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Making sense of the markets this week: October 6, 2024
National Bank moves up, Carnival cruises on while Nike lags, dockworker strike postponed until January, and utility stocks are...
Cap-weighted vs. equal-weighted ETFs: Which is best for Canadian investors?
Technology mega-caps are looking less magnificent. Is it time to adopt a different indexing strategy? Let’s explore the pros...
To save money, Canadians are buying more private-label grocery brands
With food prices rising due to inflation, shoppers have been buying more private-label products at grocery stores. That trend...
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