• Vol. 53, No. 2, January 22, 2021
  

• A private company share donation strategy
• Expose yourself to health-care IT in 2021
• Vaccines inspire Cdns’ travel daydreams
• Investing 101: Aim for the ‘average’ stocks when investing for income
• Morning Call
• Buyouts are a central theme in 2021
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Valuations as high as an elephant’s eye
• 12 – Month Companies Index (January 2020 – January 2021)

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• Vol. 53, No. 1, January 1, 2021
  

• Lure of gold enriched American history
• America First policies likely to stick
• A solid foundation for a sound portfolio
• Investing 101: Silence your inner critic: ‘now’ is always the time to reinvent and grow
• Income Trust Insider
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• U.S. uranium reserve
• 12 – Month Companies Index (December 2019 – December 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 24, December 18, 2020
  

• Let in some sunshine(to your portfolio)
• Consider permanent tax-exempt insurance
• Crystal ball ‘murky’ on 2021
• Investing 101: Protectionism makes nations rich; free trade keeps them poor
• Morning Call
• Endeavour grows through another acquisition
• How July research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Pivot to small caps while others at all-time highs
• 12 – Month Companies Index (December 2019 – December 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 23, December 4, 2020
  

• An upside-down dinner and unexpected treats
• Investing in carbon capture strategies
• Toromont en route to pre-COVID EPS in Q4
• Investing 101: Growing money should uphold your ethics, not compromise them
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How July research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Potential coronavirus vaccine buoys markets
• 12 – Month Companies Index (December 2019 – November 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 22, November 20, 2020
  

• ‘Dumb money’ heads where ‘smart’ won’t tread
• The family cottage: it’s different now
• Investing 101: Today’s small steps can lead to bigger decisions in your future
• Morning Call
• Oilsands keep Canadian Natural rolling in the green
• How June research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Don’t put all your eggs in one president
• 12 – Month Companies Index (November 2019 – October 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 21, October 30, 2020
  

• Sangihe project takes on new life
• Canadian cannabis selloff overdone
• First Responder: revenue before 2021
• Investing 101: Money manager follows own stock-picking rules over will of the market
• Income Trust Insider
• How June research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Observers split on U.S. election implications
• 12 – Month Companies Index (November 2019 – October 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 20, October 16, 2020
  

• Protect your portfolio from overbought NASDAQ
• Three promising Quebec tech firms
• Investing 101: Retirement could be your greatest hit–if you map out the income for it
• Morning Call
• Whitecap follows through on acquisition strategy
• How May research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Add to holdings in beaten-down sectors
• 12 – Month Companies Index (October 2019 – October 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 19, October 2, 2020
  

• First Responder assesses the threat without
• Rising tech in post-pandemic world
• Injecting mayhem into gas trade
• Investing 101: In a quarter-life money crisis or know someone who is? Read on
• Income Trust Insider
• How May research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Inject life into your portfolio with health-care stocks
• 12 – Month Companies Index (September 2019 – September 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 18, September 18, 2020
  

• Speculators gets excited about silver again
• Frugality reins as kids go back to school
• Priming the pump for winter gas
• Convenience and price top shopping priorities
• Investing 101: Putting people first does not mean results are secondary
• Morning Call
• Cements itself as an investment for all-seasons
• How April research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Riding rocketing ‘recovery’? Bring a parachute
• 12 – Month Companies Index (September 2019 – September 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 17, September 4, 2020
  

• Awaiting renewed interest in value names
• Six strategies to consider now
• REITs remain in investor doghouse
• Investing 101: Author argues deficit spending is most responsible choice for society
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How April research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Unique positions protect against bear attacks
• 12 – Month Companies Index (September 2019 – August 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 16, August 21, 2020

• When in doubt, go for the gold
• Loan losses:where do they go from here?
• Big Tech testifies to U.S. Congress
• Investing 101: Common financial values rarely pull heartstrings but keep you together
• Morning Call
• Tourmaline in maintenance mode to save balance sheet
• How April research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Markets calm now, but storm clouds brewing
• 12 – Month Companies Index (August 2019 – August 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 15, August 7, 2020

• Interpreting growth versus value
• Big tech continues to shine bright
• Investing 101: Find purpose and balance in retirement, then calculate the costs
• Income Trust Insider
• How March research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Consumer segment rebounds surprisingly well
• 12 – Month Companies Index (August 2019 – July 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 14, July 17, 2020
  

• Lenders tighten upborrowing criteria
• Build a no-limit tax-free savings account
• Canadian pot sales slow down in April
• Investing 101: Avoid supporting grown children: start teaching self-reliance early
• Morning Call
• WSP gets more support from large pension funds
• How February research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• If you haven’t sold high, then buy low
• 12 – Month Companies Index (July 2019 – July 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 13, July 3, 2020
  

