The RundownA question to ask if you’re in the market for a Canadian dividend ETF: Would you be better off with a fund that simply tracks the S&P/TSX Composite Index?
can help you decide. It shows you some of the key metrics for comparing an exchange-traded fund tracking Canada’s benchmark stock index against funds holding strictly dividend payers.Airline stocks have been a disappointing bet over much of the past year: We are more or less free to travel, yet stocks such as Air Canada, Delta Air Lines Inc. and Southwest Airlines Co. are still well off their highs.
on where investors can go hunting for them, as well as some thoughts on investments for those looking for calmer parts of the stock market.Is Canada’s real estate market headed for a big fall or more gains? The case for both We all wonder how any middle-class earner can buy a house at today’s prices. But our indignation on that point may be reducing our focus on an equally important question: Even if you can afford to buy a house, should you? It’s a critical question for real estate investors right now, andU.S. banks were solid performers during the early stages of the economic recovery in 2020 and 2021, as loan losses subsided, employment levels rebounded, trading activity surged and deal-making boomed.
, who oversees more than $500-million in assets at Portfolio Management Corp. in Toronto, about what he’s been buying and selling, and the advice he gives friends looking for stock tips.The world of finance is facing a reckoning over what defines sustainable investing. Investors around the world are ploughing tens of billions of dollars a year into companies and funds that tout superior environmental, social and governance attributes.
LOL What bad advice.