These two TSX stocks look cheap, but still have the cash flow and balance sheets to keep rewarding shareholders.

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This under-the-radar insurer is growing earnings fast, hiking its dividend, and still trading like the market hasn’t noticed.

These four TSX stocks could hold up in a softer economy because they sell essentials, stay profitable, and still have upside.

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Over the last year, MER stock has climbed 30%, reflecting improving investor confidence. On top of that, it offers an ...

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Canadian Natural Resources looks resilient with low breakevens, strong earnings, low leverage, and a growing dividend.

Given their solid underlying businesses and visible growth prospects, these three stocks offer attractive buying ...

Three top TSX stocks that fit this profile right now are Canadian National Railway ( TSX:CNR ), Enbridge ( TSX:ENB ), and ...