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Despite soaring to nearly $1,600 per share after reporting earnings, Shopify (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) has since traded below the $1,300 level. Accordingly, growth investors may wonder if something is going wrong with this stock right now. However, one must consider that the entire tech sector has sold off quite dramatically in recent weeks. It appears risk-off sentiment is taking hold, as investors rotate away from growth into value stocks. Inflation concerns have bid up bond yields. Accordingly...

These TSX stocks could deliver stellar returns in 2021 and are trading cheap.

Image source: Getty Images You think only stocks can make you a millionaire. Then why don’t all millionaires put their wealth in stocks? The stock market is a conventional investment that is heavily regulated. There are some alternative investments, like gold, art, and real estate, that only millionaires can invest in. These forms of investments are exposed to scams, need expertise in that field, are illiquid, and need storage space. For instance, if you buy gold bullion, ...

Despite the pullback in the last two days, the Canadian benchmark index, the S&P/TSX Composite Index, has returned over 10% this year. Amid the gradual reopening of the economies worldwide and economic expansion, the index could rise further. So, here are four top Canadian stocks that you could buy to earn superior returns this year. goeasy Yesterday, goeasy (TSX:GSY) reported an impressive first-quarter performance, with its revenue and adjusted EPS growing by 1.8% and 66%, respectively. It...

Image source: Getty Images Stock market volatility is rearing its ugly head once again. In recent days, investors are seeing all sorts of headwinds being priced into stocks once again. However, there remain a number of great defensive options available to investors to battle this uncertainty today. In this article, I will discuss two defensive Canadian gems with solid growth, value, and income prospects to diversify your portfolio. Barrick Gold In the gold mining space,  B...

Stable linear growth is easier to observe, predict, and leverage, but you can also make a decent amount of money by investing in stocks with inconsistent growth patterns.

If you want to play it safe or you are planning to start a passive income, dividend stocks might be your best bet. But for short-term returns, you should go with growth stocks.

The housing market in Canada, especially in Vancouver and Toronto, has gone up way too rapidly. The prices are now ridiculously out of reach for many first-time buyers.

The hype and euphoria surrounding Dogecoin is nothing short of unprecedented. Nobody would have thought the meme token, which was originally created as a joke, would have been so minted as many millionaires as it did. With Dogecoin pulling back nearly 30% during Elon Musk’s appearance on SNL, those who showed up too late to the party on Saturday night were left holding the bag. And with the growing risk of a government crypto crackdown, I see few reasons to take a chance on the meme coin on i...

There are many Canadian stocks on the  TSX continuing to trade at 52-week highs. While this is great news, for investors looking for a deal, it’s becoming harder. But just because a stock is trading at 52-week highs doesn’t mean it’s not cheap. When digging into valuations, you’re likely to find stocks that are great buys for long-term holders — especially as industries continue to rebound. So, if you have even a little money to invest, here are three Canadian stocks under $10 that a...