The spread between Canada’s stock market earnings multiple and the U.S. has widened: Pelletier

That said, for those looking for equity income compared to growth, Canada is still a good place to be, says Martin Pelletier, senior portfolio manager for Trivest Wealth at Wellington-Altus Private Counsel. You have companies like Manulife and Suncor with a dividend near 5%, Canadian Utilities near 6%, Telus over 6%, and BCE near 8% says Pelletier.
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[@essenceflow]

Prime minister is a wet blanket for TSX.

[@KingUnKaged]

Same old question: why would a Canadian invest in anything other than real estate?

[@dev4statingx90]

I will never invest another dime in Canada after the last 4 years here. Get your act together Canada

[@parkerbohnn]

I wouldn't put 2 cents in any stock market until they correct 80+ percent downward back to fair market value. I remember the old adage from P.T. Barnum a fool and his money are soon parted.