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A: The short answer is “no.” That’s because you pay more in Canadian dollars when you buy U.S. stocks, but you get more Canadian dollars back when you sell.
Let’s say you want to buy a U.S. stock trading at $100 U.S.
This would cost you $137.86 in Canadian dollars at today’s exchange rate.
Let’s say the stock rose 5%, to $105 U.S.
If you sold it, and the exchange rate remained the same, you would get $144.76 in Canadian dollars.
That’s also an increase of 5%.
At the same time, exchange rates do change....
Let’s say you want to buy a U.S. stock trading at $100 U.S.
This would cost you $137.86 in Canadian dollars at today’s exchange rate.
Let’s say the stock rose 5%, to $105 U.S.
If you sold it, and the exchange rate remained the same, you would get $144.76 in Canadian dollars.
That’s also an increase of 5%.
At the same time, exchange rates do change....
The TJX Companies’ ability to deliver a value proposition while maintaining healthy profit margins sets it apart from traditional retailers struggling with industry headwinds.
Finning International’s comprehensive service model combines multiple recurring revenue streams to create a robust business capable of weathering downturns.
VISA INC., $347.60, New York symbol V, is your #1 Conservative Buy for 2025.
The company operates the world’s largest electronic-payments network. It processes credit, debit, prepaid and commercial transactions in over 200 countries.
Despite the uncertainty over tariffs, consumer spending on retail goods and fuel remains strong....
The company operates the world’s largest electronic-payments network. It processes credit, debit, prepaid and commercial transactions in over 200 countries.
Despite the uncertainty over tariffs, consumer spending on retail goods and fuel remains strong....
T. Rowe Price offers a 5.8% yield at an attractive valuation as it keeps growing assets under management due to its consistent returns and a client-first culture.
Alimentation Couche-Tard’s 25% dividend hike came before its sales slip in the quarter, although an earnings jump and a stock split increase its appeal for investors.
AT&T INC., $26.81, New York symbol T, is your #1 Income Buy for 2025.
The company is the largest wireless (cellphone) carrier in the U.S., with 117.96 million subscribers (excluding mobile devices such as tablets). It also has 14.11 million high-speed Internet users and provides traditional telephone services to consumers and businesses.
AT&T continues to benefit from its plan to focus solely on its main telecom businesses....
The company is the largest wireless (cellphone) carrier in the U.S., with 117.96 million subscribers (excluding mobile devices such as tablets). It also has 14.11 million high-speed Internet users and provides traditional telephone services to consumers and businesses.
AT&T continues to benefit from its plan to focus solely on its main telecom businesses....
You Can See Our High-Growth Dividend Payer Portfolio for May 2025 Here.
You can’t fake a record of dividends. That’s why we place a high value on a sustained history of dividend payments....
These two fast-food companies continue to expand in China and other international markets. We feel their strong brands will help them offset the impact of tariffs. That bodes well for more dividend increases.
MCDONALD’S CORP. $318 is a buy. The company (New York symbol MCD; Income-Growth Dividend Payer Portfolio, Consumer sector; Shares outstanding: 715.1 million; Market cap: $227.4 billion; Dividend yield: 2.2%; Dividend Sustainability Rating: Highest; www.mcdonalds.com) is the world’s largest fast-food chain, with 43,477 restaurants in over 100 countries....
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