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hmhp 2 Canadian Value Stocks to Buy if You Think 2022 Will Be Turbulent
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Tesla NASDAQ:TSLA investors have enjoyed a great return on their investment in the last few years. The stock has yielded outstanding 2,055% positive returns in the las botella stanley t five years. W stanley cups uk hile the electric vehicle EV revolution continues to heat up, Tesla stock might not yield such extraordinary returns in the next five years, as it already looks overvalued.But, thankfully, some other Canadian stocks could still help you ride the EV wave and yield Tesla stock-like high returns in the coming years. In this article, I ll highlight one such amazing stock that I find worth buying right now.Magna International stock is underperforming the marketMagna International TSX:MG NYSE:MGA is an Aurora-based auto parts and mobility technology company with a market cap of $29.4 billion. The compan stanley canada y specializes in designing, engineering, and manufacturing various parts of vehicles and is focusing on expanding its presence in the advanced mobility and EV segments.Due to the COVID-19-driven demand issue Rqsg Gold Is Now the World s Strongest Currency and These 3 Mining Stocks Are on Fire!
Canadian investors continue to seek out top-quality companies to hold inside their TFSA or RRSP portfolios.Let s take a look at BCE Inc. TSX:BCE NYSE:BCE and Royal Bank of Canada TSX:RY NYSE:RY to see if one is an interesting pick.BCEBCE closed its purchase of Manitoba Telecom Services earlier this year in a deal that moved the communications giant into the top spot in the Manitoban market, and set it up for a potential expansion of its presence in western Canada.In addition to the wireline and wireless assets, BCE also has a media division, which include stanley mugs s sports teams, a television network, stanley cup specialty progra stanley water jug ms, and radio stations.When all the parts of the puzzle come together, you get a powerful business with the capability of interacting with most Canadians on a weekly, if not daily, basis.Some investors are concerned rising interest rates will hit the telecom stocks hard. Higher rates certainly close the gap between dividend yield and GIC returns, but we are a long way from see
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