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These three Canadian dividend stocks look unusually cheap for different reasons, and each could rebound if today’s problems ease. The S&P/TSX Composite is setting records, which is usually when ...
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Rebounding crude oil prices could lift TSX energy shares at the open today, while mixed metals prices, U.S. economic data, and fresh Middle East developments may influence broader market sentiment.
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Telus trades near $13.25 per share at the time of writing. The stock is down from $34 in 2022 and now sits at a level not seen since 2011. The downward slide over the past few years can be attributed ...
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Fortis (TSX:FTS) shares can handle volatility once storm clouds move in for the TSX.
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Worried about a slowdown? These two TSX dividend stocks keep paying no matter what the economy does. Here’s why I’m still buying Fortis and Metro. The ongoing trade war and geopolitical tensions have ...
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