Author: SmartStocks.ca Staff
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Is Enbridge Stock Still a Buy at Nearly $80?
Enbridge Stock: Time to Pump the Brakes? Enbridge Inc. (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB) has long been a favourite among Canadian dividend investors, and it is not hard to see why. The company offers a large, established business, reliable cash flow, and a dividend that has appealed to income-focused portfolios for years. But after a strong run in the… Read more
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Cameco Stock Jumps After Another Stellar Quarter
TL;DR The energy landscape is transforming, and nuclear power is becoming a bigger part of the conversation. As global demand for reliable, carbon-free baseload power rises, especially to support the rapid growth of artificial intelligence and energy-hungry data centers, Cameco (TSX:CCO)(NYSE:CCJ) is often viewed as one of the best-positioned uranium names in the market. There… Read more
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Here’s Why Shopify Stock Plunged on Tuesday, Even After Posting Strong Q1 Results
Shopify (TSX:SHOP)(NASDAQ:SHOP) is one of Canada’s biggest e-commerce success stories, but the market can be unforgiving when expectations are sky-high. On Tuesday, the stock sank about 16% right after the company reported its first-quarter 2026 results. With that move, Shopify is now down roughly 33% so far this year. At first glance, that reaction feels… Read more
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Should You Buy Shopify Stock Before Posts Its Earnings in May?
Shopify (TSX: SHOP) (NASDAQ: SHOP) hasn’t had the best start to the year. The stock has been sliding along with a lot of other tech names, and a big reason is that investors are getting nervous about how pricey the sector still looks, even for companies that have been growing fast. That said, Shopify’s actual… Read more
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Bitcoin and XRP Are at Key Levels. Cathie Wood Is Still Talking About a $16T Bitcoin Market
A lot of crypto traders are calling this an “April Awakening,” and you can see why. The charts are lining up with some very bullish longer-term calls from big money managers. Right now, Bitcoin and Ripple’s XRP are both sitting at important support and resistance zones, levels that could decide whether the next big move… Read more
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Strategy Bought Another 4,871 Bitcoins in Early April
Michael Saylor isn’t backing off his corporate Bitcoin playbook. If anything, he’s pushing it further, positioning Strategy less like an enterprise software company and more like what it now calls a “Bitcoin development company.” To match that shift, the firm has laid out a huge new fundraising plan designed to keep adding to its Bitcoin… Read more
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Morgan Stanley Launches a Bitcoin ETF, And Competition Is Heating Up
Big banks are making it pretty clear they’re not sitting on the sidelines of crypto anymore. Even with the choppy price action we’ve seen to start Q2, institutional adoption took another step forward this week when Morgan Stanley officially rolled out its Bitcoin Trust. It’s a strong sign that the “let’s wait and see” approach… Read more
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TSX Continues to Look Resilient and It’s Still Outperforming the S&P 500
There’s cautious optimism heading into the weekend As the TSX heads into the weekend, the overarching narrative is one of “cautious optimism.” The Canadian market has spent much of the last two weeks at the mercy of global geopolitical headlines, but today’s domestic labor data has reminded investors of the underlying strength of the Canadian… Read more
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Skeena Resources Optimizes Capital Structure with $750M Notes Offering
Skeena Resources Limited (TSX: SKE) is trending today after the company announced the successful completion of a massive US$750 million senior secured notes offering. This move is part of a sophisticated refinancing strategy aimed at de-risking the development of its flagship Eskay Creek gold-silver project in British Columbia. The 8.500% notes, which mature in 2031,… Read more
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Cascades Inc. Slashes Q1 Forecast Amid Weather Disruptions and Fuel Costs
Quebec-based paper and packaging leader Cascades Inc. (TSX: CAS) is down 3% today after the company issued a surprising downward revision to its first-quarter earnings outlook. Cascades announced that it has lowered its expected adjusted EBITDA for the quarter by more than $10 million, citing a “perfect storm” of operational hurdles. The revision has sent… Read more