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This stock might now be oversold.

If the Magnificent 7 is getting too crowded and expensive, one Canadian compounder offers a quieter way to play long-term software growth.

Serious AI-driven tailwinds, surging earnings, and a track record that leaves peers in the dust, look no further than Celestica (TSX:CLS) stock for growth in 2026.

This REIT pays you every single month, and with 97.8% occupancy and a 5.9% yield, it might be Canada's most reliable income stock for 2026.

For those concerned about Trump's tariffs (and the threat of new tariffs), here are three stocks investors may want to be wary of right now.

In a choppy market, the biggest TFSA danger isn't the downturn, it's selling too soon and missing the rebound.

Given its discounted valuation, visible development pipeline, and solid long-term industry tailwinds, Northland Power would be an excellent buy at these levels.

SPDR Gold Shares (NYSEMKT:GLD) and other gold stocks are great assets to pursue cautiously on weakness.

These companies have delivered annual dividend growth for decades.

CNR can be the kind of "own the network" stock that keeps compounding even when markets get jumpy.