TSX:TF
TSX:TFDiversified Financial

3 TSX Stocks Estimated To Be Trading Below Their Fair Value In October 2025

As the Canadian market celebrates the third anniversary of its bull run, with the TSX having gained 67% since October 2022, investors are navigating a landscape shaped by cooling inflation and trade uncertainties. In this environment, identifying stocks trading below their fair value can be particularly appealing, offering potential opportunities for growth amidst broader market challenges.
TSX:CRRX
TSX:CRRXConsumer Retailing

TSX Penny Stocks To Watch In October 2025

The Canadian market continues to navigate its third year of a bull market, with the TSX gaining 67% since October 2022, supported by easing inflation and potential interest rate cuts from the Bank of Canada. As investors seek opportunities beyond established giants, penny stocks—often representing smaller or newer companies—remain a relevant area for exploration. Despite their vintage name, these stocks can offer surprising value when backed by strong financials and have the potential to...
TSX:BLDP
TSX:BLDPElectrical

Is Ballard Power (TSX:BLDP) Balancing Insider Caution With Sector Hype in Its Hydrogen Fuel Strategy?

Earlier this week, UBS maintained its Neutral rating for Ballard Power Systems while revising its outlook, reflecting evolving analyst sentiment toward the company. Increased analyst attention and sector enthusiasm have spotlighted Ballard's role in advancing hydrogen fuel cell adoption, even as insider selling signals caution from within the company. We'll explore how renewed analyst optimism and sector momentum could influence Ballard Power Systems' investment narrative and future...
TSX:SRU.UN
TSX:SRU.UNRetail REITs

Should You Reconsider SmartCentres REIT After 10% Jump and New Developments in 2025?

Thinking about what to do with SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust? You are definitely not alone. With this REIT, today's conversation is less about chasing headline hype and more about making a reasonable call—hold tight, add more, or take some profits. The stock has been quietly rewarding patient investors, climbing 2.0% over the last week, 10.0% since the start of the year, and delivering a total 81.7% return over five years. That is an impressive long-term trajectory, even as the...
TSX:XTRA
TSX:XTRAAerospace & Defense

Xtract One Technologies (TSX:XTRA) Losses Narrow, Undervalued Against Peers Heading Into Earnings Season

Xtract One Technologies (TSX:XTRA) remains unprofitable, but annual losses have narrowed by 9.7% per year over the last five years. Shares trade at CA$0.71, notably below the company’s estimated fair value of CA$1.6. While not yet profitable, the consistent reduction in losses could prompt investors to see operational improvement on the horizon. See our full analysis for Xtract One Technologies. Next, we will see how these figures stack up against the narratives shaping market sentiment,...
TSX:CTC.A
TSX:CTC.AMultiline Retail

Does the Recent 4.8% Surge Signal Better Value Ahead for Canadian Tire in 2025?

If you’ve been eyeing Canadian Tire Corporation stock lately, you’re not alone. There’s been plenty of buzz among investors deciding whether to make a move. Over the last few years, Canadian Tire has managed to steadily grow its value, with the share price climbing 15.0% in the past year alone and an impressive 39.6% over five years. Even on a shorter timeline, the stock advanced 4.8% in the past month, while year-to-date gains are sitting at a healthy 12.3%. While recent dips, such as the...
CNSX:HBFG
CNSX:HBFGHealthcare Services

Happy Belly Food Group (CNSX:HBFG): Valuation Considerations After High-Profile Heal Wellness Expansion at Eaton Centre

Happy Belly Food Group (CNSX:HBFG) just made headlines with its new franchise agreement and lease for Heal Wellness at Toronto's Eaton Centre, one of the most visited retail locations in Canada. This step is an important milestone in the company’s national expansion strategy. See our latest analysis for Happy Belly Food Group. Momentum has been picking up for Happy Belly Food Group, with the stock’s 30-day share price return of 22.5% and a remarkable 59.4% return over the last 90 days...
TSX:NGEX
TSX:NGEXMetals and Mining

Are NGEx Minerals Shares Still Attractive After a 95% Surge and New Drilling Updates?

