Small cap stocks are companies with a “market cap” (the value of shares they have outstanding) below $1 billion, or some other arbitrary figure.
Small cap stocks have the potential for large gains, but they are generally more volatile than large-cap stocks. Temporary setbacks, such as a poor quarterly earnings report …read more »
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BHP Billiton’s (symbol BHP on New York) $38.6-billion takeover bid for Potash Corp. (symbol POT on Toronto) has attracted a lot of investor attention to commodity investments lately.
In …read more »
A number of our Inner Circle members have asked our opinion on global stock market investing in recent months, particularly companies that operate in fast-growing emerging markets.
Some of these companies may not be well-known to North American investors. However, if it’s possible to invest in these stocks through North American …read more »
Every Wednesday, we publish our “Investor Toolkit” series on TSI Network. Whether you’re a new or experienced investor, these weekly updates are designed to give you specific advice on successful investing. Each Investor Toolkit update gives you a fundamental tip and shows you how you can put it into practice …read more »
You can enhance your long-term investment results by following these 5 key stock trading tips. They’ve long been part of the advice we give in our investment services and newsletters, including Canadian Wealth Advisor, our advisory for conservative investing.
1. No stock can ever be so undervalued or desirable that it overcomes …read more »
Many Canadian firms have tried to expand into the U.S. over the years. Some, like Royal Bank of Canada (symbol RBC on Toronto) have had difficulty in the United States. Other companies’ expansion efforts have failed miserably.
Canadian Tire (symbol CTC.A on Toronto) provides a memorable example of a failed …read more »
Wheat prices have almost doubled, from a low of $4.25 per bushel on June 9 of this year to a recent high of $8.15. That’s mainly because Russia banned wheat exports to preserve its stockpiles in the face of a severe drought and widespread wildfires.
Despite the jump, wheat is still …read more »
Pat McKeough, host of TSI Network (www.tsinetwork.ca) was recently mentioned in an article by Mike Grenby in the North Shore News.
Entitled “Real estate done right a smoother investment,” the article discusses real estate as a potential option in the current investment climate and includes Pat’s thoughts on the challenges and risks of direct investments in real estate.
If you’re interested in reading more, click here to see the full article. The article was also reprinted on NorthVanAppartments.com and BrocksMeaton.com.
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