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Despite concerns over where states will go on the issue of online sports betting, DraftKings stock is approaching yet another buy point.
Despite concerns over where states will go on the issue of online sports betting, DraftKings stock is approaching yet another buy point.
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With so much excitement around artificial intelligence, this year’s stock market story has been all about technology. But not every tech fund has tech in the name.
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Guggenheim analyst Ronald Jewsikow started coverage of shares of electric-vehicle maker Rivian with a Buy rating and $18 price target.
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NVIDIA (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock is up a lot over the last two years. The post Where Will Nvidia Stock Be in 5 Years? appeared first on The Motley Fool Canada.
Amidst a landscape where the Canadian market shows resilience with steady economic growth and rising stock values, consumer sentiment remains tepid, reflecting a complex interplay of economic factors. In such an environment, identifying stocks that are potentially undervalued becomes particularly compelling as they may offer opportunities for investors seeking value in a market where broader indices have been performing robustly.
A new report from CIBC shows how some Canadians are managing to buy their first homes. It turns out they're not paying for all of it themselves. Nathaniel Dove looks at where the money is coming from and how much people are getting.
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The Canadian market has shown robust performance, with a gain of 1.1% recently and an impressive 9.9% increase over the past year, alongside expectations of earnings growing by 15% annually. In this promising environment, dividend stocks that offer consistent payouts and potential for capital appreciation can be particularly appealing to investors looking for both stability and growth.
The meme stock fever that catapulted GameStop up the charts and back into the spotlight last month has somewhat faded, with the shares languishing in recent days amid signs of waning interest from investors. Shares in GameStop slipped 2.9% on Wednesday to close at $24.20, though prices were more buoyant Thursday, with the shares advancing 6.6%. Wednesday saw the lowest trading volume in GameStop since before last month’s rollercoaster, with 17.43 million shares traded on June 26 being the lowest since May 2 and below the 65-day average of 47.57 million, according to Dow Jones Market Data.
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