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Nvidia is down just 2% from its all-time high.

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These Canadian REITs offer a mix of safety, growth and reliable income, giving investors the confidence to hold them in any environment.

These three TSX names look like buy-the-dip candidates because they combine real earnings power with long-term growth drivers.

Even with energy volatility, Peyto and Whitecap still look like “cheap but cash-generating” TSX producers with dividends that aren’t just hype.

Cameco is positioned to benefit from the massive $650B data centre buildout as soaring AI power demand accelerates global nuclear energy expansion.

If oil really spikes to $100, these three Canadian energy names offer different kinds of torque: a major project ramp, a leaner turnaround producer, and a small Brent-linked gas player.

Like clockwork, Nexus Industrial REIT pays out income distributions on the 15th of every month – and its 7.9% yield can be entirely tax-free in a TFSA.

Nervous markets reward real businesses, and these two TSX names offer either stability you can sleep on or a trend with serious upside.

A simple $10,000 TFSA can pair long-term growth with tax-free income by owning proven compounders and reliable dividend payers.

A falling loonie can quietly boost Canadian stocks that earn lots of U.S. dollars or sell globally.

Here's why Freehold Royalties isn't just one of the best dividend stocks to buy now, but one of the best to hold in your portfolio for years.

Materials stocks have sold off together, but these three miners have company-specific progress that could surprise investors in 2026.

Suncor stock's improvement plan just got help from soaring oil prices. Expect strong cash flows to continue to drive shareholder returns.

TMX and A&W offer an unusual volatility-proof combo: one can benefit from market turmoil, and the other leans on everyday eating habits.

The TFSA protects Canadian gains from tax, but U.S. dividend stocks come with a 15% dividend withholding tax twist that most investors never see coming.

Compare how sector focus, fund size, and portfolio makeup set these two low-cost small-cap ETFs apart for investors.

The venerable chipmaker is finding its way in an AI-driven world.

NuScale Power stock is 28% lower than when 2026 began.

Find out how the ongoing conflict influences global energy prices, supply challenges, and shifts in oil sourcing strategies.

A truly hands-off TFSA works best with boring, essential businesses that can grow and pay you through almost any market.

As the TSX Index swings between inflation fears and defensive buying, these steadier businesses with local demand and essential goods look a lot more attractive.

It posted a beat-and-raise first quarter.