canadian tire
Toronto symbol CTC.A, operates stores that sell automotive, household and sporting goods. It also operates PartSource auto parts stores, Mark’s Work Wearhouse casual clothing stores and gas stations.
LEON’S FURNITURE LTD. $23 is a buy for aggressive investors. The retailer (Toronto symbol LNF; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 67.9 million; Market cap: $1.6 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 0.5; Dividend yield: 2.8%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.leons.ca) began operating in 1909....
The COVID-19-induced surge in online shopping volumes has slowed with the re-opening of physical stores. That has helped lift the shares of these three retailers.
Even so, each of them continues to trade at an attractive multiple to its earnings, and will probably keep raising its dividend....
The major Canadian and U.S. stock markets, while still subject to volatility, continue to offer attractive returns for investors—especially if you buy the top stocks. All in all, we think that if you can afford to stay in the market for several years or longer, now is a good time for new buying....
CANADIAN TIRE CORP., $176.37, Toronto symbol CTC.A, is a top pick for 2023.
Investors benefit from the company’s 504 Canadian Tire stores. They sell automotive parts and services, and household and sporting goods; franchisees run most of the locations....
Investors benefit from the company’s 504 Canadian Tire stores. They sell automotive parts and services, and household and sporting goods; franchisees run most of the locations....
CGI INC., $127.47, Toronto symbol GIB.A, is your #1 Aggressive Buy for 2023.
The stock lets investors tap Canada’s largest provider of computer outsourcing services. It helps its clients automate certain routine functions like accounting and buying supplies....
The stock lets investors tap Canada’s largest provider of computer outsourcing services. It helps its clients automate certain routine functions like accounting and buying supplies....
CHOICE PROPERTIES REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT TRUST, $14.22, is a top pick for 2023.
Choice is Canada’s biggest REIT, with 702 retail, industrial and residential properties totalling 63.9 million square feet of gross leasable area. Its occupancy rate is a high 97.8%....
Choice is Canada’s biggest REIT, with 702 retail, industrial and residential properties totalling 63.9 million square feet of gross leasable area. Its occupancy rate is a high 97.8%....
CANADIAN TIRE CORP., $174.64, Toronto symbol CTC.A, is a top pick for 2023.
Investors benefit from the company’s 504 Canadian Tire stores. They sell automotive parts and services, and household and sporting goods; franchisees run most of the locations....
Investors benefit from the company’s 504 Canadian Tire stores. They sell automotive parts and services, and household and sporting goods; franchisees run most of the locations....
CANADIAN TIRE CORP. (class A non-voting) is a buy. The retailer (Toronto symbols CTC $285 and CTC.A $162; Conservative Growth Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 60.8 million; Market cap: $9.8 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 0.6; Dividend yield: 4.3%; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; www.canadiantire.ca) continues to make progress with its new long-term growth plan, including upgrading its stores, online platforms and private-label brands....
CANADIAN TIRE CORP., $161.89, Toronto symbol CTC.A, is a top pick for 2023.
Investors benefit from the company’s 504 Canadian Tire stores. They sell automotive parts and services, and household and sporting goods; franchisees run most of the locations....
Investors benefit from the company’s 504 Canadian Tire stores. They sell automotive parts and services, and household and sporting goods; franchisees run most of the locations....
For 2023, we’ve selected Canadian Tire, Procter & Gamble and Choice Properties REIT as our top three picks for dividend investors.
All three are in a strong position to maintain or increase their dividends, even if the economy slows this year....
All three are in a strong position to maintain or increase their dividends, even if the economy slows this year....