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Top stocks picks from Goldman Sachs: Strong EPS growth with reasonable valuations

A roundup of what The Globe and Mail’s market strategist Scott Barlow is reading today on the Web

Wednesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades

Inside the Market’s roundup of some of today’s key analyst actions

Wednesday’s Insider Report: Chief legal officer cashes out over $1-million from this dividend stock

A look at recent notable transactions

Wednesday’s TSX breakouts: A security yielding 8% with price stability and 81.5% payout ratio

This REIT may be best suited for consideration by investors seeking teady income

INVESTING

Don’t be shocked if the Fed decides to shock the market Wednesday

Don’t be shocked if the U.S. central bank opts for a rate cut. It’s still trying to decipher the true state of the economy

A ‘pivotal moment’ and a ‘circus’: Markets brace for today’s Federal Reserve rate decision

Investors watch for signals as U.S. central bank also releases fresh projections

What a go-ahead on Trans Mountain will mean for long-suffering TSX energy investors

There’s been very little good news in the oil patch over the past five years, but the pipeline project – if it happens – could change that

Will China dump U.S. bonds as a trade weapon? Not so fast

Fear of the ‘nuclear option’ persists

Winners and losers in Trump’s trade war with China

A look at companies poised to gain or struggle

inside the market

What every Canadian investor needs to know today

Market movers: Stocks seeing action on Wednesday - and why

A roundup of some of the North American equities making moves in both directions today

Wednesday’s small-cap stocks to watch

Our roundup of Canadian small-caps of between $100-million and $2.5-billion in market capitalization making news and on the move today

This high-yielding TSX stock has returned 35% so far this year - and more sizzling gains are likely ahead

Five reasons that Superior could continue to grill up some tasty returns

John Heinzl

Here’s how to find out if you’d benefit from Ottawa’s new annuity initiative

Statistics suggest that most retirees draw down their nest eggs too slowly, not too quickly. Unfortunately, they won’t come to realize that fact until it is too late

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Through the daily market drama, my Buy and Hold Portfolio continues to exceed expectations With a base of blue-chip stocks, it is averaging an annual compound growth rate of 11.5% Gordon Pape

This strategist’s bold call at the start of this year was right on the mark. Here’s what he’s now predicting for the TSX Luc Vallée outlines his predictions for the balance of 2019 in a Q&A

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Millennial Money

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Retirement

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Is index investing ‘passive’ in name only?

Four ways advisors can help business owners transfer their business

Mutual fund firms beef up fee reductions

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Household Finance

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Financial Facelift Can this 62-year-old stay on track for retirement after a salary cut?

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Financial Facelift Trevor and Tara are tired of their jobs. Can they to move to B.C. and maintain their standard of living?

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Tax Matters The grass isn’t always greener. How tax and living costs compare in eight Canadian and U.S. cities

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Number Cruncher

Number Cruncher These ten TSX stocks show strong earnings momentum

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Research Reports

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Think twice when buying recreational property before a city home First-time homebuyers aching to get into the real estate market should be cautious about trying to bypass expensive urban housing by purchasing a recreational property before a city house, real estate experts say. Sotheby's International Realty Canada CEO Brad Henderson says it's more of a lifestyle choice than it is a great investment. Some hot locations for cottages are currently seeing prices soar because of short supply, but these properties may now be as equally unaffordable as the big cities.

Carbon pricing is now in effect across Canada. What is it anyway? In 2018, the federal government announced that all provinces would need to implement a carbon-pricing system by April 1, 2019 and those that didn't would fall under a federal carbon tax. But what is carbon pricing anyway?

How to be a better recycler Recycling is more than just tossing plastics or paper into the right bin — some items need to be cleaned out and others are simply unwanted. Here’s what to be aware of when sifting through your recycling.

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