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Canadian Bank stocks like the Toronto-Dominion Bank (TSX:TD)(NYSE:TD) are crushing it in 2021.

Barrick Gold Barrick Gold fell from $40 per share last August to below $24 in February. Since then, the share price has trended higher and is now trading around 30. The rebound over the past two months is primarily due to a new rally in the price of gold, which topped out near US$2,080 in 2020. In March it dipped below US$1,700, but is now back at US$1,900, its highest price since early January. A quick look at the U.S. treasury market tells most of the story. The U.S. 10-year treasury yield bottomed out close to 0.5% amid a global race to acquire U.S. bonds. The trend reversed at the end of ...

Image source: Getty Images I see substantial value in several TSX-listed stocks, despite the stellar recovery rally in one year. While the list is long, I have zeroed in on three Canadian companies that are well established, have strong growth potential, and are trading at a significant discount compared to peers.  Furthermore, these companies have consistently paid and increased their dividends for a very long period. So, if you can invest $1,000, consider buying these three top bargain stocks right now for both growth and income. Scotiabank Scotiabank (TSX:BNS)(NYSE:BN...

2 of the Best Canadian Dividend Aristocrats to Buy and Hold Forever More on: Image source: Getty Images Canadian Dividend Aristocrats are among the most reliable investments to consider adding to your portfolio if you’re seeking TSX boasts some of the highest-quality stocks with stellar records of providing investors with consistently growing dividend payouts each year. Companies with lengthy dividend growth streaks can generate cash flows in challenging economic conditions and possess solid fundamentals that allow them to finance growing shareholder dividends comforta...

The TSX stocks can form your top-notch dividend portfolio. All three boast solid business fundamentals and possess the ability to sustain dividend payments for years. Likewise, they all offer capital protection and potential capital gains in the economic recovery phase. Defensive holding Utility stocks are defensive assets. Emera is among the solid choices because of its rock-solid dividends regardless of the economic environment. The $14.36 billion diversified energy and services company serves residential, commercial, and industrial customers in North America. Emera’s portfolio consists ...