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CloudMD to Acquire Oncidium, One of the Largest Healthcare Providers to the Employer Market in Canada Increases CloudMD’s annualized revenue run rate to over $120 million with positive Adjusted EBITDA CloudMD Software & Services Inc. Oncidium is one of Canada’s leading health management companies with a loyal client base of over 500 corporate and public sector clients across various industries This transformative acquisition expands CloudMD’s National footprint to include ...

Cheap doesn't mean risky in the case of these two stocks that could triple this year alone!

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There are two things you need ahead of any market crash: a TFSA and great stocks to keep in it.

Share: VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Jan. 22, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CloudMD Software & Services Inc. (TSXV:DOC, OTCQB:DOCRF, Frankfurt: 6PH)) (the " Company" or " CloudMD"), a telehealth company revolutionizing the delivery of healthcare to patients, is pleased to announce that it has closed the previously announced acquisition of Canadian Medical Directory (" CMD"), Canadas largest, most trusted, directory of medical professionals including 91,000 practicing physicians and 10,000 residents...

Image source: Getty Images Gone are the days when we need to go physically to the physician for simple consultations thanks to companies like CloudMD Software & Services(TSXV:DOC) that are transforming the traditional healthcare industry. In the last few months, the growth stocks sold off as much as 15% and 30%, respectively. However, there’s been renewed interest in the form of an early Santa Claus Rally in the growth stocks that are taking part in the eHealth transforma...

Image source: Getty Images There have been many touting the tech industry as the big winner of 2020. It cannot be denied that of all the industries out there, tech has been a huge success during the pandemic. As people moved even more online — e-commerce, data management, supply chains, you name it — each and everyone took advantage. But there was one area that also saw a boost, and for the right reasons. This industry not only is likely to continue seeing investment ove...

Image source: Getty Images Are you finished your holiday shopping yet? Don’t worry, neither has most of the country. In the past, most people tend to be last minute when it comes to holiday shopping, yet this year, it’s true: things are different. In fact, Canada Post urged Canadians back in  October to get their holiday shopping done sooner as opposed to later. The business has already been swamped with an increase in e-commerce demand, and that’s with the holidays t...

Image source: Getty Images. This last year has seen a lot of companies flounder under the pressure of the pandemic. Businesses have closed for good and entire industries have reported loss after loss. But it hasn’t been the case for every business. There are some top stocks that actually saw the pandemic give a rise in business. But it has many questioning: is it sustainable? There are two industries that became the biggest winners of 2020 — a year that, frankly, stunk. ...

Image source: Getty Images It’s no secret that tech stocks were the high fliers during 2020. While other stocks treaded water, trying to make it back from a market crash, these stocks thrived. The work-from-home economy boomed and continues to remain strong today. The future is here, and these tech stocks were some of the first to take advantage. So, let’s look at three stocks that did well this year, and should continue to be a great bet years from now. Shopify Shopify ...