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A simple three‑stock TFSA strategy for 2026 using TD, Fortis, and Canadian Natural Resources to build long‑term growth and stability.

These dividend stocks are set to grow investors' passive income over time and are great buys on market dips.

AI stocks are brilliant buys right now.

One firm is less confident about this software stock's prospects.

Turn $50,000 into $2,988 in annual passive income with South Bow (TSX:SOBO) stock, a high-yield pipeline giant with utility-like stability.

Sprott Physical Gold Trust (TSX:PHYS) and another investment worth buying for a barbell portfolio in 2026.

Insight Wealth quietly opened a 3% position last quarter, snapping up shares of this diversified bond ETF.

These Canadian utility stocks could quietly deliver steady income and long-term growth in 2026 and beyond.

Three Canadian stocks with enduring businesses can turn a modest investment into a significant financial cushion over time.

Many of the top athletic footwear makers face existential challenges.

Buying the stock of this tech giant during a market crash will help you sleep well.

Great-West Lifeco (TSX:GWO) is starting to look like a real dividend bargain for April.

These four TSX names aim for “sleep-well” compounding, mixing steady cash flow with growth you don’t have to babysit.

The Vanguard S&P 500 ETF is a no-brainer for investors seeking more diversification in their portfolio.

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An S&P 500 Index ETF has historically compounded at a very favourable rate, and in a TFSA that's all yours to keep.

Premium Brands quietly pairs everyday food demand with years of dividend growth, making it a strong TFSA compounder even at a modest yield.

AI could turn today's beaten-down software stocks into tomorrow's efficiency winners.

There may be more pressing issues to address.

Simply Good Foods Co. (NASDAQ: SMPL) has a complex problem. The company is facing pressure with both its Quest and Atkins brands. But the problems are different and require different responses. Investors should know this may take more than a quarter to turn around, so SMPL may be a stock to avoid for now.

Analysts expect Fastenal earnings growth to accelerate for a second quarter.

The company has increased its payouts over the past five years despite significant challenges.

Inflation spiked, consumer confidence cratered, and the Iran ceasefire looks shaky. So why aren't stocks plunging today?