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This ETF aims to turn Strategy’s big Bitcoin-driven price swings into monthly income by owning the shares and regularly selling options, with a small boost from borrowing. It could suit investors who think Bitcoin stays bumpy but rises over time—while trading some upside for steadier payouts.Read more

TMX Group quietly makes money from the plumbing behind Canada’s stock market, and more of its business now comes from sticky data products that don’t swing as much with day-to-day trading. New clearing services and growth in its European energy and U.S. fund data businesses could deepen that stability, but market slowdowns and tougher competition could still hit results.Read more

The investment strategy as stated in the fund's prospectus is: BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Index ETF seeks to replicate, to the extent possible, the performance of a NASDAQ listed companies index, net of expenses. Currently, and BMO Nasdaq 100 Equity Index ETF seeks to replicate the performance of the NASDAQ-100 Index.Read more

Brookfield’s financial results can look worse than the business really is, because it often sells older investments and reinvests the money into new projects. Its mix of steady infrastructure assets and growing clean energy and finance businesses could reward patient investors, but debt and rising rates can make the ride bumpy.Read more

Overview VGRO is a diversified, low-cost ETF designed for long-term growth. It holds a mix of Canadian, U.S., and international equities , along with some fixed-income assets to provide stability.Read more

Overview VGRO is a diversified, low-cost ETF designed for long-term growth. It holds a mix of Canadian, U.S., and international equities , along with some fixed-income assets to provide stability.Read more

Fiera Capital is betting that shifting to regional client teams helps it win and keep more investors, while growing faster in private markets like agriculture and private credit. But falling success-based fees, client losses in public markets, and higher costs raise questions about how smooth that turnaround will be.Read more

AGF Management is growing the money it manages by expanding beyond traditional mutual funds into newer alternative products and wealth services, and that could open up new ways to make money even in choppy markets. But the same market swings and a shift toward low-cost passive investing could squeeze fees and profits, making the outlook less straightforward than headline sales suggest.Read more

Currency Exchange International shuts down a money-losing Canadian unit and leans harder into the U.S., including a wider rollout of its OnlineFX service and more partners for cash and payments. The upside looks tied to whether these moves actually lift growth and efficiency while higher rules-related costs, market swings, and pricier borrowing don’t squeeze profits.Read more