Answers to popular stock and investing questions this week
This week we look at some of the most popular questions in the 5i Research question and answer service featuring US-China trade war, Bombardier and Just Energy Group.
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Answers to popular stock and investing questions this week
This week we look at some of the most popular questions in the 5i Research question and answer service featuring Canopy Growth, Preferred Shares, and high interest savings accounts.
Market Updates from 5i Research - August 13, 2019
Stock and market Updates from 5i Research.
Answers to popular stock and investing questions this week
This week we look at some of the most popular questions in the 5i Research question and answer service featuring SNC Lavalin, Canadian Tire, and ETFs.
Stocks That Pay Monthly Dividends
Dividend and income investors, particularly those in retirement, know the importance of distribution frequency when it comes to selecting the securities they invest in. Although most companies pay quarterly dividends, there is a sizable amount of companies that pay their dividends monthly which makes the flow of income a lot smoother for investors. For this blog post we will address the pros and cons of monthly dividend investing and provide a downloadable list of securities that pay dividends monthly at the end of the article for members to access.
Asset Allocations
In this post, we discuss the methods in building our suggested allocations for Portfolio Analytics.
5i Stock Screener - Canadian Stocks That Pay US Dividends
Most Canadian companies who pay a dividend do so in Canadian dollars. However, there is a good number of companies that actually pay their dividends in US dollars. But why do they pay in US dollars? How can this benefit investors?
Taking stock of 2018
We take a look at some market stats for the 2018 year for US stocks and Canadian stocks.
Nowhere to hide
2018 was the year where investors had nowhere to hide. No matter where you were invested in the stock market, you likely had a tough year (and if you didn’t then give yourself a pat on the back): Geographically, sectoral, or even the ‘sure things’ like bitcoin and pot stocks are shadows of what they were just a year ago or at least in negative territory in many cases. This would have been a tough scenario to envision just six months ago. Everything had a tough go of it.
Where do FAANG stocks go from here?
Is big tech a risk to the global economy and is it too late to do something about it?
