previous six…
Image source: Getty Images When markets get jittery, and whispers of a recession grow louder, it’s tempting to step back and wait for calmer days. But some of the best investment opportunities can actually show up when things feel the most uncertain. Buying the dip doesn’t mean scooping up any stock that’s fallen; it means…
Easing trade tensions has improved investors’ sentiments, increasing global equity markets. The S&P/TSX Composite Index is up 15.2% from its last month’s lows and is trading just 1% lower than its all-time high. However, concerns over the slowdown in the global economy still persist. So, investors should be careful while investing through their TFSA (Tax-Free…
The Canadian market isn’t in correction territory – at least not yet. A correction is typically defined as a decline of 10% or more from recent highs. Right now, it’s mostly the U.S.-based, tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index that’s taken the hit, dragged down by Trump’s tariff threats and weakness in high-growth names. But don’t get…
Image source: Getty Images Macro uncertainty and trade disputes have spiked market volatility. Amid challenges, investing in some of the best Canadian stocks with track records of weathering tough times could be a solid strategy to boost your portfolio. These stocks have fundamentally strong businesses, and their long-term growth potential remains intact, making them compelling investments right…
Tariff risks are heating up again, putting pressure on industries that rely on international trade. With ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States, investors may need to rethink their strategies. The U.S. recently imposed a 50% tariff (up from 25%) on Canadian steel and aluminum, prompting Canada to respond with its own tariffs…