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Large caps and in particular technology stocks have had a lot of attention from investors recently. Other sectors of the market, such as small companies or small caps have been put on the back burner.
The recent selloff in technology and artificial intelligence-related equities has raised questions about the durability of the AI infrastructure investment cycle.
When you look at the details of Canada’s federal budget as it pertains to investing in Canada, there are aspects that are bullish to be sure. But when you dig down a bit, the largest part of the TSX will face some headwinds with more competition.
If you enjoy a good night’s sleep, there’s reason to sleep a little deeper. Yields on fixed income products such as guaranteed investment certificates (GICs) are inching up - reaching as much as 4.5 per cent.
Biotech stocks can be volatile, even in a bull market. So how do investors avoid the traps?
The price of gold has declined 25 per cent since hitting its all-time-high of US$5,417 on Jan. 28, 2026. In the background, there has been increasing buying support from central banks, institutions and retail investors.
When markets decline and negative headlines dominate, the instinct to sell can become powerful. Yet periods of heightened pessimism have often created opportunities for disciplined, long-term investors.
Fiscal 2026 deficit was over US$2 Trillion as updated in the recent treasury statement. This week we find out how the Treasury will finance that debt.
According to the latest tally from Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA), 70 per cent of Canadian investors typically pay for professional advice.
Longtime BNN Bloomberg guest and investor John Zechner explains why his economic outlook is steering him toward defensive stocks.
After a strong rally in 2025, gold managed to continue its rally only briefly in 2026, and is now trading slightly above US$4,000.
Investors rarely find a perfect scorecard in financial markets. Yet one has emerged from a somewhat unlikely place: U.S. midterm elections.
From time to time, we have featured research by Torston Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo. This week, his analysis of productivity and profitability of the S&P 500 highlights that revenue and margin improvement has not shown up outside the Mag 7.
A new survey commissioned by Picton Investments and conducted by Pollara Strategic Insights found 83 per cent of Canadian investors are confident their portfolios are well diversified. But are they?
Quality is one of the most overused words in investing. But what makes a stock a quality stock?
The uranium sector has a strong fundamental profile for long-term growth.
