investment
Stocks from our Aggressive Portfolio tend to produce outsized gains for investors—like your 21% return from the first stock just below. Still, aggressive investments can also lose you money. That’s why we recommend limiting these holdings to no more than 30% of your portfolio.
Here are three aggressive stocks that we see as particularly attractive buys right now....
Here are three aggressive stocks that we see as particularly attractive buys right now....
Canadian Utilities and its parent ATCO rewarded investors with gains well over 20% this past year. That’s partly because low interest rates continue to spur demand for high-yield dividend payers. As well, Canadian Utilities’ recent asset sales improve the outlook for both firms....
In addition to our feature stock this month BCE, we’re presenting you with many more ways to boost your returns and temper your risk.
For example, Suncor remains a great pick for the Resources portion of your portfolio. As an integrated oil producer, which both produces crude and refines it into gasoline and other fuels, the company is less vulnerable to changing crude prices....
For example, Suncor remains a great pick for the Resources portion of your portfolio. As an integrated oil producer, which both produces crude and refines it into gasoline and other fuels, the company is less vulnerable to changing crude prices....
BCE, which investors sometime refer to as “Ma Bell,” is still thought of as a slow-growing, low-risk “widow-and-orphan” stock. However, the company now gets most of its revenue from faster-growing unregulated businesses like wireless and high-speed Internet services....
SAPUTO INC. $41 is still a hold. Canada’s leading dairy producer (Toronto symbol SAP; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 407.7 million; Market cap: $16.7 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 1.2; Dividend yield: 1.7%; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.saputo.com) continues to face growing competition from plant-based products such as almond milk....
For our subscribers, we’ve long highlighted the benefits of “value investing.” As an investment style it has, over time, performed better than the overall market. The MSCI World Value Index, for example, has outperformed the MSCI World Growth Index by 2.1% per year since 1975 (the start of both indexes)....
It’s imperative to follow our guidelines to pick the best TSX penny stocks
A: Waste Connections Inc., $132.56, symbol WCN on Toronto (Shares outstanding: 263.1 million; Market cap: $34.9 billion; www.wasteconnectionscanada.com), is the former Progressive Waste Solutions....
A: iShares Canadian Financial Monthly Income ETF, $7.44, symbol FIE on Toronto (Units outstanding: 92.9 million; Market cap: $691.2 million; www.blackrock.com/ca), invests primarily in the common shares, preferred shares and corporate bonds of firms in the Canadian finance industry.
The fund charges investors an MER of 0.97%, which is high by ETF standards....
The fund charges investors an MER of 0.97%, which is high by ETF standards....
A: Jaguar Mining Inc., $0.21, symbol JAG on Toronto (Shares outstanding: 722.6 million; Market cap: $162.2 million; www.jaguarmining.com), is a Canadian-based junior gold mining, development, and exploration company operating in Brazil....