The third largest stock exchange in North America, the TSX is a leader in the mining and oil & gas sector, no doubt a reflection of Canada’s rich resource history. Using a floorless electronic trading platform, the exchange continues to host some of the world’s most successful companies alongside various ETFs, split-share corporations, income trusts, and investment funds. In contrast to other global exchanges, its financial-services index has recently posted consistent gains, carried in part by the Royal Bank of Canada and the National Bank of Canada. Below you’ll find comprehensive coverage of Canada’s largest exchange, its smaller counterparts, and the promising companies and CEOs that list both in Canada and the United States.
Canadian Royalty Trusts
They may be mostly disappearing in a year, but maybe it’s not a cause for alarm.
Raising Capital
TSX Venture Exchange’s CPC program brings renewed hope for small companies in need of capital.
Heading North
Opportunities are lining up for TMX Group and its two exchanges.
Toronto-Listed Canadian Bank Stocks
Investors looking for a healthier banking sector need look no further than the U.S.’s cousins to the north.
Cut, Color, Clarity, Carat: The Diamond Rush in Canada
There are just four things on the mind of an enthusiastic diamond shopper: cut, color, clarity, and carat. The 4 C’s are used to determine a diamond’s quality and cost.
Diamond in the Rough
With 5 million acres of prospects in western Canada, Grizzly Diamonds is looking to tap into Canada’s rich mineral resources.
Another Tipping Point in the Organic Revolution
Recently, I came across an article in which a top analyst stated that Whole Foods Market Inc. (NASDAQ: WFMI), the leading organic food retailer in the United States, could suffer as companies like Wal-Mart Stores Inc. (NYSE: WMT) and Costco Wholesale Corp. (NASDAQ: COST) expand into the organic food space.
