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TFSA investing is flexible and customizable. Find out why these three TSX superstars names fit into long-term TFSA strategies.

The pandemic and subsequent crash buffeted the real estate sector quite strongly. It forced many of them to cut dividends, but most of the giants sustained their dividends. The post 2 REIT Giants That Yield Up to 3.7% Dividends appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.

Investors in  Enbridge (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB) have been riding high lately. The pipeline company’s shares finally rebounded with the oil and gas sector, reaching 52-week highs. Yet recent news has some wondering if the good news will be short-lived for Enbridge stock. This comes off the announcement that next week Enbridge stock’s Line 5 pipeline could be shut down. This main line between the United States and Canada would wreak serious havoc on the company. So, let’s look into why now and ...

If you fear a significant market correction, don’t panic and bail out. The best option is to move your capital or take a defensive position in Fortis stock. Its offers capital protection while paying dividends consistently.

Both companies suffered similar fates during the coronavirus outbreak. Between the two businesses, Suncor suffered the worst beating. Investors were shocked by management’s decision to slash dividends by 55%. Meanwhile, Buffett feared the shutdowns would cripple Restaurant Brands. Hence, he bade goodbye to his favourite fast-food chain. In 2021, the quick-service restaurant stock and the energy stock remain quality long-term stocks. You can say the companies are well positioned for a well-des...

Forget Dogecoin and Elon Musk: This 1 Tech Stock Is Better More on: Image source: Getty Images A Nobel-prize-winning economist said in 1998 that by 2005 or so, “it will become clear that the internet’s impact on the economy has been no greater than the fax machine’s.” This quote is a prime example of how unpredictable technological advancements can be and how unprecedented their impact on the economy and society can be. But we have since been blessed with several ex...

Tesla, NIO, and other extremely expensive names leading the upward charge. With the recent exhaustion in speculative growth’s rally, I think hungry investors ought to be careful with their favourite EV stocks as their share prices look to pull the brakes. Make no mistake; the EV boom could be one of the defining trends of the 2020s. But as Warren Buffett recently put it in his annual meeting with Berkshire Hathaway shareholders, it can be tough to pick the winners that will profit most prof...

Image source: Getty Images Despite the massive recovery rally in TSX stocks, a few companies are still trading cheaper and are offering good growth opportunities. I believe the pickup in consumer demand, steady economic expansion, and recovery in corporate earnings provide a solid underpinning for growth in these value bets. I have chosen three such companies that are trading at an attractive discount and could deliver superior returns in the coming years.  Air Canada Air C...

Looking for stocks with high dividend yields? Then Canadian markets are where you want to be. There’s not a whole lot of yield in U.S. stocks these days. 11 years of strong gains has taken the S&P 500’s yield to a dismal 1%, and more gains will only make it lower. In Canada, it’s been just the opposite situation. Gains have been comparatively weak (though not horrible), resulting in high dividend yields. If you buy a TSX index fund today, you’ll get an approximate 2.5% yield. That’s n...

Loyal investors of Air Canada remain hopeful that the stock could finally take off following a long-awaited lifeline from the federal government in April 2021. I don’t want to ruin these high expectations, although it’s obvious the runway isn’t free of roadblocks, at least not for a couple of years. Instead of Canada’s most dominant air carrier, two stocks offer better growth, if not more money-making opportunities. The share prices of Corus Entertainment (TSX:CJR.B) could skyrocket p...