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Market News Should You Buy Cameco Stock Ahead of Earnings? Cameco comes out with earnings this Friday, and many investors have been watching closely. Cameco stock has been one of the uranium stocks soaring due to the meme stock craze. But with earnings coming up, should investors perhaps consider this a long-term hold on the TSX today? Read More 1 Plunging TSX Stock Near 52-Week Lows to Watch in November With many investors bidding a turbulent October farewell, stocks are poise to approach a seasonally stronger period, with all eyes on the holiday season and a potential return of the Santa rally. This holiday season is shaping up to be a unique one, however, with global supply chain issues. Read More Plug into Tesla’s Trillion Dollar Money Machine! It's official. After Monday's push, TSLA now has a 1 trillion dollar market cap. That's trillion, with a T. It’s a combination of good fundamentals, lots of eyeballs on the name, and a squeeze courtesy of the options market. When we see a big leader move like this, there’s a tendency for stocks in the same space to follow along as hot money looks for… Read More

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