Where we’ve been and how our companies have performed amid the worst market conditions in 80 years tells us a lot about what’s likely to be a future of solid returns for investors in high-yielding Canadian equities. Read More

A third straight year of high double-digit gains is entirely possible. The key, as ever, is to focus on solid underlying businesses that build wealth over the long term. Read More

Here’s what to expect for Portfolio Holdings as Jan. 1, 2011, approaches, along with a final look at third-quarter earnings season. Read More

There’s nothing a little upside potential to make your regular dividend feel even better. In a properly functioning market the share price should naturally follow the dividend higher. Read More

Flaherty’s Halloween Massacre is a distant memory, a withering experience since assuaged by the resilience of what’s evolved into a deep universe of solid, high-yielding businesses. Read More

I’m swapping drillers and moving a recommendation from the Conservative to the Aggressive Holdings. Here’s the final word on second-quarter 2010 earnings. Read More

The most important factor to consider when evaluating a potential income investment is the strength of the underlying business that’s supporting the dividend. Read More

Double-dip recession fears may cause mettle-testing selloffs. Don’t succumb to panic. Here’s how to navigate it. Read More

Sellofs driven by sovereign debt worries provide terrific opportunities to pick up solid Canadian high-yielders whose balance sheets are in solid shape in the aftermath of the worst credit crisis in 80 years. Read More

Emotion can be a profit-killer. But so can relying on predetermined sell points that are susceptible to violent, program-trading-driven whipsaws. Read More