WELL:CC News and Press, Well Health Technologies Corp. From 11/22/22

WELL Health Technologies ( TSX:WELL ) is a story that shouldn’t be missed. The once-great healthcare tech stock soared into prominence during the pandemic. We all saw the rise of virtual healthcare companies such as this one, where we couldn’t really go wrong. ...

Healthcare stocks are one of those essential services that won’t be going anywhere. We learned this the hard way during pandemic restrictions , and it continues today. We can never have enough hospitals, long-term-care homes, or family practices — not in today’s wor...

The best part about stocks is that anyone can start investing with whatever amount they have. The Canadian stock market has several stocks that are trading under $20 and have the potential to grow further with time. But before I discuss my top picks, investors should take caution and avoid ...

In the days after WELL Health Technologies Corp . ( TSX:WELL ) reported its Q3 earnings, WELL’s stock price soared 15%. Today, a week later, it’s come down again and is only 5% higher at this point. Yet, the fact remains – WELL Health is booming as demand from t...

It’s been a terrible year for tech stocks . Even heavyweight trillion-dollar juggernauts have lost more than half their value this year. The pain has been magnified for mid- and small-cap tech stocks . There simply isn’t enough liquidity in the market to preserve the v...

Investing in the stock market is inherently risky, and growth stocks carry even greater risk amid market volatility. Of course, investing in the right companies can be a great way to build wealth. Making educated bets on companies with the potential to deliver solid returns is an excellent ...

Growth stocks have certainly gone out of favour recently. After many of them reached new highs last year, the market correction took them all down a notch. Even the great ones were hit, as there’s usually no escaping broad market sell-offs. But the good new is this – there are...

This month, the federal government announced that the annual contribution limit for the Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) would move to $6,500. That is up from the $6,000 annual contribution limit that has been set by Justin Trudeau’s ruling Liberals from 2019 through to this curre...

Growth stocks can grow their revenue and profits higher than the industry average. So, these companies tend to deliver higher returns. However, they require higher capital to fund their growth initiatives. In a higher interest rate environment, these stocks become less desirable. That&#...

As we move past the halfway mark in November 2022 and inch closer to the year’s end, the Canadian stock market continues its roller coaster of a year. As of this writing, the S&P/TSX Composite Index is down by 10% from its 52-week high after an upward trend over the last week...