This issue of Canadian Wealth Advisor highlights several high-quality stocks and some international ETFs—all with the power to lift your returns.
As always, we feature safety-conscious stocks ready to add to your long-term returns. Enbridge offers investors a highly attractive yield. That’s backed by strong long-term contracts with a.. Read More

This issue of Canadian Wealth Advisor highlights several high-quality stocks and some top Canadian and U.S. ETFs—all with the power to lift your returns.
But first, I’d like to say that I still think the bulk of the damage to the stock market may already be behind us.
As… Read More

This issue of Canadian Wealth Advisor highlights several high-quality stocks and some top international ETFs—all with the power to lift your returns this year.
As always, we also feature safety-conscious gainers ready to add to your long-term returns. Algonquin Power keeps making acquisitions, but it cuts risk for investors by… Read More

Chinese stocks are up 27% in the past year, as the country’s economy keeps growing at a still-strong annualized rate of 7% or more. China is exporting more goods to a recovering U.S., which is offsetting slower exports to Europe and weaker Chinese property markets… Read More

Chinese stocks are up 25% from June 2013, as the country’s economy continues to grow at an annualized rate of 7.5% or more, even with slower exports to Europe and the U.S. Recent government policy changes are also raising optimism for growth. The country recently… Read More

Chinese stocks are down 20% since the start of 2013 due to concerns that China’s economic growth will continue to lag, along with its exports to Europe and the U.S. At the same time, China aims to control rising inflation and rapid growth in riskier… Read More

Chinese stocks are down 12% since the start of this year on investor worries that the country’s economic growth will continue to lag along with its exports to Europe and the U.S. China’s inflation rate is also rising, which could make it more difficult to… Read More

Chinese stocks are down roughly 22% since April 2011. That’s largely because investors fear that weak growth and high debt levels in Europe and the U.S. will slow China’s export-driven economy.

However, the long-term outlook for China, and Chinese stocks, is bright. One of the best… Read More

Chinese stocks have lagged behind North American markets this year. That’s partly because investors are concerned about collapses of Chinese reverse-takeover stocks (RTOs), like Sino-Forest. That concern has spilled over to even high-quality Chinese stocks.

RTOs bought bankrupt North American companies that were already listed on… Read More

Chinese stocks are down roughly 12% since November 2010. That’s largely because investors fear that interest-rate increases designed to slow inflation will hurt the country’s economic growth.

However, the long-term outlook for China, and Chinese stocks, is bright. And one of the best ways for investors… Read More