TSX:MEG
TSX:MEGOil and Gas

MEG Energy (TSX:MEG) Valuation: Is the Stock Fairly Priced After Recent Gains?

Shares of MEG Energy (TSX:MEG) have seen steady gains in the past month, and investors are taking a closer look at the company’s recent financial results. With attention on revenue and net income trends, MEG’s latest performance is drawing interest among those tracking Canadian energy stocks. See our latest analysis for MEG Energy. MEG Energy’s 27.8% year-to-date share price return has set a bullish tone, with momentum further underlined by a strong 18.9% total shareholder return over the...
TSX:GAU
TSX:GAUMetals and Mining

What Galiano Gold (TSX:GAU)'s Expanded Abore Drilling Could Mean for Future Resource Potential

Galiano Gold recently announced an expansion of its 2025 Abore drilling program at the Asanko Gold Mine in Ghana, following ongoing success confirming multiple significant high-grade gold intercepts below the existing mineral resource. The latest drilling has led to an additional budget of US$3.1 million for a further 11,000 meters, with new high-grade zones confirmed that could support future underground mining potential and an upcoming mineral resource update in early 2026. We'll explore...
TSX:PLZ.UN
TSX:PLZ.UNRetail REITs

Undervalued Small Caps In Global With Insider Activity For November 2025

As global markets grapple with concerns over AI-driven valuations and mixed economic signals, small-cap stocks have shown resilience despite broader market downturns. In this environment, identifying promising small-cap opportunities often involves looking for companies with strong fundamentals and active insider participation, which can signal confidence in their future prospects.
TSX:BNS
TSX:BNSBanks

Has Scotiabank’s 23.9% Surge Put Shares in the Sweet Spot for 2025?

Wondering if Bank of Nova Scotia is undervalued, overhyped, or right in the sweet spot? You are not alone, especially given the bank's long-standing market presence and reputation for steady growth. Recently, BNS stock has notched up a solid 1.8% gain in just the past week, climbed 4.8% in the last month, and soared an impressive 23.9% year-to-date. This caps a robust 27.3% return over the past year. This uptick comes on the heels of sector-wide optimism as Canadian banks benefit from a...
TSX:TAL
TSX:TALOil and Gas

A Look at PetroTal (TSX:TAL) Valuation Following Dividend Suspension and Lower Q3 Results

PetroTal (TSX:TAL) shares are in focus after the company announced the suspension of its regular quarterly dividend. This decision follows a third quarter marked by lower revenue and net income compared to last year. Investors are watching closely as PetroTal prioritizes maintaining a solid cash balance to fund development projects and address ongoing market uncertainty. See our latest analysis for PetroTal. PetroTal’s 1-year share price return has slumped by more than 35%, with recent...
TSX:EQX
TSX:EQXMetals and Mining

Will Commercial Production at Valentine Mine Change Equinox Gold's (TSX:EQX) Narrative?

Equinox Gold Corp. recently announced the commencement of commercial production at its 100% owned Valentine Gold Mine in Newfoundland & Labrador, Canada. This transition to commercial production marks a substantial operational achievement, reflecting progress in advancing one of the company's key development projects. We'll examine how advancing Valentine to commercial production shapes Equinox Gold’s investment narrative and impacts its future outlook. These 12 companies survived and...
TSX:L
TSX:LConsumer Retailing

How Investors May Respond To Loblaw (TSX:L) Naming a New President and Reporting Strong Q3 Results

Loblaw Companies announced on November 12, 2025, the appointment of Gregers Wedell-Wedellsborg as President, effective March 16, following his leadership at Matas Group, alongside reporting third-quarter results showing sales of CA$18.99 billion and net income of CA$794 million. The combination of an executive leadership transition and continued sales and net income growth has prompted significant discussion among market participants regarding Loblaw’s future direction. We’ll examine how...