Hidden assets enhance Telus’ long term appeal
Health and ag tech and consumer units are being groomed as standalone IPOs.
Investing. Plain and simple.
Health and ag tech and consumer units are being groomed as standalone IPOs.
Discretionary spending shifted to out-of-home this year, but that may be about to change.
With its shares down 93% since its IPO, the telehealth company may try a tactic which doesn’t usually work.
Their core businesses have benefitted from work-from-home trends and the technology needed to facilitate that.
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.
More weakness lies ahead as consumers and companies absorb interest rate and inflation shocks.
Fund names are often misleading, but fund holdings are a good guide
If you have a balanced portfolio, you are already there as technology leaders explore the possibilities.
It has outperformed the market over the past two years as the pandemic played to its work-from-home strengths.










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