AQN News and Press, Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. From 09/15/22

As high inflation and a rising interest rate environment add uncertainty over the economy’s future course, it’s prudent to invest in stocks with low risk and high yield. Let’s examine three stocks that offer high yields of over 5% while their businesses remain relativel...

Is the stock market volatility giving you anxiety? You could consider passive investing in income-generating stocks. Growth stocks depend heavily on the stock price for returns and thus carry high risk. This is because market sentiments and factors other than fundamentals influence ...

The U.S. consumer price index (CPI) rose 8.3% in August, above analysts’ expectations of 8.1%. Higher food and shelter prices along with increased expenses related to medical care more than offset the decline in gasoline prices to drive the CPI index higher. With bloated prices conti...

In any market, only a handful of companies/stocks may be held for life. These are usually blue-chip companies that can keep on delivering decent returns to their investors and are resilient enough to survive market crashes and recessions. They typically have powerful competitive advantages ...

As an asset class, stocks have created massive wealth over the long term. Equity markets in the U.S. and Canada have consistently outpaced inflation and enhanced investor wealth over time. So, it makes sense to take advantage of the ongoing stock market volatility and buy quality compan...

If you’re a Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) investor, utility stocks are among the best assets you can hold. Offering steady, dependable cash income, they can reward you for the rest of your life. The TFSA spares you taxes on all categories of assets, but the effect is most pronounce...

Investors can invest in stocks with whatever savings they have. Even a small savings of $100 per month can help you invest in two to three high-quality stocks and create a portfolio that will generate substantial cash over time. So, if you’re planning to invest in stocks with a littl...

One of the most common mistakes that Canadians make with their Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSAs) is that they don’t use them for their intended purpose: to compound your money rapidly by finding top growth and dividend stocks to buy. While the name of the account is a savings...

Populating your investment portfolio with solid dividend stocks early on could help set you up for life. The earlier you start saving and investing for solid returns, the more money you can accumulate. For example, $10,000 invested every year for 10% per year over 30 years could transform i...

Amid the continued geopolitical tensions, inflationary environment, and the expectation of interest rate hikes, the volatility in the global equity markets has increased over the last few weeks. However, the sell-off in some quality stocks is overdone, thus providing excellent buying opport...