The Best Canadian Stock to Own When Volatility Returns In this article : What is volatility? The best Canadian stock to own Fortis's latest results The bottom line Should you invest $1,000...
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It's the one that has little sensitivity to market and economic turmoil. And it's the one that has proven to be a dependable and reliable steward of shareholder capital. Market volatility is a measure of how much a stock or the market fluctuates over time. High volatility means that prices and/or returns fluctuate sharply over a short time period. Low volatility means that prices and/or returns stay more constant, changing gradually and remaining relatively steady. This knowledge can help us in our investment decisions today, but how? Well, I'm of the belief that the stock market is vulnerable to weakness in the year ahead. I am therefore favouring stocks that have demonstrated less volatility in their price and returns. This way, I can shelter my portfolio somewhat from the storm ahead. Given this backdrop, I'm reducing exposure to highly volatile stocks and increasing my exposure to low-volatility stocks. I run the risk of missing out on upside if I'm wrong about where I think
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- 3/4/26 - Form 4
- 2/25/26 - Form 3
- 2/18/26 - Form 6-K
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