This TSX Stock Was a Top Gainer on the Week with a 40% Upside Possible Based on Its Growing Market...
BRP Inc., the maker of Sea‑Doo and Ski‑Doo, posted earnings that highlighted new product rollouts, a 12% year‑over‑year gain in North American market share, and inventory positioned in a "healthy spot," sending the stock up about 9% for the week. RBC Capital Markets lifted its price target to $131 CAD (≈$97 USD), well above the 12‑month consensus of $119.84 CAD (≈$89 USD). Other analysts echoed optimism, with TD Cowen and CIBC setting targets near $119 CAD (≈$88 USD) and $118 CAD (≈$87 USD) respectively, while maintaining strong‑buy ratings despite macro‑economic uncertainty. The consensus view suggests a potential 40% upside if BRP continues its market‑share expansion and product innovation trajectory.
Hey Canadians, Want to Build a Pipeline? Your Pension Might Just Help You Do It
Canada’s new government under Finance Minister Mark Carney is eyeing asset recycling – selling a slice of publicly‑owned infrastructure to private investors – to fund its ambitious $280 billion infrastructure budget. Economists estimate that selling just 5% of the $470 billion of...
This TSX Space and Defence Stock Is a Bright Spot in an Otherwise Struggling Index
MDA Space Ltd. (MDA:TSX) has surged more than 61% year‑to‑date, making it the standout performer on a broadly struggling S&P/TSX composite. The Brampton‑based firm secured a $32 million ground‑based space‑surveillance contract and a strategic partnership with Canada’s Department of National Defence...
Canada to Allow Smaller Companies to Report Financials Twice per Year
Canadian securities regulators have launched a pilot allowing publicly traded companies with revenues of $10 million or less on the TSX‑V or Canadian Securities Exchange to file financial statements twice a year instead of quarterly. Participation is voluntary and requires at...
Dennis, 79, Is Worried About a Market Crash. Should He Move His Portfolio to 100% Income?
Dennis, a 79‑year‑old investor, wonders whether to shift his portfolio from a 30 % equity allocation to 100 % income amid fears of a market correction. The Financial Post’s advice stresses that market timing is unreliable and that a 30 % equity exposure...
How to Invest Like You're on a Boat to Ride Out the Choppiness and Sail Through Market Corrections
Peter Hodson draws parallels between sailing and investing to illustrate five practical strategies for navigating market turbulence. He advises securing expert guidance, employing insurance‑like hedges, diversifying holdings, riding volatility, and taking contrarian positions when sentiment is extreme. The piece uses...
With an Overconfident Government in an Unforgiving World, Investors Should Be Strategic About Canadian Holdings
The article warns that Canada’s overconfident, net‑zero‑focused policy stance is leaving its vast energy and critical‑mineral endowments under‑invested as the United States races to secure AI‑related supply chains. Regulatory layers and cancelled pipeline projects have eroded infrastructure capacity, making the...
MDA Space's U.S. Stock Market Debut Could Be Used as 'Currency' For Future Acquisitions, CEO Says
MDA Space Ltd. launched a $300 million IPO on the New York Stock Exchange, adding a U.S. ticker alongside its Toronto listing. CEO Mike Greenley said the dual‑exchange shares will act as "currency" for future acquisitions in the United States and...
Constellation Software 'Well-Positioned' Against AI Disruption, CEO Says
Constellation Software reported a 30% profit decline for 2025 while revenue grew 15% to $11.6 billion. CEO Mark Miller said the firm is "well‑positioned" against AI disruption, adding an explicit AI risk‑upside lens to its capital‑allocation process. The company is piloting...