AQN News and Press, Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. From 07/29/22

Let’s be honest; it shouldn’t come as a surprise to hear that the Canadian stock market is down this year. There’s been no shortage of catalysts causing disruption in the economy in 2022. Whether it’s rising inflation or geopolitical concerns, investors have had ...

The equity markets have been highly volatile for the last few months, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index falling 14.5% from its April highs. Rising prices, higher interest rates, and continued geopolitical tensions have dragged the equity markets down. Given the uncertain outlook and ...

There are good reasons why investors looking for ways to earn an extra monthly income could consider investing in equity. Stocks are the cheapest way to start an income stream. Moreover, several stocks have been paying and growing dividends for years, implying they can be easily relied upon...

The Canadian stock market showed signs of life last week, but the S&P/TSX Composite Index is still trading at a loss of more than 10% on the year. The index has suffered two 10% pullbacks over the past three months, leaving investors with no shortage of anxiousness over what may be ...

A stock’s low price often makes it tempting to investors. However, not all low-priced stocks are worth investing in, and their lower prices could be for good reasons. Nevertheless, a few top TSX stocks are still priced under $20 and have solid growth prospects. Among the top under $2...

It’s completely understandable to be concerned with the growing uncertainty in the short-term future of the stock market. Whether it’s inflation, interest rates, or geopolitical concerns, there’s no shortage of catalysts causing volatility in economies across the gl...

Investing regularly in stocks, even with a small amount, can help you create significant wealth over the long term. For instance, a $300 monthly investment fetching a modest return of 12% per annum can turn into $151,373 in 15 years. This is the power of compounding and the benefit of a dis...

An average Canadian household spends between $140 and $175 on the electricity bill. The inflation rate crossed 7% in May, but the average inflation is around 2-3% every year. Energy prices and rent are the major contributors to inflation. What if there was a way to take away the burden of o...

Yesterday, Statistics Canada reported that Canada’s annual inflation rate rose 8.1% for June compared to 7.7% for May. The broad-based price rise, with seven of eight major components recording over 3% growth, drove inflation in June. Although the Bank of Canada raised its benchmark ...

The S&P/TSX Composite Index climbed 82 points on Wednesday, July 20. Canadian stocks have avoided falling further into correction territory after the Bank of Canada’s big 1% rate hike earlier this month. Investors should still be on the hunt for discounted equities in this en...