). This is a dividend stock that analysts believe will continue to recover from a downtrend that had been in place throughout all of 2018. Consequently, this dividend stock has become a value play, trading at a discount relative to its historical averages. For patient investors, the upside potential may outweigh the downside risk. The stock has five buy recommendations and two hold calls with an anticipated one-year price return of 25 per cent along with a 4 per cent dividend yield.
– while Hudson’s Bay Co. managed to keep its place in the broader index of Canadian equities. S&P Dow Jones Indices, manager of those two major Canadian stock indexes, announced its quarterly changes to their memberships late Friday. The additions and deletions will go into effect on March 18, before trading opens. David Milstead reports .Stocks went into a deep plunge in December. Then they staged a strong rally in January and February. But March has started off on the downside again.
For many wealthy people, gold’s shine comes from its coveted, safe-haven status amid uncertain times. While its price has been in the doldrums since hitting a record high of nearly US$2,000 an ounce in 2011, the metal regained some lustre last fall when it outperformed U.S. stocks during the sharp market downturn.