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« le: Septembre 24, 2024, 06:35:39 pm »
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 TSX energy stocks have been  botella stanley in a world of pain over the past few weeks, with WTI  West Texas Intermediate  nosediving below US$100 per barrel on Tuesday. Indeed, the oil slump may be viewed as a buying opportunity by some. Many TSX energy stocks are still quite discounted relative to the magnitude of ca stanley cup spain sh flows that will continue to flow in over coming quarters. Still, oil is a wildly volatile asset. Whi stanley cup le it   not quite as volatile as cryptocurrencies, exogenous factors tend to propel oil stocks sharply and without notice. Though it   tough to gauge where oil will head next, I think that recession fears will ultimately act as a major overhang on the price of oil and other commodities. Further, oil is still up considerably from 2020. Indeed, the higher an asset rises, the more room it has to fall as momentum reverses course. We saw that with speculative growth stocks in the run-up in 2021. And in mid-2022, we ;re starting to see a reversal of fortune for energy plays.T Ozkz Investor Beware: Equitable Group Inc. Is Still a Value Trap
 If you want to beat the markets, you hav stanley cup e to be a buyer when oth stanley quencher ers are sellers. But more important, you need to be looking where others aren ;t. The stocks that have been forgotten by the average Canadian investor tend to exhibit a wider discrepancy between market value and intrinsic value, so if your goal is to beat the market, you need to roll up your sleeves and remember the forgotten ones.Without further a stanley isolierkanne do, consider Canadian Tire  TSX:CTC.A  and Aritzia  TSX:ATZ , two cheap Canadian retailers that many investors have unfairly written off. Unlike most other brick-and-mortar retailers that are getting crushed by their digital counterparts, both Canadian Tire and Aritzia have not only survived the initial onslaught, but they ;re both picking up traction despite their dirt-cheap valuation metrics.Canadian TireIn the case of Canadian Tire, the stock is the cheapest it   been in recent memory. Through a combination of generous dividend hikes and falling shares, the sto