• Mydecine searches for the magic in mushrooms
• Homeschooling for investors
• The once and future home(office)
• Investing 101: When innovating, ‘Let a top leader obsess about his or her objectives’
• Income Trust Insider
• How February research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Health-care picks to heal your portfolio
• 12 – Month Companies Index (July 2019 – June 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 12, June 19, 2020
  

• Prepare for a world without you
• Shift away from Chinese suppliers ahead
• Looking to energy operators’ break-even level
• Investing 101: Resist spending temptation if you aspire to be a better borrower
• Morning Call
• Enbridge escapes quarter relatively unscathed
• How January research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Markets shrug off uncertainty (for now)

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• Vol. 52, No. 11, June 5, 2020
  

• Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
• This too shall pass: shaking the bug
• Investing 101: Data over time shows that private debt best predicts financial crises
• Income Trust Insider
• How January research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Tech stocks take the lead in flying ‘V’

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• Vol. 52, No. 10, May 22, 2020
  

• ETFs and the illusion of owning gold
• Gold loses steam with market optimism
• Investing 101: Silence your inner critic: ‘now’ is always the time to reinvent and grow
• Morning Call
• Keeping the balance sheet and hedge book strong
• How December research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Dialing for dollars during the ‘new normal’
• 12 – Month Companies Index (May 2019 – May 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 9, May 8, 2020
  

• With data, health can take own temperature
• Small-business destruction imminent
• Find REITS in the bargain basement
• Investing 101: Real estate syndication ideal for property novices: author
• Income Trust Insider
• How November research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Make the most of every crisis

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• Vol. 52, No. 8, April 24, 2020
  

• Understanding the current investment reality
• ‘Zoom’ into COVID-19 opportunities
• Recovery: the shape of things to come
• Investing 101: Authors argue for opportunities in health industry’s embrace of tech
• Morning Call
• Pembina shores up flexibility with extra credit
• How November research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Resist urge to put all eggs in one basket

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• Vol. 52, No. 7, April 3, 2020
  

• Last two major crashes founded on dual blows
• Debt-fuelled ‘fake prosperity’ runs out
• Investing 101: Cut down your living expenses while building property equity
• Income Trust Insider
• How November research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Better bargain-basement deals are abroad
• 12 – Month Companies Index (April 2019 – March 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 6, March 20, 2020
  

• Charitable gift annuities are a gift that gives back
• Alberta opens doors to cannabis vaping
• Bloodletting should stop by fourth quarter
• Investing 101: To keep taxman at bay, nothing beats the TFSA,says retired CMA
• Morning Call
• Whitecap and Tourmaline are steady and resilient
• How October research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• Catch oil and gold on the rebound
• 12 – Month Companies Index (March 2019 – March 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 5, March 6, 2020
  

• Psychedelics as medicine coming to stock exchange
• Chinese coronavirus woes could spread
• Canopy is beautiful, but Aurora is beastly
• Investing 101: Accountant, CFA and journalist breaks down your retirement
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How September research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• Love lifts tech up where it (arguably) belongs
• 12 – Month Companies Index (March 2019 – February 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 4, February 21, 2020
  

• Breakneck rallies seesaw to slower growth
• Odlum overhauled portfolio in 2019
• Russell 3000 shows value trumps growth
• Investing 101: Whatever time of year it is, Thackray’s got you covered!
• Equity offering could help pay off expenses
• How September research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• 12 – MONTH COMPANIES INDEX (FEBRUARY 2019 – FEBRUARY 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 3, February 7, 2020
  

• American Aires unveils new protective products
• Trade to drag on growth slightly as U.S. slows
• Investing 101: 2020 indicators point both ways, say value-hunting authors
• Income Trust Insider
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• Tech gains drive stock markets anew
• 12 – Month Companies Index (FEBRUARY 2019 – JANUARY 2020)

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• Vol. 52, No. 2, January 24, 2020
  

• Investing and planning: keep your money
• Transport support key to RNG adoption
• Fluorspar, important to industry, also at Ashram
• Investing 101: Soros’ financial and philosophical theory of reflexivity
• Morning Call
• Steadily advancing projects and generating cash
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• 2019 raised valuations, limiting future growth

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• Vol. 52, No. 1, January 3, 2020
  

• 2019 closes on a euphoric note
• Super-spec rigs carve out HP’s edge
• Mean reversion a potent market force
• Oligopolies block upstarts and wider growth with barriers to entry
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• 12 – MONTH COMPANIES INDEX (JANUARY 2019 – DECEMBER 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 24, December 20, 2019
  

• Tracking S&P 500 reveals easy money addiction
• IFAs fill need for liquidity upon death
• U.S. stimulus dependent since Obama era
• Investing 101: Forget about share price and keep your eyes on income instead
• Quarterly results reaffirms the analysts’outlook
• How July research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• 12 – MONTH COMPANIES INDEX (DECEMBER 2018 – DECEMBER 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 23, December 6, 2019
  

