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Got oil and gas stocks? Plus, the Sunday Reads. - Cut the Crap Investing

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Got oil and gas stocks? Plus, the Sunday Reads. - Cut the Crap Investing

This post is not a reaction to the rising political tensions in the Middle East, with the U.S. targeting Iranian nuclear sites on the weekend. Mostly, ‘got oil and gas stocks’ is a common question on this blog. You’re then ready for an oil shock. An oil shock can’t disrupt your lifestyle, in fact it would likely enrich you and your portfolio. With oil and gas stocks in the portfolio mix you’ll have a nice layer of inflation protection as well. O…Read Article

Dividends feel good, but they don't contribute to wealth creation. - Cut the Crap Investing

It was nice to see a prominent dividend investor in Canada’s national newspaper ‘come clean’ about dividends. John Heinzl has a dividend portfolio that he tracks for readers of the Globe & Mail where I am a subscriber. I’ve dropped the truth about dividends (bombs for dividend devotees) in the investing comment sections a dozen times or so over the last few months. Maybe this was a response or recognition, don’t know. All said, glad to see John …Canada · Canada Read Article

Canada’s unemployment rate rises, BCE cuts its dividend and Warren Buffett’s chosen successor: Must-read business and investing stories

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Plus, travel spending in the U.S. is in free fall, partly due to Canada’s boycottWarren Buffett · Canada See the Story

A look at the Canadian Asset Allocation ETFs on the Sunday Reads. - Cut the Crap Investing

It’s that time again. I’ve updated the total returns for Asset Allocation ETF page on Cut The Crap Investing. The Asset Allocation ETFs are game changers in Canada. For starters, these are the perfect investment vehicles that allow Canadians to park their high fee mutual funds. Well, they can send those high fee funds to the junkyard where they belong. The AA portfolios are simply a better way to invest, for most investors. In one ETF you own a …Canada · Canada Read Article

5 Canadian Large-Cap Stocks to Buy and Hold for Market-Beating Stability

Canadian large-cap stocks (typically stocks with a market cap over $10 billion) can be considered attractive places to park your cash during times of stock market instability. Large-cap stocks have established businesses and large institutional investors. As a result, they tend to be a little less volatile than companies with smaller market caps. Just because a large-cap stock has a large market cap doesnât mean it canât grow larger. For a m…Stock Markets · Canada See the Story

Enjoy those lower stock prices, honestly. - Cut the Crap Investing

Volatility has returned in a big way. With volatility comes lower stock prices, and that can be good news if you know how to harness your emotions. Lower stock prices can help you build incredible wealth. But learning how to stay the course through market corrections and bear markets is essential. Understanding how the stock markets work and how your brain processes risk can help you make the most of the situation. With awareness comes preparedn…Canada · Canada Read Article

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