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“Can’t Miss” investment stories are everywhere in the investment world, especially in a bull market. But these can’t miss sectors did miss.

5G technology is not only all the rage in the U.S., but Canada too. As the industry grows, these Canadian 5G stocks are on the rise.

Interest rates may be rising fast, but they’re still historically low. The best high-yield stocks are far better investments. Here are two.

The report features six attractive Canadian stocks you should buy right now.

Instead of worrying about inflation and the Fed, investors would be well-served to bet on this AI stock with plenty of room to run.

Over the past few months, previously beleaguered interest rate-sensitive stocks have begun outperforming. But they’re still cheap, and they still offer attractive dividends for investors.

Monthly dividends are a good way to earn a steady stream of income. Here are three of the safest and highest-yielding monthly dividend payers, according to Sure Dividend.

This year has been about as choppy and tricky as we can remember, so nothing the market would throw at us from here would come as a surprise. That said, there’s no question the snapback of the past couple of weeks has been very encouraging—the major indexes have rebounded beautifully, with many regaining their 50-day lines, and individual stocks (especially growth stocks) have done great, with more and more moving back to (or out above) their prior highs. We also like that the bounce has been broad, with the on-again, off-again, rotational action taking a backseat to outright buying. Obviously, the market isn’t totally out of the woods, as most indexes are still range-bound and earnings season is upon us, which will often change the trajectory of things. But we always go with what we see, and the odds are increasing that the September/early October correction is over. We’re moving our Market Monitor back up to a level 7, and could go higher than that if the good vibes continues.

This week’s list represents the broad advance of late, with stocks of all different spots and stripes making the cut. Our Top Pick is Zscaler (ZS), which has lifted to new price and relative performance highs after a six-week pullback.

Stock Name	Price	Buy Range	Loss Limit
Atlassian (TEAM)	415	392-405	360-365
Cameco Corporation (CCJ)	26	25-27	21.5-22.5
Continental Resources (CLR)	52	49-51	42.5-43.5
Datadog (DDOG)	157	152-158	135-138
MGM Resorts (MGM)	48	47-48.5	42.5-43.5
Range Resources (RRC)	24	21.5-23	18.5-19
Snowflake (SNOW)	338	322-333	286-292
Tesla, Inc. (TSLA)	870	845-865	760-770
XENE (XENE)	31	29.5-31.5	25-26
Zscaler (ZS)	301	292-302	262-268

Stocks chopped up and then down last week, and all told, not much has changed—the market is still in the throes of a two-month correction, with a sideways-to-down intermediate-term trend and few stocks moving in a sustained way on the upside; simply put, there’s little money being made right now. That doesn’t mean we’re in the storm cellar—we’re OK having a few lines in the water and starting some small positions in potential leaders as the odds favor the next big market move being up. But overall, a cautious stance is warranted given the evidence. We’ll leave our Market Monitor at a level 6.

This week’s list has something for everyone, with a variety of sectors and setups represented. Our Top Pick is an old name, but it’s cheap, strong and has an AI infrastructure angle that should keep buyers interested. Try to buy on weakness.

Cabot’s Tim Lutts tells The Suit that a chief goal is to make his readers better educated investors.

Small-cap investing is a chance to profit from smaller companies. Because they have so much room still to grow, small-cap stocks present an opportunity for enormous profits.

One portfolio stock is up on news of a successful drug trial and another reported a strong earnings beat.

On Friday this recommendation closed at 14.74, which was below the August 15 strike that we had sold last month. Because the stock closed below 15 the calls that we sold for $1.65 expired worthless. This is a good situation.

Revolve (RVLV) announced Q3 revenue of $244.1 million, up 62% and ahead of the $228.6 million (+60%) analysts had expected. By segment, REVOLVE grew by 56% (to $204.2 million) while FORWARD grew 95% (to $39.9 million).

“Empresa Nacional de Electricidad (EOC - yield 2.90%), or Endesa Chile, is Chile’s largest electric utility, where it holds about 35% of the market. About half the company’s earnings come from Chile. But while Chile represents the company’s largest market, it is also a major player throughout South America. For...

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I’m raising my rating on Cardinal Health (CAH) today to Strong Buy. CAH appears in the Growth & Income Portfolio.