One of the most important principles of sound investment management is staying on top of what’s happening in the world and how those events affect finances. Conditions change quickly, and keeping up-to-date on developments and trends can be challenging. The team of experts producing IWB have been advising Canadian investors for over 25 years.

Edited and Published by Gordon Pape. Associate Editor: Richard Croft

With Gavin Graham, Ryan Irvine, Glenn Rogers, Shawn Allen, Adam Mayers, Paul Bamford & Michael Corcoran.

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TC Energy Inc. (TSX, NYSE: TRP)

TC Energy is one of North America’s biggest pipeline companies. It owns or has interests in seven power generation facilities, including the Bruce nuclear facility in Ontario.

Buy


Alphabet Inc. (NDQ: GOOGL)

The firm implemented a major restructuring in 2015 that created Alphabet as a holding company for Google (which includes Android, Chrome, and YouTube), Nest (home automation), Calico (anti-aging research), Fiber (high-speed Internet), Google Ventures (new company investments), Sidewalk Labs (city infrastructure), and Waymo (driverless cars). Other services include Google Maps, Google Play, AI, and cloud computing.

Buy


VanEck Uranium and Nuclear ETF (NYSE Arca: NLR)

This ETF includes companies involved in uranium mining, those involved in the construction, engineering, and maintenance of nuclear power facilities and reactors, as well as those that supply equipment, technology, and/or services to the nuclear power industry.

Hold


The Home Depot (NYSE: HD)

Home Depot was founded in 1978 and now has a total of 2,322 retail stores in all 10 provinces, all 50 US states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, Guam, and Mexico. The company generated $157.4 billion in revenue in 2022. It employs approximately 500,000 workers.

Hold


EQB Inc. (TSX: EQB, OTC: EQGPF)

EQB carries on operations through wholly owned subsidiary Equitable Bank, a federally regulated Schedule I bank with total assets under management of over $21 billion. EQB services individuals and businesses in Canadian urban markets, with a focus on entrepreneurs and new Canadians.

 

Hold