Q: Pat, just wondering if it’s wise to invest in at least a few low-priced stocks. That way if they go up, you can make a good return quickly. But, if you buy Apple, for example, at $223 a share, it has to go up a lot before you make money, it looks like.

A: Many investors start out thinking that they can double or triple their money in low-priced stocks, then shift their newfound wealth into the higher-priced, less exciting investments we focus on here at TSI Network. Some say they “can’t afford” to buy stocks that trade… Read More

Canadian Blue Chips Dominate These Two Canadian ETFs

Canadian Blue Chips Dominate These Two Canadian ETFs

These two Canadian ETFs track Canada’s best-established indexes and provide low-fee exposure to widely traded blue chip stocks.
When you invest in ETFs, simpler is generally better. And each of these two Canadian ETFs provides a straightforward approach to investing in a selection of Canada’s top… Read More