Gnpc A Foolish Message
The TSX is recovering nicely from an otherwise disastrous 2020. Currently, stock prices are soaring amid improving expectations for commodities and other core sectors to the Canadian economy.However, these two stocks are in sectors I think are being undeservedly sold off of late. Investors on a budget may want to consid
stanley mugs er these two stocks under $20. I don ;t think they ;ll be this cheap forever.WPT Industrial REITRising asset prices are boosting Canada s real estate sector significantly. And WPT Industrial REIT TSX:WIR.U , a $1.7 billion company, is in a great position to capitalize on this boom.Why Well, I think industrial real estate
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stanley cup all, industrial real estate is the backbone of the logistics distribution business. This business supports the e-commerce boom we take for granted.With a growth catalyst like this underpinning WPT real estate portfolio, it hard not to like this stock. Furthermore,聽WPT focuses its business operat Mnzo Suncor (TSX:SU) Stock Price: Headed Higher in October
Some investors dislike falling stock prices. This would especially be the case for speculative investo
stanley becher rs looking for quick gains in the market. However, for dividend investors who are looking for secure, regular income, a falling market is good news.A falling market implies lower stock prices. In turn, lower stock prices imply higher yields. Higher yi
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stanley cup -growth stocks such as Royal Bank of Canada TSX:RY NYSE:RY and ATCO Ltd. TSX:ACO.X .Royal Bank of CanadaOne year ago, dividend investors would have found Royal Bank at about $75 per share with a quarterly dividend of 75 cents, which equated to a 4% yield.Today, as Royal Bank s share price falls with the market, it now yields 4.7% at $67. In the one-year period, its quarterly
