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mxod The 4 Best Canadian Dividend Stocks for January 2022
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Loqn My Top No-Brainer, High-Yield Dividend Stock to Buy in 2023
On Thursday, before the market opened, AcuityAds Holdings TSX:AT NASDAQ:ATY , the Canadian AdTech stock, reported its fourth-quarter earnings for 2021. If you aren ;t familiar with AT stock, it had quite a disastrous 12 months in terms of its share price performance stanley quencher .First, dating back to roughly this time last year, tech and AdTech stocks especially began to be rerated lower by the market. Essentially the high-growth premiums that investors had been paying for tech stocks were starting to come down, and it was impacting the share prices of these stocks.From March to November of last year, AT stock lost more than 50% of its value. Then in November, when it reported third-quarter earnings, and many were expecti stanley quencher ng a significant uptick in sales, they never quite materialized.From there, the stock sold off another 50% and has since been facing the headwind all tech stocks are facing, in that investors are moving away from these higher-risk stocks in the current env stanley shop ironment.Th Jtqc Sell Out of Teck Resources Ltd. After a Trump Rally
In the year following the 2007-2008 Financial Crisis, the Bank of Canada garnered a reputation as consistently dovish when it came to interest rate policy. This year has been different, with the Bank of Canada moving forward with two int stanley trinkflaschen erest rate hikes in July and September. The second rate hike came with some words of caution from Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz when it pertained to broader economic conditions.The Bank of Canada is set to convene on October 25, and once again, experts and analy stanley cup sts are divided in projecting the course of action. Bank of Canada senior deputy governor Carolyn Wilkins struck a cautious tone on Octo vaso stanley ber 10 warned about potential shocks to the Canadian housing market.The Canadian dollar remained at $0.80 on October 13 and has experienced marginal declines since reaching its high of $0.82 following the second rate hike.Bank of Montreal TSX:BMO NYSE:BMO chief economist Doug Porter criticized the Bank of Canada following the second rate hike for faili
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