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News for investors: Barrick settles Mali dispute and Couche-Tard profit climbs Nov 26th
Here’s a round-up of news for Canadian investors this week.
Barrick Mining
Alimentation Couche-Tard
Blue Ant Media
Brookfield
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EQ Bank
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5 phishing scams targeting young Canadians (and how not to fall for them) + MORE Apr 17th
Young Canadians aged 18 to 34 report that, despite being raised in the digital era—where smartphones were toys before they could even talk—they are now the target of online fraudsters. And, nearly one-third of have taken the bait.
With 41% of scams happening on dating and social apps, why a.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: August 21 Aug 19th
Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
U.S. retailers: People are spending differently, but they’re still spending
Readers of “Making sense of the markets” might re.... More »
MoneySense at the MoneyShow: The Top ETFs in Canada for 2024 and the Market Trends to Follow + MORE Jul 23rd
MoneySense is at the MoneyShow. Get your complimentary ticket to join MoneySense for the session “The Top ETFs in Canada for 2024 and the Market Trends.”
To help find promising opportunities, while avoiding more troublesome risks, joining MoneySense and 70 plus other world-class investment e.... More »
Why you don’t invest your money? Jan 26th
Do you need to be an investor to be happy? No. Can you get rich without ever buying a single stock? Sure. Then why bother? Yeah, I thought the same.
But no matter how happy you are or how much money you make, there’s something that has been feeding off of your finances behind your back. It has .... More »
Investor Warren Buffett and JP Morgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon are encouraging public companies to stop predicting their quarterly earnings and focus on long-term goals.
Canada’s financial system remains resilient, according to the Bank of Canada, but high household debt and imbalances in the housing market remain the country’s biggest vulnerabilities.
