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Image source: Getty Images. Stock markets are resilient by nature, although vulnerable to significant declines. Also, investors’ risk appetites fade when market volatility is exceptionally high. Most global stock exchanges, including the S&P/TSX Composite Index, have gone through severe corrections, yet recover every time. In 2021, the TSX’s resiliency is evident amid the raging COVID-19 pandemic. The index hasn’t succumbed to the pressure thus far and remains in posi...

The biggest TSX winners of 2020 are now some of the worst losers of 2021 and vice versa, with TSX value and dividend stocks now in the driver’s seat. These days, inflation jitters and rising rates are at the top of the list of things to fear. The U.S. Federal Reserve may be pressured to hike rates far sooner than expected (perhaps in mid-2022, rather than early 2024). Fed chairman Jerome Powell may also have to be a tad more hawkish with his commentary as policies look to take a drastic turn...

Image source: Getty Images. As Canada winds down from its horrific third wave of COVID-19, with more jabs being put in arms, Canadians face a bright summer. I think a massive amount of pent-up consumer demand will be met this summer as consumers flock back to their favourite establishments after many months of staying inside. That means restaurants, shopping centres, movie theatres, arcades, and all the sort could be in for a big wave of inoculated people who are more than w...

Image source: Getty Images As volatility continues to remain elevated in the market, investors should buy the dip in fundamentally strong stocks for the long term. I have shortlisted three such stocks that can deliver stellar returns in the long run and are looking attractive at current price levels. So, if you’ve got $3,000, buy the dip in these top TSX stocks right now. Shopify  Shopify(TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) continues to deliver stellar financial and operating results on...

Image source: Getty Images. Growth is a never-ending reality. Humans keep growing and evolving to make lives better. Even in investing, you look at the growth of your stocks. But how can you be sure the stock you choose will grow in the future? Nobody can predict the future with certainty. You increase the probability of making your portfolio outperform the market. Just place your money in more than one good stock that shows good growth potential.  Stocks with long-term gro...

Tesla CEO Elon Musk shocked Bitcoin bulls by announcing that his electric car company is suspending vehicle purchases using Bitcoin. He cited environmental concerns on using fossil fuels for Bitcoin mining as a reason for Tesla’s decision. This tweet took a big toll on crypto investors’ sentiments and drove a panic sell-off in Bitcoin prices. Bitcoin sell-off continues Bitcoin posted its record high of near US$65,000 about a month ago. It’s trading close to US$46,000 on Monday morning. La...

Looking for high-yield investments? This May, you have the opportunity to buy some on the dip. Markets took a beating last week, with the TSX having slipped 1.2%. Lower stock prices means higher dividend yields, all other things the same. So a downturn is always a great opportunity to lock in a higher yield than you could get before. In this article, I’ll explore three Canadian dividend stocks worth grabbing in May. NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT NorthWest Healthcare Properties REIT (T...

Image source: Getty Images Insider trading is one of the best ways to see whether a stock is about to rise or fall. In the week ahead, these three stocks may have some announcements coming out. That’s on the back of some major insider trading. So, here’s what investors should look out for from these Canadian stocks next week. Canadian stocks to stock up on There are a few industries doing very well right now, and some experiencing a pullback. One in the latter is renewab...

Image source: Getty Images The food and beverage industry in general has trailed behind other sectors coming out of the pandemic. There are signs the market believes restaurants still have a long way to go before trading at pre-pandemic levels. That said, catalysts like fully fledged vaccine rollouts have led to earnings of several firms reach pre-pandemic highs. One such firm to look out for is Restaurant Brands International(TSX:QSR)(NYSE:QSR), which posted an excellent e...

Image source: Getty Images Tech stocks are drowning this year. Many have lost half their value since the year began. The sentiment about growth stocks has clearly shifted now that the economy is reopening and digital tools are getting less engagement.  However, some stocks have been overcorrected. Their current market prices are far too pessimistic when you consider their future potential. With that in mind, here are the top two beaten-down tech stocks that should be on you...