The “Big Five” Canadian banks offer investment funds and include Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto Dominion Bank (TD Canada Trust), Bank of Nova Scotia, Bank of Montreal and Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Let’s explore the best place for you to invest.
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Alphabet stock jumps 9% on back of blowout earnings - CNBC Feb 2nd
Alphabet stock jumps 9% on back of blowout earnings CNBCGoogle posts strong holiday sales, Alphabet shares surge The Globe and MailGoogle parent Alphabet beats earnings expectations Al Jazeera EnglishAlphabet reports US$20.64-billion fourth-quarter profit - Sault Ste.... More »
Many of Canada’s junior hockey league teams barely break even, records show + MORE Jan 20th
This article originally appeared at Sportsnet.
By order of a judge in a civil action in an Alberta court, the CHL and teams from the OHL and WHL submitted financial statements that show many franchises, as many as half the field, struggling to make ends meet.
Lawyers representi.... More »
RBC hikes dividend amid record Q3 profit as oil woes diminish - bnn.ca + MORE Aug 24th
Financial PostRBC hikes dividend amid record Q3 profit as oil woes diminishbnn.caTORONTO - Royal Bank of Canada reported slightly higher-than-expected quarterly results on Wednesday after rising oil prices allowed it to set aside less money to cover energy companies' bad loans. Like other Canad.... More »
Does TINA still apply for the stock market? Are GICs and bonds a new option for Canadian investors? + MORE Nov 1st
Like many investors, I’ve seen the media and RBC report that some $10 billion moved out of chequing, savings and mutual funds into guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) in the third fiscal quarter. I’m also well aware of the increases in bond yields. Even so, unlike some of my advisor peers,.... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: June 12 Jun 10th
Kyle Prevost, editor of Million Dollar Journey and founder of the Canadian Financial Summit, shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Five-Dollarama
In an otherwise quiet North American earnings week, investors looked to the Dollarama (DOL/TSX) earnings call .... More »
Investors saw results this week from three seasonal indicators about the year ahead, and all are negative. One indicator had the worst five trading days to start a year since 1930.
