Uber and Lyft, the two largest ride-sharing companies competing to be the leader in the global markets, just released their Q4/2019 earnings and guidance for 2020. In 2019, Uber had quarterly net loss of US$1.1B and annual loss of US$8.5B; Lyft had quarterly net loss of US$356M and annual loss of US$2.6B. Both plan to be EBITDA positive by the end of 2020. [more]

Alibaba, Amazon, Google, IBM, Microsoft and Oracle are all fighting for a pie of an industry growing at over 20% per year & estimated to be almost $75B by 2022. [more]

The market indexes stumbled on Friday after reaching all-time highs on Thursday. Nevertheless, within this context, dividend-paying stocks continue to perform well. [more]

Annual gold demand dips 1% year-over-year due to a decrease in consumer demand that over shadowed the higher investment demand for gold-related ETFs. [more]

The Top Ten Portfolio slipped a bit over the last two weeks, dropping 2.2%, while the S&P/TSX Composite Index gained a modest 1.1%. [more]

On February 5, 2020, the Empire Club of Canada hosted a panel discussion with guest panelists including Cole Diamond, Fatema Pirone, and Richard Carlton. [more]

Tesla Q4/2019 Earnings Beat Consensus Estimate, GM Invests $2.2B into EVs, and UPS buys 10,000 EVs. [more]

AbraPlata, Azimut, Granada Gold Mine, and Osino Resources had drill results that sent the stocks higher, time to get these companies on your watch list. [more]