The answer may have more to do with the Fed than with Canada. Plus: The latest news from our Dividend Champions. Read More
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Clear FilterIt is unlikely that the election of the Liberal Party as the new Canadian Government will have any major impact on the financial markets in the immediate future. The prospects for a considerable portion of the major listed companies are mainly influenced by global growth and commodity prices, rather than… Read More
One of Canada's biggest banks plans to cut costs while investing in new growth.Plus: The latest news from our other Dividend Champions. Read More
Stocks dumped in November are often winners in January. Read More
If the elites are going to pick winners and losers, then we may as well profit from it. Plus: The latest news from our Dividend Champions. Read More
The country is moving past the oil shock. Plus: The latest news from our Dividend Champions. Read More
The Bank of Canada says, “No.” Plus: The latest news from our Dividend Champions. Read More
Suncor has a huge war chest and is ready to spend. Plus: The latest news from our other Dividend Champions. Read More
The country’s exporters are finally benefiting from the lower exchange rate. Read More
The past few weeks had many stock investors wondering whether the wild market swings created more risk than they could bear.But this volatility shouldn’t affect long-term investors—after all, we calculate the value of a company based on five-year or longer forecasts of profits and cash flows. However,… Read More
Despite the oil shock, Canada’s employment market is improving rapidly. Read More
Market volatility can make us think things are worse than they actually are. Read More
When will a lower Canadian dollar finally lead to enduring export growth? Read More
Canada’s exports surged in June, almost erasing a near-record trade deficit. Read More
Canada's new energy strategy largely ignores oil and gas. Read More
We examine what's behind the Canadian dollar’s latest decline, and where it could go from here. Read More
The central bank cut rates for the second time this year to help cushion the oil shock. Read More
Perhaps it’s the glorious summer days here in Vancouver or maybe the lingering euphoria of the Canada Day celebrations that has lulled me into a tranquil state. But neither the ongoing Greek drama nor signs of rising U.S. interest rates convince me that it’s time to modify the Dividend Champions… Read More
Although the oil shock continues to weigh on the country’s economy, there are new signs of life in other sectors. Read More
Our holdings shouldn't be affected - much. Read More