Peter Lynch combined 2 investing styles to earn 29% per year from ⁠1977 to 1990 — here’s how you can apply the same market-trouncing technique today

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These 3 High-Dividend Canadian Stocks Are Worth a Look

When searching for great dividend stocks, there is a wide variety of factors to consider. Among them are earnings durability, recession resilience, dividend safety, and competitive advantages. Canadian stocks listed in the US tend to be undervalued relative to industry peers based in the US, and that not only means the margin of safety is better for the shareholder, but dividend yields are higher as well.