INVESTOR INSIGHTS REPORT (October)
The following are some key observations of the TSX and TSX Venture Exchange markets in October.
INVESTOR INSIGHTS REPORT (September)
The following are some key observations of the TSX and TSX Venture Exchange markets in September.
Three Ways Canadian Companies Have Adapted for Resilience
It’s undeniable the profound impact that the pandemic has had on the business community. However, it was not the primary driver of change in recent years. Rather, globalization, technology advancements and shifting demographics are the three major megatrends that have fundamentally changed the landscape for companies in every industry across every geography on the planet.
The TSX30 Tells Us Some Important Things About What Canada Does Right
TSX Venture Exchange (TSXV) is the largest and oldest junior venture market in Canada. Its profile is so low in many parts of this country that even well-informed policy makers and business people would be hard-pressed to tell you anything about it. But, as the most recent TSX30™ shows, TSXV is a powerhouse when it comes to supplying successful new companies to Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
How Top-Performing Stocks are Focusing on Sustainability
There is a broader shift that is taking place about the importance of sustainability, environmental, social, and governance (ESG), and corporate social responsibility (CSR) in all areas of business, from investor relations to customer engagement to employee satisfaction. And investors are taking notice.
Nous assistons à un important virage au sujet de l’importance du développement durable, des facteurs environnementaux, sociaux et de gouvernance (ESG) et de la responsabilité sociale des entreprises (RSE) dans tous les domaines d’activité, qu’il s’agisse des relations avec les investisseurs à l’engagement de la clientèle en passant par la satisfaction des employés. Et les investisseurs en prennent acte.
INVESTOR INSIGHTS REPORT (August)
The following are some key observations of the TSX and TSX Venture Exchange markets in August.
Miners and tech lead the TSX's 30 best performing stocks
Miners and tech companies led the 30 best performing stocks on the Toronto Stock Exchange over the past three years as the pandemic pushed investors into gold, commodities used in renovations and all things online.
BETAKIT - SHOPIFY GROWS 846 PERCENT OVER THREE-YEAR PERIOD, PLACES SECOND ON 2021 TSX30 RANKING
Shopify ranked second this year on the 2021 TSX30, the Toronto Stock Exchange’s program showcasing the 30 top-performing stocks over a three-year period. Altogether, five technology companies made the list, released September 14. The other companies were goeasy LTD., Absolute Software Corporation, Real Matters, and Tecsys Inc.
What Digital Resilience Means For The Future Of Canadian Business
In September 2021, Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) launched the third edition of TSX30™, a ranking of the 30 top-performing stocks on TSX based on 3-year dividend-adjusted share price performance. Over the last three years, these companies created close to CAD 250 billion of market capitalization growth for their employees, shareholders, and the Canadian market*.
En septembre 2021, la Bourse de Toronto (TSX) a lancé la troisième édition du palmarès TSX 30, un classement des 30 sociétés les plus performantes inscrites à la TSX sur une période de trois ans, désignées selon l’appréciation du cours de l’action ajusté en fonction du dividende. Au cours des trois dernières années, ces sociétés dont la capitalisation boursière était de près de 250 milliards de dollars canadiens ont créé de la valeur pour leurs employés, leurs actionnaires et le marché canadien.*
Addressing Investment Gaps in Canada's Growth Sectors
Canada has historically been known for its energy and natural resources sectors, but in more recent years, there has been an increased focus on the technology sector as Canada attracted both talent and capital to innovation hubs and clusters.
Le Canada est reconnu depuis toujours pour ses secteurs de l’énergie et des ressources naturelles, mais, depuis quelques années, une attention grandissante est portée au secteur des technologies étant donné que le Canada a attiré à la fois les talents et les capitaux vers certains pôles et certaines grappes d’innovation.