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December 12, 2018 Dividends One Comment

5 High Yield Dividend Stocks That Gained More Than 30% in 2018

5 High Yield Dividend Stocks That Gained More Than 30% in 2018 The equities went south post the news that the CFO of Huawei Technologies … which have performed impressively. How High Yield Dividend Stocks Can Enrich Your Portfolio Stocks with solid dividend … Continue reading at finance.yahoo.com Parkland Fuel Corporation Announces December 2018 Dividend […]

December 3, 2018 Personal No Comments

Income Investing: Why High Dividend Stocks Aren’t Enough

Income Investing: Why High Dividend Stocks Aren’t Enough Rising interest rates have played havoc on bond values and bond fund returns this year, and the stock market correction is taking a bite out of many dividend stocks, mutual funds and ETFs that invest … Continue reading at investors.com Local physician group investing millions in potentially […]

December 1, 2018 Dividends No Comments

How to do index investing all wrong, an outperforming small cap, and five top dividend stocks

How to do index investing all wrong, an outperforming small cap, and five top dividend stocks There is a right way to be an index investor, and a more expensive wrong way. The right way is through exchange-traded funds, which have management-expense ratios as low as 0.06 per cent or so for fun… Continue reading […]

November 22, 2018 Large Cap No Comments

3 Top Large-Cap Stocks to Buy in November

November 20, 2018 Canadian No Comments

Is a year-end bounce realistic for struggling Canadian stocks?

Is a year-end bounce realistic for struggling Canadian stocks? A stock market sell-off focused on the U.S. tech sector flared up again Monday, dimming the odds of a winter rally that would pull the Canadian market into the black for 2018. Concerns about softening … Continue reading at theglobeandmail.com Here’s How to Trade Canadian Stocks […]

November 9, 2018 Dividends No Comments

7 Dividend Stocks With Rising Payouts

Gold - FOREX Correlations Crumble as ECB Maintains Liquidity Measures

January 16, 2018 Large Cap No Comments

3 Large-Cap Pharma Stocks to Watch Out for This New Year

3 Large-Cap Pharma Stocks to Watch Out for This New Year We have therefore identified three Large Cap stocks based on a favorable combination of a solid … the Denmark-based global healthcare company and a leader in the worldwide diabetes market. Shares of the company have surged 51.2% in a year’s time. Continue reading at […]

October 23, 2017 Canadian 11 Comments

Canadian Stocks Are Little Changed As The Week Begins – Canadian Commentary

Canadian Stocks Are Little Changed As The Week Begins – Canadian Commentary (RTTNews.com) – The Canadian stock market opened slightly higher Monday morning, but has since remained stuck in a narrow range. The TSX continue to inch closer to its all-time high. Investors remain optimistic about the prospects for U.S. tax reform … Continue reading […]

"When gold peaked-out in the 1970s, interest rates were at an all-time high," Lubaszka says. "Right now we're waiting to feel the effects of the last 9 interest rate increases which generally take 6-9 months to begin impacting the economy. Now's the time to buy gold because when rates go up, downward pressure is exerted on real estate, stocks and bonds and commodities like gold tend to increase. The opposite occurs when rates travel from a high to a low. That's the time to reduce gold assets and increase the paper part of a portfolio."

Lubaszka explain, "It's probably best for the first time investor to begin conservatively by purchasing physical metals instead of gold stocks, which can be very volatile". According to Clearwater, Fla.-based talk show host and gold analyst, Tom O'Brien, when metals gain 20%, gold equities jump by fifty or sixty per cent. That's great when it happens but the reverse can occur as well.

Understand how the ratings were developed. Too many people put emphasis on the results without knowing how the results were achieved. If you are going to use ratings, take the time to understand how they were developed and what they really mean. It is not the destination but the journey that counts.