Category: Retail Stocks
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Canadian Stocks That Beat the Market in the Last Crash
These TSX stocks all rose by more than 15% in 2022 The possibility of a recession, while not yet official, is a growing concern for many investors in Canada. In times of economic uncertainty, the stock market can become volatile, leading investors to seek out assets that offer stability and a hedge against a downturn. Read more
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Spin Master Faces Choppy Holiday Season as Q3 Profits Fall
Tariff impacts and shifting consumer behaviour create uncertainty for the toymaker despite growth in digital games. Key Numbers Spin Master Corp. (TSX:TOY), the company behind Paw Patrol and Rubik’s Cube, is bracing for an unpredictable holiday quarter as consumer behaviour becomes “less predictable.” The toymaker’s third-quarter revenue and profit both fell significantly compared to the Read more
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Gildan Posts Strong Adjusted Q3 Earnings Amid $2.2B Hanesbrands Takeover
Adjusted EPS grew 17.6% and sales climbed, but a new acquisition is key to jumpstarting stagnant growth Key Numbers Gildan Activewear Inc. (TSX:GIL)(NYSE:GIL) has seen its stock rise 32% this year, and it reported a solid third quarter with net sales climbing to $910.6 million and a strong 17.6% jump in adjusted earnings. This performance Read more
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Aritzia’s U.S. Expansion Fuels Explosive Growth and Profitability
Key Numbers Aritzia (TSX:ATZ) delivered a standout second quarter, showcasing explosive revenue growth driven by a 21.6% surge in comparable sales. The company’s strategic expansion in the United States continued to pay off, with U.S. sales climbing over 40% to become the primary revenue driver. This top-line success was matched by a significant expansion in Read more
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Loblaw Posts Strong Quarterly Results but a Controversy Emerges Around Its ‘Buy Canada’ Marketing
Grocery heavyweight Loblaw (TSX:L) recently delivered earnings results in July. The company reported that Q2 revenue climbed 5.2 % to $14.7 billion—roughly $725 million more than the same period a year earlier. Analysts had been looking for growth closer to 5 % and sales of roughly $14.6 billion, so Loblaw’s numbers beat expectations. The company continues to benefit from high Read more
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Dollarama Stock at All-Time Highs: Is It Too Late to Buy?
Dollarama (TSX:DOL) continues to stand out as one of the top-performing growth stocks on the TSX. Over the last five years, its share price has surged by an impressive 300%. Despite ongoing concerns around tariffs and broader economic uncertainty, the stock has climbed nearly 40% since the start of the year, demonstrating notable resilience. The Read more
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Canadian Tire Acquires Hudson’s Bay IP in $30M Deal as Iconic Retailer Nears Closure
A Canadian Legacy Changes Hands Hudson’s Bay Co., one of the world’s oldest retailers, is approaching its final chapter. After entering creditor protection in March, the 355-year-old company has begun liquidating its assets, including its well-known branding. On Thursday, Canadian Tire announced a $30 million agreement to acquire Hudson’s Bay’s intellectual property, including trademarks, logos, Read more
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Loblaw Companies Grows Profit by 10% in Q1 2025
Loblaw recently reported earnings, and let’s go over how they look, what they mean for the stock, and if it’s a good buy. Earnings Remain Solid and Outlook Is Promising Q1 ended on March 22, and the company’s sales totaled $14.1 billion, which was an increase of 4.1% year over year. What was of key Read more
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This Retail Stock Is Soaring in 2025 and Offers a Great Way to Diversify Outside of the U.S. Market
If you’re looking for a top retail stock to own, without worrying about how the U.S. will do amid an intensifying trade war with China, there’s one company you may not want to overlook, and that’s Canadian-based Dollarama (TSX:DOL). Dollarama has been one of the best growth stocks on the TSX in recent years. And Read more
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Dollarama Stock Hits All-Time Highs—Is It Still a Buy?
A High-Flying Stock With Strong Growth Dollarama has been one of the best-performing stocks on the TSX, delivering nearly 300% returns over the past five years. Even with concerns about consumer spending, the discount retailer continues to thrive. In its last reported quarter (which ended on Oct. 27, 2024), comparable sales grew 3.3%, showing resilience Read more