Prev Close | 63.39 |
Open | 63.81 |
Day Low/High | 63.69 / 64.29 |
52 Wk Low/High | 59.05 / 74.86 |
Volume | 219.45K |
Prev Close | 63.39 |
Open | 63.81 |
Day Low/High | 63.69 / 64.29 |
52 Wk Low/High | 59.05 / 74.86 |
Volume | 219.45K |
Exchange | NYSE |
Shares Outstanding | 1204.47B |
Market Cap | 75.58B |
P/E Ratio | 13.69 |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Apple has placed highs at ever dwindling prices and lows at ever increasing prices. Withering formations like this often foretell explosive moves one way or the other.
The Bank of Nova Scotia is a Canadian bank with a high dividend yield above 5%.
Investors should keep an eye on these four names in the week ahead.
A number of Canadian bank stocks have lower valuations and higher dividend yields than their U.S.-based peers.
Because of the country's strong energy, commodity and financial industries, investors can find a host of high-quality dividend stocks in Canada.
Institutional investors have been unloading these three stocks.
Our neighbor to the north faces a "perfect storm" of problems.
It's clear why folks have shifted to solid dividend names.
What follows boom is usually a bust.
Canadian banks are among my favorite income sources.
There's a litany of reasons to be bullish on this banking behemoth.
Three big Canadian banks are outperforming the financial sector, despite the risk of slowing global growth.