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Growth Stocks to Buy: 2 Canadian Gems That Look Poised to Soar

1 day ago | fool.ca | Chris MacDonald

The market for Canadian growth stocks is one many investors may not be paying close attention to. There are a range of reasons for this, from the size of this market to the limited number of tech companies that tend to come out of Canada. However, that’s not to say that a hotbed of innovation is not waiting for investors to pounce.
Prediction: Here Are 2025's Most Promising Canadian Stocks

1 day ago | fool.ca | Chris MacDonald

Trying to predict which Canadian companies could outperform over any short-term time frame is a difficult task. Indeed, market sentiment continues to shift quickly on a seemingly daily basis. And with so much geopolitical turmoil right now, there’s good reason to believe that this volatility could continue for some time to come. That said, I think there are some structural trends underpinning the recent moves in the market that are worth exploring.
Got $2,500? Why I'd Allocate it to 3 Utility Stocks for Stable Long-Term Income

2 days ago | fool.ca | Rajiv Nanjapla

Utility companies offer essential services, such as meeting people’s electric, natural gas, and water needs. Due to their highly regulated business and evergreen demand, their financials are less prone to economic cycles. These companies deliver stable and reliable cash flows, thus making their dividend payouts safer. Against this backdrop, let’s look at my three top picks.
How I'd Invest $4,000 Right Away in Top Canadian Growth Stocks for Growth Potential

2 days ago | fool.ca | Chris MacDonald

When many investors think of the Canadian market, growth stocks may not be the first thing that comes to mind. A plethora of defensive companies with solid balance sheets in the financials, energy and commodities sectors may rightly be the first consideration such investors have. However, I’d argue that there remain a number of top options in this realm for investors to consider.
Alimentation Couche-Tard: How Investors Can Approach This Retail Giant in 2025

3 days ago | fool.ca | Chris MacDonald

Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD) has continued to be one of my top picks for long-term investors for roughly a decade. There’s good reason for this view. And over the long term, this pick has proven to be quite a winner, as the chart below shows. However, investors today ought to be more forward looking than backward looking. Indeed, stocks are typically valued as the present value of their future cash flows.
The Mega Trend Worth Considering for Your $7,000 TFSA Contribution in 2025

3 days ago | fool.ca | Chris MacDonald

The list of megatrends investors have had the fortune (or misfortune, perhaps) of following in recent years is as long as it is aggravating in some respects. Whether investors climbed into the social media, electric vehicles (EVs), crypto, metaverse, gaming, artificial intelligence (AI), or quantum computing sectors at the right times really dictated how well they would have done in playing such trends.
3 Canadian Stocks Yielding Over 7% for Your Portfolio

3 days ago | fool.ca | Rajiv Nanjapla

Dividend stocks are essential for building long-term wealth. Along with generating stable cash flows, these companies stabilize your portfolios as they are less prone to market volatility. Moreover, investors can also reinvest dividend payouts to earn higher returns. Against this backdrop, let’s look at three top Canadian stocks that offer over 7% dividend yields.
Retirees: Where I'd Invest $20,000 in Safer High-Yield Stocks for Income Needs

4 days ago | fool.ca | Rajiv Nanjapla

With no regular income, retirees will have less appetite for risk-taking. They would like to invest in fundamentally strong stocks that are less prone to market volatility and deliver a stable passive income. Against this backdrop, let’s look at my three top picks that offer dividends at healthy yields. Enbridge (TSX:ENB) has rewarded its shareholders with consistent dividend payouts and growth, making it ideal for retirees.
Invest $25,000 in These 3 Dividend Stocks for $150 in Monthly Income

6 days ago | fool.ca | Rajiv Nanjapla

After seven consecutive rate cuts, the Bank of Canada paused its rate cuts on Wednesday, keeping its benchmark interest rate at 2.75%. In this low interest rate environment, investors can buy monthly-paying dividend stocks with high yields to earn a stable passive income. Meanwhile, an investment of $25,000 in the following three stocks could generate over $150 monthly. Let’s look at these stocks in detail.
Trump Effect: 2 TSX Safe Havens for Canadian Investors

6 days ago | fool.ca | Joey Frenette

With President Trump’s tariffs still fresh in the minds of jittery investors, many of whom are scrambling to beef up their defensive exposure to brace for what could be a turbulent next few weeks and months of deal-making (or lack thereof), it now seems like a time to put things into perspective and to make a move that’d best position investors to do well over the long haul. Indeed, we’re investing in times of great uncertainty.