Xhqo Is Canopy Growth (TSX:WEED) a Buy at $45
In a recent series of articles, I ;ve explored my plan to get to $2,000 per year in passive income by the end of 2023. When I started the series, my brokers reported that I had $1,200 per year in tax-free passive income. Today, I ;m at $1,701. By adding a few new investments as well as selling some old ones that didn ;t pay dividends and re-investing the proceeds into dividend stocks, I ;ve increased my annual passive income by $500/year. In this article, I will explain ho stanley cup w I did it.Dividend stocksThe main thing I ;ve done in the last two months to increase my annual passive income was to invest in d stanley cup ividend stocks  notably, Toronto-Dominion Bank  TSX:TD  and Bank of America  NYSE:BAC . These are two bank stocks that I hold in my Registered Retirement Savings Plan  RRSP  and Tax-Free Savings Account  TFSA . TD Bank stock yields about 4%. Bank of America yields  stanley cup 2.5%. Currently, I own 137 shares of TD Bank and 260 shares of Bank of America, resulting in $83 Fwbf RRSP Investors: 2 Oversold Growth Stocks That Look Ready to Recover
No matter what kind of investor you are, you don t want to overpay for your investments because doing so will reduce your returns whether in terms of yield or capital gain. That s why I like buying companies when they re priced below their intrinsic value.In the past week, WestJet Airlines Ltd.  TSX:WJA  set a new 52-week low. Because of Westjet s cyclical nature, it only makes sense to consider an investment in it when it s priced significantly below its intrinsic value. I believe now is the time to get in on its discounted shares. Here   why.1. Discounted val stanley thermoskannen uationWith a SP credit rating of BBB-, I don t consider Westjet as a core holding in my portfolio, but I do t stanley mugg hink it s a plausible investment right now given its discounted valuation.At $22 per share, Westjet is priced at below a price-to-earnings ratio  P/E  of 8, while it has traded above a P/E of 13 multiple times in the past. As a result, I think it s fair to assign a P/E of 11 to 13, expecting stanley becher  the price to eventua

Xhqo Is Canopy Growth (TSX:WEED) a Buy at $45
In a recent series of articles, I ;ve explored my plan to get to $2,000 per year in passive income by the end of 2023. When I started the series, my brokers reported that I had $1,200 per year in tax-free passive income. Today, I ;m at $1,701. By adding a few new investments as well as selling some old ones that didn ;t pay dividends and re-investing the proceeds into dividend stocks, I ;ve increased my annual passive income by $500/year. In this article, I will explain ho stanley cup w I did it.Dividend stocksThe main thing I ;ve done in the last two months to increase my annual passive income was to invest in d stanley cup ividend stocks  notably, Toronto-Dominion Bank  TSX:TD  and Bank of America  NYSE:BAC . These are two bank stocks that I hold in my Registered Retirement Savings Plan  RRSP  and Tax-Free Savings Account  TFSA . TD Bank stock yields about 4%. Bank of America yields  stanley cup 2.5%. Currently, I own 137 shares of TD Bank and 260 shares of Bank of America, resulting in $83 Fwbf RRSP Investors: 2 Oversold Growth Stocks That Look Ready to Recover
No matter what kind of investor you are, you don t want to overpay for your investments because doing so will reduce your returns whether in terms of yield or capital gain. That s why I like buying companies when they re priced below their intrinsic value.In the past week, WestJet Airlines Ltd.  TSX:WJA  set a new 52-week low. Because of Westjet s cyclical nature, it only makes sense to consider an investment in it when it s priced significantly below its intrinsic value. I believe now is the time to get in on its discounted shares. Here   why.1. Discounted val stanley thermoskannen uationWith a SP credit rating of BBB-, I don t consider Westjet as a core holding in my portfolio, but I do t stanley mugg hink it s a plausible investment right now given its discounted valuation.At $22 per share, Westjet is priced at below a price-to-earnings ratio  P/E  of 8, while it has traded above a P/E of 13 multiple times in the past. As a result, I think it s fair to assign a P/E of 11 to 13, expecting stanley becher  the price to eventua