AQN News and Press, Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. From 03/15/22

2022 began with plenty of uncertainty that carried forward from last year. As the year progresses, the world slowly moves into a post-pandemic era. However, that does not mean an end to factors contributing to volatile stock market environments. Inflation rates hit 5.1% in January 2022,...

Yesterday, my son and daughter gave me some more money to invest. I bought our son 2 more Algonquin Power and 1 Suncor and our daughter 1 Algonquin. My son has received $14.52 in cash from dividends resulting in a total increase of 20.72% since he started his journey in investing last...

The equity markets continue to be volatile amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and rising commodity prices amid sanctions imposed by European countries and the United States on Russia. I expect the volatility to continue in the near term. So, given the uncertain outlook, investors should st...

We shouldn’t be all that surprised with volatility spiking in the stock market right now. Prior to the recent geopolitical tensions in Ukraine, investors were already coping with the uncertainty surrounding rising interest rates and a global pandemic. I wouldn’t blame shor...

Long-term investing is certainly one of the best ways for investors to generate wealth. Buying and selling anything over short periods of time typically produces sub-average returns. Indeed, various studies have shown that some of the best-performing portfolios out there (that outperformed ...

The reports of ceasefire talks between Russia and Ukraine appear to have increased investors’ confidence, driving the U.S. equity markets higher in today’s pre-market hours of trading. Amid improving investors’ sentiments, here are the three top Canadian stocks you can ...

True “passive” income should be simple and relatively worry free. Unfortunately, often traditional sources of passive income, like rental properties, are far from that. Fortunately, TSX dividend stocks can provide stable passive income and relative peace of mind. Buy-a...

Canadian investors have certainly felt the pain of volatility in 2022. The S&P/TSX Composite Index may be flat on the year, but the index has endured all kinds of ups and downs since the beginning of the year. In fairness, though, the volatility should not be all that surprising...

Irrespective of the volatility in the equity market, several TSX stocks have been consistently paying and growing their dividends, making them attractive investments to generate reliable passive income . While several Canadian corporations have been consistently increasing their dividen...

When you are in your 50s and nearing retirement, your approach to investing is usually more careful and considerate, since capital preservation becomes more of a priority compared to growth. You may also consider turning some of your pure growth assets into income-producing assets and choos...