• What’s with negative interest rates?
• Gold junior makes record revenue in Q3
• A perfect season for REITs?
• Investing 101: First hours are when great heroes are made, says Sharma
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How June research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• U.S. markets keep on keeping on

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• Vol. 51, No. 22, November 22, 2019
  

•  Canadian tech firm starts trading on CSE
•  Home on the (trading) range
•  Emerging and frontier markets worth a look
• Investing 101: Public boards adopting private practices: path to shareholder value
• Morning Call
• How May research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• U.S. markets quickly pass another bumpy blip

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• Vol. 51, No. 21, November 1, 2019
  

• Gold will beat US$10,000 an ounce: this is why
• Bookings strong: Air Canada
• Negative debt yields goose up gold price
• Investing 101: ‘All you really need to know is how to manage your own money’
• Income Trust Insider
• How May research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• Lukewarm market? Time to diversify
• 12 – Month Companies Index (NOVEMBER 2018 – OCTOBER 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 20, October 18, 2019
  

• Life insurance options: Borrow, rent or buy
• Dealing with the neighbours
• Dividends can obscure technical patterns
• Investing 101: Author urges retired and pre-retirement clients: plan carefully first
• Morning Call
• Market misprices energy sector: Raymond James
• How May research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• It’s time to think inside the box

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• Vol. 51, No. 19, October 4, 2019
  

• Managing risk in a volatile world
• Portfolio should include gold, REITs
• Still time to pick up rising small gold stocks
• Investing 101: ‘Good credit will save you hundreds of thousands’
• Income Trust Insider
• Essential information on the most widely covered income trusts by leading analysts across Canada
• How May research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
•  Bearish sentiment met with record highs
• 12 – Month Companies Index – (OCTOBER 2018 – SEPTEMBER 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 18, September 20, 2019
  

• Impact Silver ready to resume exploration work
• CIBC reserved on REITs short-term
• Developers, explorers discount takeover targets
• Investing 101: Authors offer a crystal ball-view of upcoming trends in finance
• Morning Call
• Energy stocks steering through headwinds well
• How April research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
•  Diverse picks to hedge against volatility
• 12 – Month Companies Index – (SEPTEMBER 2018 – SEPTEMBER 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 17, September 6, 2019
  

• Should we heed the warning signs?
• Time to sell these two auto part stocks?
• Alamos has long-term organic growth potential
• Investing 101: Buy as much avocado toast as you want and spend guilt-free
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How April research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• The usual suspects on the rise: tech stocks
• 12 – Month Companies Index

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• Vol. 51, No. 16, August 23, 2019
  

• Libra makes waves around the finance world
• Natural gas picks were Odlum’s regret
• Awaiting upside at US$1,400/oz gold
• Investing 101: Fundamentals matter most, but technical signs deserve respect
• Morning Call
• Mixed fortunes among Canadian energy players
• How March research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• Post-tariff talk stock dip: time to buy again?
• 12 – Month Companies Index (AUGUST 2018 – August 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 15, August 9, 2019
  

• Private lenders sleep better in slower market
• Commerce seeks federal support
• ‘Dumb money’ bullish, while ‘smart’ gets wary
• Investing 101: Clever Girl Finance
• Income Trust Insider
• How March research has fared
• What was said 12 months ago
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters say
• Defensive gold (and its miners) on the rise
• 12 – Month Companies Index (AUGUST 2018 – JULY 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 14, July 19, 2019
  

• Taking care of yourself first in retirement
• Spread out your tax burden over years
• Dow tenets do not show promise
• Investing 101: Master grower leaves renegade life behind for
  corporate pot
• MORNING CALL: Celebrating acquisition on
  Canada Day weekend
• How January research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• WHAT THE MARKET LETTERS SAY
• 12 – MONTH COMPANIES INDEX (JULY 2018 – JULY 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No.13., July 5, 2019
  

• Saving the family cottage
• Q2 suggests declining outlook for banks
• Investing 101: Trading too often can cost you dearly, in more ways than one
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How February research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• 12 – Month Companies Index (July 2018 – June 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No.12., June 21, 2019
  

• Ximen moves toward Kenville production
• Invictus game boosts Axion Ventures’ upside
• Investing 101:‘It’s hard to overstate the importance of induction’
• Morning Call
• Storm brewing over Enbridge’s largest project
• How January research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Navigating a potential market slowdown
• 12 – Month Companies Index

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• Vol. 51, No.11., June 7, 2019
  

• Higher returns, lower taxes
• N.A. oilfield services warm up (slightly)
• Investing 101:  Discover a better, more efficient method for real estate investing
• Income Trust Insider
• How January research has fared
• What the Market Letters Say
• Markets edging back to record highs
• 12 – Month Companies Index

