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If the economy slows, investors should pay heed to companies that sell everyday essentials, lock in recurring cash flow, or own assets people keep using no matter what the Bank of Canada does next.
Ignoring “expensive” stocks while waiting for a great bargain? The higher price may reflect a business that keeps executing, keeps growing, and keeps finding new ways to win.
Tecsys stock is down but delivering record EBITDA, 23% ARR growth, and a growing AI platform. Here is why this TSX dividend stock is worth buying and holding forever.
Investors may have regret for selling this stock while it is still in flight. Here's a look at how revenue, earnings, balance-sheet strength, and long-term demand stayed intact.
Robinhood slipped as Schwab’s crypto push raised new competition, even as the SEC’s removal of the pattern day trader rule positions the platform for higher retail trading activity.
On April 16, 2026, mounting interest in quantum AI applications, a surge in trading volume, and a bold CEO challenge to GPU AI put this quantum player in the spotlight.
The iShares International Country Rotation Active ETF (CORO) rotates capital between countries rather than tracking a fixed global index. That can push returns to diverge from broad international markets depending on which regions are in favor.
The path of stock prices has been incredibly consistent during geopolitical shocks over the course of history. The Iran war is proving to be no different.
Alaska Air Group’s story is evolving as its expanded network and Hawaiian integration reshape how the business generates profit. That puts more focus on how those changes show up in earnings, rather than relying on a rebound in travel demand alone.
If you are seeking businesses with durable demand, smart management, room to grow, and enough financial strength to handle a rough patch, these three Canadian stocks are also tied to trends that could last for years.
