TSX:T
TSX:TTelecom

What Recent Gains and Cash Flow Growth Mean for TELUS Stock in 2025

Thinking about what to do with TELUS stock lately? You’re definitely not alone. Share prices have enjoyed a jump of more than 16% so far this year, signaling either a renewed sense of optimism or simply a reassessment of the risks in Canada’s reliable telecom sector. The last twelve months have seen a solid 13% total return, helping to make up for a rockier couple of years. Whether you’re holding for the dividend or debating getting in at current levels, the underlying question is the same:...
TSX:CHP.UN
TSX:CHP.UNRetail REITs

Should Choice Properties’ $500 Million Debt Refinancing and Upgraded Ratings Prompt Action from (TSX:CHP.UN) Investors?

Choice Properties Real Estate Investment Trust recently completed a major private placement of $500 million in senior unsecured debentures to refinance existing debt and for general corporate purposes, with these debentures rated "BBB (high)" by Morningstar DBRS and "BBB+" by S&P Global Ratings. This transaction strengthens the REIT’s financial position and highlights positive credit momentum, which is often seen as reassuring by market participants. With successful debt refinancing and...
TSX:SRU.UN
TSX:SRU.UNRetail REITs

SmartCentres REIT (TSX:SRU.UN): Assessing Valuation Following Quarterly Profit and Revenue Decline

When a company reveals quarterly earnings and the numbers come in under last year’s results, investors tend to take notice. That is exactly where we find SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust (TSX:SRU.UN) after its second quarter report. Revenue and net income slipped compared to the same period last year, with net income dropping from CA$104.55 million to CA$88.51 million, and quarterly revenue coming in at CA$223.72 million compared to the previous CA$228.05 million. Even though sales...
TSXV:TWR
TSXV:TWRMetals and Mining

NeuPath Health And 2 Other TSX Penny Stocks To Watch

As the Canadian market navigates uncertainties surrounding potential rate cuts and inflation concerns, investors are keenly observing how these factors might influence various sectors. Amidst this backdrop, penny stocks—often representing smaller or newer companies—continue to capture attention for their potential to offer surprising growth opportunities. While the term may seem outdated, these stocks can still provide significant returns when backed by strong financial health.
TSXV:LME
TSXV:LMEMetals and Mining

TSX Penny Stocks With Market Caps Under CA$200M To Consider

As the Canadian market navigates a landscape marked by manageable but persistent inflation and potential shifts in interest rates, investors are looking for opportunities that align with these evolving conditions. Penny stocks, often representing smaller or newer companies, offer a unique blend of affordability and growth potential when supported by strong financials. Despite being an outdated term, penny stocks continue to hold relevance for those seeking hidden value in quality investments.