CAE awaits recovery
It seemed 2022 would be the year to rebound, but global events got in the way.
Investing. Plain and simple.
It seemed 2022 would be the year to rebound, but global events got in the way.
Canada’s plan for 500,000 newcomers a year is a powerful energizer for telecom companies
Two of my articles for the Globe & Mail made it into their best of 2022 list as strategies to ride out volatile markets.
Outlook for Home Depot and Lowes has weakened, but both have underlying strengths and secure dividends.
Stocks splits makes shares more affordable and offer a few clues about a company, but do not add any value.
Optimists see a sustained rally starting just before Christmas, the pessimists a slow grind through the winter.
The shares are trading at one-third of their spring 2021 peak even though long term prospects are good.
It is an example of a company that continues to build on its successes of the past two years.
Consumers are reacting to inflation and uncertainty by shifting to lower priced optons.
Not recession proof, but recession-resistant, these investments offer steady dividends and slow growth.










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