If you’re debating what to do with NGEx Minerals, you’re not alone. The stock has been impossible to ignore, especially for anyone paying attention to high-growth stories in the resource sector. NGEx Minerals closed recently at $25.86 and, for those tracking the numbers, is up 2.4% over the past week and 5.0% for the last month. Those are nice gains, but it’s the outsized longer-term surge that really catches the eye: a 95.5% return so far this year, 117.9% over the past twelve months, and an...
TSX:HPS.A
TSX:HPS.AElectrical

Hammond Power (TSX:HPS.A) Margins Improve, Stir Debate Over Premium Valuation

Hammond Power Solutions (TSX:HPS.A) posted a net profit margin of 9.6%, up from 8.7% a year earlier, and wrapped the year with earnings growth of 21%. Over the past five years, annual earnings have averaged 38.5% growth. Looking ahead, revenue is expected to rise by 7.3% per year while earnings growth is set for 6.3% annually. In this context, investors are weighing ongoing profit and revenue expansion against a valuation that is above immediate peers but more reasonable compared to the...
TSX:FSV
TSX:FSVReal Estate

FirstService (TSX:FSV) Margin Jump Reinforces Bullish Narratives Despite Valuation Risks

FirstService (TSX:FSV) posted a net profit margin of 2.6%, up from 1.7% a year ago. Earnings jumped 76.8% over the past year, far outpacing the 3.9% average annual growth of the last five years. Revenue is projected to rise 6.5% per year, well above the Canadian market’s 4.9% forecast. Earnings are expected to expand 25.46% annually, outstripping the market’s 12.2% pace. With these improvements in both profit margins and growth rates, the latest figures point to clear operational momentum and...
TSX:RCI.B
TSX:RCI.BWireless Telecom

Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) One-Off CA$541M Loss Challenges Bullish Margin Recovery Narratives

Rogers Communications (TSX:RCI.B) has reported net profit margin improvement to 7.3% from 4.3% last year, while posting a 73% earnings growth that reverses the company’s five-year average annual earnings decline of 4.9%. Looking forward, earnings are forecast to grow 17.9% per year, outpacing the Canadian market forecast of 12.2%. However, revenue growth is expected to trail at 3% per year compared to the market’s 5%. Amid rising profits, investors will be watching quality-of-earnings risks...
TSXV:COV
TSXV:COVBiotechs

TSX Penny Stocks To Consider In October 2025

As we approach the end of 2025, the Canadian market remains resilient despite challenges such as trade uncertainties and emerging credit concerns. Investors are encouraged to use market volatility as an opportunity to rebalance and diversify their portfolios, with a focus on quality investments. While penny stocks may sound like a term from a bygone era, they continue to offer potential value for those interested in smaller or newer companies with strong financial foundations. In this...
TSX:ONEX
TSX:ONEXCapital Markets

ONCAP’s Backing of CSN Collision Could Be a Game Changer for Onex (TSX:ONEX)

CSN Collision announced a partnership with ONCAP, the private equity arm of Onex Corporation, to acquire a group of collision centers from CSN’s founders, who will remain as shareholders. This transaction marks a shift toward a more scalable and acquisition-driven model for CSN, with Onex’s ONCAP providing the capital and operational backing to pursue further growth opportunities in the collision repair sector. We will explore how ONCAP’s active role in building a larger collision repair...
TSX:TECK.B
TSX:TECK.BMetals and Mining

Teck Resources (TSX:TECK.B) Turns Profitable, Challenging Bearish Narratives on Margins

Teck Resources (TSX:TECK.B) has recently moved into profitability, with evidence of improved net profit margins over the last year. Over the past five years, annual earnings growth averaged -14.1%, making historical comparisons less meaningful now that the company has turned the corner. With no flagged risks and the company trading below an estimated fair value, investors are likely zeroing in on the recent profit turnaround and the perceived value opportunity. However, muted growth forecasts...