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Politics is important, but if you focus your long-run investment decisions on a multitude of other factors, you should see better returns over time

Following these tips for new investors will help keep you away from impulsive selling, poor advisors, Pendulum Theory and more—and you’ll show better investing results

A: Supreme Cannabis, $1.45, symbol FIRE on Toronto (Shares outstanding: 289.9 million; Market cap: $440.7 million; www.supreme.ca), is a Canadian cannabis grower, plus it has other interests worldwide.

The company’s 7ACRES subsidiary owns a 440,000-square-foot facility located in Kincardine, Ontario....

Knowing when to sell stocks and when to hold for longer periods is the difference between making more money as an investor and losing out on long-term returns

Here’s one of the most instructive one-liners about the stock market that I’ve ever come across: “A rising market climbs a wall of worry.”

The phrase has been around since the 1950s, but it never gets outdated. That’s because it says as much about human psychology as it does about finance.

People generally tend to seek out things to worry about....

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In our report you learn why you need to be extra cautious, including the 3 big warning signs to watch out for in Canadian penny stocks

Power and Profits of Energy Stocks has 35 tips on how to uncover tomorrow’s best energy stocks, insights on the future of renewable energy, how technology is changing the industry, and much more.

Various plausible arguments can be made in favour of investing in physical commodities or their listed producers. However, the practical problems associated with directly holding commodities make the debate almost irrelevant. Holding a well-diversified basket of publicly-listed producers provides investors with a reasonable alternative.






It’s almost impossible to invest directly in commodities due to the costs involved with their storage....

Do blue chip stocks pay dividends? The top blue chips mostly do, and many have a long history of rewarding shareholders with those payments.