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This Canadian Stock Could Be the Hidden Gem of the Decade

If you’re looking for an incredible growth stock in the Canadian stock market, you may want to look beyond the usual software, banking, and energy stocks. I’d look up – quite literally. If I had to choose an under-the-radar Canadian growth stock that could be much bigger 10 years from now, MDA Space (TSX: MDA)

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Worried About the September Effect? Here’s What History Tells Us About Investing During What’s Generally Been the Worst Month for Stocks.

Key Points The S&P 500‘s performance in recent years and recent weeks has offered investors reason for optimism. Over these past few years, the famous benchmark has soared, led by companies involved in the high-growth artificial intelligence (AI) story. These tech giants, from Nvidia to Alphabet, have delivered revenue growth thanks to their AI investments

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Lloyds share price forms a risky pattern as insiders sell, risky pattern forms

Lloyds share price has crawled back in the past few days, moving from a low of 108.25p on September 1 to the current 112.75. It is hovering slightly below the year-to-date high of 117p, and is up by 33% from its lowest level this year. It has soared by 218% in the last five years,

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$10,000 Invested at 8% for 20 Years Could Become $46,610

A $10,000 investment doesn’t look like the beginning of a fortune. Give it 20 years, though, and it can become surprisingly ambitious. At an illustrative 8% annual return, a single $10,000 investment left to compound for 20 years would grow to about $46,610. No additional contributions. No perfectly timed trades. Just time doing something investors

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Michael Saylor’s Strategy Continues to Sell Bitcoin. That’s Why I’m Doubling Down on Bitcoin Right Now.

Key Points Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR) (formerly known as MicroStrategy) selling its Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) is not a reason for you to sell yours. The digital asset treasury (DAT) company led by Michael Saylor unloaded 3,328 BTC for a total of $213 million over the two weeks ending Aug. 9, adding to investors’ fears that the

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Kospi Index nears an inflection point as South Korean won jumps

The Kospi Index rose by over 1% on Friday as a sense of calm emerged ahead of the upcoming US nonfarm payroll (NFP) data. It rose to 6,663 points even as its top companies, like Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, rose modestly. Still, the index remains under intense pressure as the deleveraging continues.  Kospi Index

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Don’t Fall for Telus’s Dividend: Buy This Monthly High-Yield ETF Instead

Telus (TSX: T) stock has long been a popular name with TSX income investors. For the longest time, it had a yield around 11%, thanks to a combination of persistent dividend increases and equally persistent capital losses. Then in July of this year, the company announced a massive dividend cut, slashing the payout by a

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Forget Nebius. CoreWeave Has a New Competitor. And It’s Not Another AI Cloud Company.

Key Points When investors think about CoreWeave‘s (NASDAQ: CRWV) biggest competitors, names like Amazon, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Nebius probably come to mind. But one of the most interesting potential competitors doesn’t look like a cloud company at all. It builds rockets. And yes, it’s Space Exploration Technologies (NASDAQ: SPCX), also known as SpaceX. Missed Nvidia

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Dell stock flags bearish divergence pattern as earnings loom: will it rise or fall?

Dell Technologies stock has entered a deep consolidation phase as the momentum from its last earnings beat faded. Over the past three months, price action has stayed contained between the $356 support and $514 resistance levels. That range faces its biggest test when Dell reports earnings, with analysts expecting another strong quarter. Dell Technology to

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High-Yield Dividend Stocks in Canada for Beginners

High-yield dividend stocks can provide an attractive source of passive income to beginners. However, a high dividend yield should not be the sole criterion for buying and holding stocks. Dividend payments are discretionary, and companies can reduce or eliminate them when earnings or cash flow deteriorate. Thus, for beginners, the more important consideration is the

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