Major Canadian and U.S. firms, including Xcel Energy, Home Depots, Magna, RBC, Thomson Reuters, and Walmart, announce dividend increases after strong fourth-quarter results. [more]
Alberta’s Energy Minister, Sonya Savage, visited E3’s office in Calgary to show the Alberta Government’s commitment to mineral development in the province. E3’s patented technology extracts lithium from oil field brine waters, with planned production starting in 2022. [more]
Berkshire Hathaway Energy, a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc., announced that it had acquired Dominion Energy’s natural gas transmission and storage assets in a deal valued at US$9.7B, deploying some of Berkshire’s US$137B cash reserves into a dividend-paying asset. [more]
As the coronavirus negatively affects the business world and companies cut or pull guidance, here are three companies, backed by recently released financial results, which have reaffirmed growth guidance for 2020 – Sangoma, Trulieve and Xebec. [more]
Highlights from Adelaide Capital’s CleanTech webinar with Aureus Energy, mCloud, Nano One, Questor and Thermal Energy. Competing in the trillion-dollar market. [more]
The Energy Sector fared a little better over the last two weeks. However, our Model Oil Portfolio dropped 0.9% and is now down 5.7% since inception on June 2, 2019 while, for 2020, it is off 14.6%. Many of the benchmarks we use are also struggling. The fear is that the coronavirus could spread globally and instigate a significant slow-down in a variety of economic areas. [more]
The specter of a coronavirus epidemic gripped the markets in the last few days with a broad sell-off occurring across almost all indexes. We are on the cusp of this health threat, and we could know soon whether it will proliferate or be contained. [more]
With a lessening of tensions in the Middle East, the Energy Sector retrenched last week. Although the price of crude oil rebounded in the latter part of the week, it was still down 0.9% and dragged many oil stocks down with it. [more]
It was somewhat of a wild ride last week as, at first, oil stocks surged with increasing global political tensions, but then they retrenched as these tensions dissipated. [more]
2019 was an outstanding year for the stock market. And, to start the year, if January 1’s trading is any indication, 2020 might just continue the market’s longest bull-run. A key to profitable portfolio performance can be gained by assessing the market’s seasonality trends. This report highlights what indexes/sectors are currently going-in/going-out of expected strength. [more]
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