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These two Canadian stocks would be excellent buys in this persistent inflationary environment.

The economy may be sputtering, but the luxury travel niche is not.

It's a matter of when -- not if -- the market finally crashes.

Copper, gold, and silver prices tumbled in September, dragging TSX mining stocks lower. Here is what happened and why Lundin Mining still looks strong.

Vanguard FTSE Canada All Cap Index ETF (TSX:VCN) could be a long-term winner as Canada becomes more attractive following the latest investment summit.

This is an extremely ambitious company whose early shareholders have profited nicely.

The stock has slipped over the last year, but it still looks well-positioned for the long term.

These industry leaders are now offering tempting yields.

McDonald's (NYSE:MCD) outlined a new multiyear strategy, called McDonald's NEXT, at its 2026 Investor Day, setting targets for share gains in chicken and beverages, restaurant-level productivity improvements and operating-margin expansion through 2030. Chairman and CEO Chris Kempczinski said the pl

What Happened? Shares of cybersecurity platform provider Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ:PANW) jumped 3% in the afternoon session after the launch of its Unit 42 ...

Business activity just hit a five-year high. Treasury yields hit a 19-year high. Guess which one stocks cared about.

The S&P 500 has been perhaps the greatest wealth generation machine of the past several decades.

The State Street SPDR S&P Dividend ETF could be the ideal dividend fund if the U.S. economy cools.

Today, Sept. 23, 2026, bond yields and geopolitical tensions weigh on U.S. indexes, while cybersecurity stocks rally.

Gold rebounded after briefly dipping on the Fed's rate hike, as central bank buying persists. Newmont, Wheaton Precious Metals, and iShares Silver Trust offer distinct ways to invest in the trend.

Treasury isn't fighting the bond market move.

Higher yields will hurt stocks and reduce the value of older bonds.

History has shown that few sectors have had better long-term returns than tech stocks.

The stock market may be running hot this year, but that doesn't mean all is well.

Bond yields have soared in 2026, which is certainly cause for concern.

Rising gold and silver prices boost this precious metal stock's profits and investor payouts, while its business model limits inflation risk.

Under normal circumstances, the recent Fed rate hike would have caused a significant selloff in the gold market. This is because gold is non-yielding and higher interest rates make the opportunity cost of holding gold very high. However, gold barely moved when the Fed and the Bank of Japan both raised lending rates. Why is this happening?

The Fed is likely embarking on a rate hiking cycle, which has often resulted in recessions and bear markets.

If you want to buy bonds, just buy "all" the bonds. This aggregate bond ETF makes it easy.

Rising interest rates haven't historically been that bad for stock prices.