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CAPREIT stock is down 24% over the last year, but its monthly distributions, resilient Canadian rental operations, and discounted valuation could make the dip an attractive buying opportunity.
Great-West Lifeco stock has surged 182% over the last decade, and its latest earnings growth and expanding retirement business could help it grow further in the long run.
Telus stock has fallen sharply amid a dividend reset and weaker outlook, but its improving cash priorities and aggressive deleveraging plan could create an interesting opportunity for patient investors.
iShares offers superior liquidity and lower costs, while FlexShares delivers higher income with a 4.2% yield. Performance favors iShares over the past year.
Given the essential nature of their services, resilient business model, strong financial position, and multiple avenues for growth, these two Canadian stocks are ideal for long-term investors.
Broadcom's Q3 2026 revenue jumped 86% to $29.6 billion and adjusted EPS hit $3.32, both above Wall Street's targets, as AI chip sales more than tripled to $16.7 billion.
Netflix has roughly 325 million paying subscribers and a history of successful self-disruption, but short-form video and slowing growth are intensifying competition. See why our analysts scored the stock 7.3 out of 10.
On Sept. 2, 2026, the infrastructure giant posted stronger-than-expected results backed by a $95 billion AI backlog, keeping investors focused on order conversion.
Constellation Software stock has fallen sharply, but strong cash flow, revenue growth, and continued acquisitions could make this TSX tech giant worth a closer look.
Fortis stock is about 9% below its 52-week high, while its regulated utility business continues to support steady earnings and long-term dividend growth.
Sprott stock has rallied sharply, but strong earnings growth and long-term exposure to precious metals and critical materials keep its investment case attractive.
Palantir stock is falling on Sept. 2, 2026, even after the company landed a new U.S. Army TITAN contract and hired AIG's Peter Zaffino as its global head of financial services.
Royal Bank and TD continue to deliver strong earnings growth with healthy capital positions and growing shareholder returns, making both great Canadian bank stocks for dividend-focused investors.
With strong underlying businesses, resilient financial profiles, and compelling growth prospects, these three Canadian stocks could be excellent buys for long-term investors.
Bombardier stock has pulled back recently, but its growing backlog, stronger cash flow, and improving balance sheet keep its long-term growth outlook intact.
With healthy financials, strong growth prospects, and discounted valuations, these two undervalued Canadian stocks offer attractive buying opportunities.
