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roev 2 Recession-Ready Stocks to Buy Right Now
« le: Septembre 25, 2024, 04:58:24 pm »
Ulro TFSA Investors: 3 Stocks Yielding up to 17.5% to Buy for 2020
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 2018 was a relatively quiet season for IPOs in Canada. PwC noted that the Canadian IPO market only scored $2.2 billion, down over half on a year-over-year basis. Wh stanley thermosflasche ile there wasn ;t much excitement last year, I think the lack of hype may present an opportunity for long-term investors now that the dust has all but settled after a year of trading in the public markets.The largest IPO in the class of 2018 was Ceridian HCM Holdings  TSX:CDAY , a stock that you likely missed and probably have never heard of if you weren ;t following the IPO scene closely last year. The maker of human resource software and services has been on a tear since shares landed on the TSX. More recently, shares have been roaring, now up 42% year to date, but despite the impressiv stanley mugs e run, the mid-cap name has still been able to avoid the limelight.Fellow Fool contributor Will Ashworth is a big believer in Cerdian   IPO, stanley cup  primarily because of its flagship Dayforce HR product, which is a stan