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• Vol. 51, No.10., May 24, 2019
  

• Yesteryear’s poor performers lead the pack
• DIRTT is Haywood’s ‘top pick’ for growth
• Investing 101:  Financial system got hooked on cheap ‘conjured money’ after ’08
• Morning Call
• Mark Little succeeds Steve Williams at Suncor
• How December research has fared
• What the Market Letters Say
• Tech and blue chips keep markets in the green
• 12 – Month Companies Index (MAY 2018 – MAY 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No.9., May 10, 2019
  

• Three strategies for high-growth stocks
• You sold your business; now what?
• Investing 101:  Forget about share price and keep your eyes on income instead
• Income Trust Insider
•  How November research has fared
• What the Market Letters Say
•  Infrastructure attracts market buzz
• 12 – Month Companies Index (MAY 2018 – APRIL 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No.8., April 26, 2019
  

• GFe gearing up to disrupt multiple industries
• Synthetic stocks: the long and short of it
• Protecting your portfolio with precious metals
• Investing 101: Building wealth a few years earlier can make a world of difference
• Morning Call
• Alberta energy players restructure high debt load
• How November research has fared
• What the Market Letters Say
• Calibrate for falling interest rates
• 12 – Month Companies Index (APRIL 2018 – APRIL 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No.7., April 5, 2019
  

• Spring cleaning the portfolio
• Dominant firms’ profits rise disproportionately
• Investing 101: Knowing your limits key to balancing today’s fun with futures
• Income Trust Insider
• How November research has fared
• What the Market Letters Say
• Tech control of your portfolio
• 12 – Month Companies Index (APRIL 2018 – MARCH 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No.6., March 22, 2019
  

• CRB and TSX’s dance offers clue to their futures
• For a great ROI, be philanthropic
• Investing 101: In real estate, even small details can lead to large financial gains
• Morning Call
• Aerospace expert wins federal contract
• How October research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Tech stocks keep markets soaring
• 12 – Month Companies Index (MARCH 2018 – MARCH 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 5., March 8, 2019
  

• Reduce risk while preserving profit potential
• Do not wait: get organized now!
• Zimtu builds a miner league of its own
• Investing 101: Real estate and cannabis drive Canadian market growth
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How September research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• Market recovery: fundamental growth or froth?
• What the Market Letters Say
• 12 – MONTH COMPANIES INDEX (MARCH 2018 – FEBRUARY 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 4., February 22, 2019
  

• SCI links Chinese innovators with Canadian
• National’s earnings rise 10% to record
• Liu: Shenzhen and Toronto are a natural fit
• Investing 101: T.J. Maxx beats S&P 500 and rest of retail after Q4 earnings releases
• Strong foundation to handle shaky markets
• How September research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• 12 – MONTH COMPANIES INDEX (FEBRUARY 2018 – FEBRUARY 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 3., February 8, 2019
  

• Devastating losses are coming
• New tax rules hit entrepreneurs hardest
• Banks banking on credit trends continuing
• Investing 101: Ensuring the next generation builds on the last’s good work
• Income Trust Insider
• Canadian energy takes a defensive tack
• How September research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Markets bounce back from late 2018 downturn

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• Vol. 51, No. 2., January 25, 2019
  

• Confident in near-term rally in the United States
• Canada’s economy OK, though slowing
• Investing 101: Living at the convergence of disability and profitability
• Morning Call
• Canadian energy takes a defensive tack
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Bulls of 2018 tire but are they on last legs?
• 12 – Month Companies Index (JANUARY 2018 – JANUARY 2019)

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• Vol. 51, No. 1., January 4, 2019
  

• Wealth moves from analog to digital format
• Precious metals primed for recovery
• Investing 101: Asset classes’ pros and cons differ based on who is investing
• Income Trust Insider
• How August research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Find ways to profit from worrying oil prices
• 12 – Month Companies Index (JANUARY 2017 – DECEMBER 2018)

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• Vol. 50, No. 24., December 21, 2018
  

• Turning a dirty road into an information highway
• 5G to spur next Industrial Revolution
• Govt’s shirking pensions, so rely on yourself
• Investing 101: ‘Passive’ investing is the trend, but specific stocks return the most
• Morning Call
• How July research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Adjust your bets; bull run may come to a halt
• 12 – Month Companies Index (December 2017 – December 2018)

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• Vol. 50, No. 23., December 7, 2018
  

• Tax loss selling strategies
• Gold stays ‘the dog’s breakfast’
• U.S. and Canadian banks are worth watching
• Investing 101: Whatever path you wish to take, this guide will help you find it
• Income Trust Insider
• Increase your share ownership DRIP by DRIP
• How July research has fared
• Views of Leading Canadian Analysts
• What the Market Letters Say
• Canadian oil prices punish energy companies

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