Meet Canada’s All-Star Stocks + MORE Nov 7th

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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Meet Canada’s All-Star Stocks

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This is Kickstart—the daily morning management briefing on innovation, leadership, technology and the economy from the editors of Canadian Business. Sign up to get it directly to your inbox each weekday at 6 AM Eastern.

Good morning! Here’s what’s on our radar at the moment:
Meet Canada’s All-Star Stocks
Each year our colleagues at MoneySense rank Canada’s most promising stocks—a purely quantitative ranking that identifies high-potential companies with good prospects for growth—but that are still reasonably priced. Out of 200 possible contenders in this year’s batch, only 20 made the All-Star list. Here’s what goes into finding them:
The All Star stocks report evaluates the 200 largest companies in Canada (by revenue) using data from Bloomberg. (This year we also stuck to stocks with market capitalizations in excess of $100 million.) Each firm is graded in two fundamentally different ways. First we consider a stock’s merit as a value investment and then we determine its appeal as a growth investment…

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