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Growth Stocks
Stock sends money digitally, gets positive return
Now a specialist in money transfers, long-time telegraph operator Western Union is switching to digital delivery to ward off the competition.
3 min read
Pat McKeough
Dividend Stocks
Take full advantage of the Canadian Dividend Tax Credit
The Canadian dividend tax credit can significantly boost your investment returns
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Growth Stocks
3 Growth Investing Strategies: Two we like—one we don’t
Growth investing can be beneficial to your portfolio returns—but not every strategy is money in the bank.
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Value Stocks
3 Tips for Successful DIY Stock Valuation
If you want to determine stock valuation on your own, try using price-to-sales, price/earnings, and price-to-book-value ratios
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Growth Stocks
This stock aims to clean up as industrial waste spreads
Clean Harbors Inc. keeps growing as it takes on more environmental and hazardous waste—and tries to control rising costs and high debt while it expands.
3 min read
Pat McKeough
How To Invest
Trading vs investing—which strategy has the biggest payoff?
What will make me the most money—trading vs investing? That’s a question many investors ask. The answers may surprise you.
4 min read
Scott Clayton
ETFs
What are index funds and what role can they play in your portfolio?
What are index funds and what are the main benefits (and risks) for investors?
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Energy Stocks
Will Your Renewable Energy Investment Pay Off?
Renewable energy investment: here’s what success looks like—and what it doesn’t look like
4 min read
Scott Clayton
Dividend Stocks
BMO: Longest dividend streak in Canada
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BANK OF MONTREAL $99
(Toronto symbol BMO; Income-Growth Dividend Payer Portfolio, Finance sector; Shares outstanding: 647.7 million; Market cap: $64.1 billion; Dividend yield: 3.6%; Dividend Sustainability Rating:
Highest
; www.bmo.com)
began operating in 1817, making it Canada’s oldest chartered bank....
2 min read
Pat McKeough
Dividend Stocks
Faster-growing fields should spur their dividends
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These two leading U.S....
3 min read
Pat McKeough
Growth Stocks
Vast potential of Asia’s online giant comes with sizeable risk
Its online and mobile commerce make Alibaba Group Holding the largest company of its kind in the world, but its vast potential comes with risks.
2 min read
Pat McKeough
Value Stocks
Gannett continues its digital push
GANNETT CO., INC.
$12
(New York symbol GCI; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Consumer sector: Shares outstanding: 111.8 million; Market cap: $1.3 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 0.4; Dividend yield: 5.3%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.gannett.com)
publishes over 100 U.S....
1 min read
Scott Clayton
How To Invest
Why We Like Spinoff Investing—and How to Profit from It
5 tips from our TSI Takeover Target Rating system for even better results with spinoff investing
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Dividend Stocks
5 Tips on Investing for Dividends vs Capital Growth
Investing for dividends vs capital growth involves realizing that, overall, dividends are more reliable than capital gains
4 min read
Scott Clayton
Growth Stocks
Growth vs Value Investing: Learn How These Strategies Can Complement Each Other
When comparing growth vs. value investing, it’s important to look at the pros and cons of each strategy
4 min read
Scott Clayton
Mining Stocks
Investing in Gold vs Silver: How to Make Smart Moves with Mining Stocks
When investing in gold vs silver, not all that glitters is worth the price. Here are our tips on what to do if you want to benefit from minerals like gold and silver.
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Growth Stocks
CN Tower is highest on this Canadian growth stock’s list of landmarks
Aecon seems to be everywhere as one of Canada’s top infrastructure builders, but it’s subject to cyclical trends and government priorities.
1 min read
Pat McKeough
How To Invest
Renaissance Global Health Care Fund (Formerly Talvest Global Health Care Fund)
RENAISSANCE GLOBAL HEALTH CARE FUND $49.93
(Renaissance Investments, 1500 Robert Bourassa Blvd., Suite 800, Montreal, PQ. H3A 3S6. 1-800-268-8258; Web site: www.renaisanceinvestments.ca. Available from brokers) invests primarily in U.S. companies and global companies with U.S....
1 min read
Pat McKeough
ETFs
How to Pick a Top ETF Investment
A top ETF will practice “passive” management, and have a much lower MER than a comparable mutual fund
3 min read
Scott Clayton
ETFs
Purpose Core Dividend Fund ETF has good dividend stocks but potentially costly strategies
Our view of Purpose Core Dividend ETF, which holds high-quality companies we like—but also employs strategies that could cut into returns
2 min read
Pat McKeough
Spinoffs
This spinoff dominates auto seating
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ADIENT PLC $74
(New York symbol ADNT; Manufacturing sector; Shares outstanding: 93.7 million; Market cap: $6.9 billion; Takeover Target Rating: Highest; Dividend yield: 1.5%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adient....
3 min read
Pat McKeough
Growth Stocks
Home building builds big momentum for this Canadian stock
The shares of strand board maker Norbord Inc. have soared, but its high dividend yield may reflect worries that strand board prices have already peaked.
3 min read
Pat McKeough
Penny Stocks
How to Start Investing in Penny Stocks: Here’s how to cut your risk
How to start investing in penny stocks; Make sure the most speculative of them don’t make up more than a small portion of your portfolio—Here’s why
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Growth Stocks
How to Start Successfully Investing in Tech Stocks using a Long-Term Approach—just like Warren Buffett
The best strategy for successfully investing in tech stocks includes—above all—finding companies that invest heavily in research and development.
3 min read
Scott Clayton
Dividend Stocks
New networks fuel BCE’s growth
New networks are key to winning wireless and Internet customers, who increasingly demand fast speeds for video streaming, gaming and so on. BCE’s upgrades to its own networks continue to pay off.
BCE INC. $59.48
(Toronto symbol BCE; Shares outstanding: 900.4 million; Market cap: $53.6 billion; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; Dividend yield: 4.8%; www.bce.ca) is Canada’s largest telephone service provider, with 22.1 million customers in Ontario, Manitoba, Quebec and the Atlantic provinces....
1 min read
Pat McKeough
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