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Energy stocks have been relative outperformers over the past year, with oil and gas prices doing a great job holding up. Looking ahead, the Federal Reserve may be po
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Two large Canadian banks聽just made very shareholder-friendly moves and hiked their dividends. Let s take a closer look at each, so you can decide which would be the best fit for your portfolio.Bank of MontrealBank of Montreal TSX:BMO NYSE:BMO , or BMO for short, is Canada s fourth-largest bank with approximately
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