The ongoing rally in Canadian equities might seem like a broad recovery, but after taking a closer look, we can clearly see it’s still very much a stock picker’s market. Not everything is rising for the right reasons. While many stocks are simply benefiting from short-term hype, some are still delivering real value through consistent…
Image source: Getty Images If there’s one thing that investors should know by now, it’s that patience pays. In this case, literally! Whether it’s waiting for a stock to rebound or collecting income through dividends, that patience over time can really, really add up. And that’s certainly been the case for these three dividend stocks,…
Before I get too far into this, I have to first state that overall, Dollarama (TSX:DOL) is an incredible long-term hold. This retail stock has proven time and time again that customers come back for more. And it’s a financially strong company with a proven track record of using its cash wisely, investing in Latin…
The Canadian stock market has trended higher so far in 2025, with the S&P TSX Composite Index gaining 17.8% year to date. Notably, interest rate cuts to support the economy, strong performance from the resource sectors, including mining companies (primarily those involved in precious metals), and investors’ enthusiasm for artificial intelligence (AI) technology have driven the…
When investors think of dependable dividend payers, they often picture banks, telecom giants, or pipeline operators. But there’s an entire class of lesser-known Canadian companies quietly delivering steady income, even in volatile markets. They aren’t the most talked-about names on Bay Street, but the track records suggest they should be. Over the past year, these…
Canadian stocks have had a great run in 2025. It is harder to find great investment opportunities today than it was at the start of the year. Investors may need to sneak around the bargain bin to find some diamonds in the rough. However, those diamonds could really become apparent in the back half of…
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…
Market downturns can be unsettling, but they often present unique opportunities for long-term investors. One such opportunity lies with TFI International (TSX:TFII), a leading North American transportation and logistics company. Despite a challenging start to 2025, with the stock down approximately 40% year to date, TFI’s strong fundamentals and commitment to shareholder returns make it…
Having $40,000 in Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) cash to invest in 2025 is a pretty exciting situation to be in. With markets still finding their footing after a choppy year, there’s a window here to scoop up some strong stocks at reasonable prices. And because your TFSA shelters any gains from taxes, the long-term payoff…
In the bustling world of transportation and logistics, TFI International (TSX:TFII) has long been a stalwart, steering through the highways and byways of North America with commendable prowess. Yet, even the most seasoned drivers encounter bumps in the road. Recently, TFI’s stock took a notable detour, sliding from its 52-week high of $220.93 to a…