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EPISODE · Sep 13, 2024 · 21 MIN

Canada's top 30 stocks - Stuart chats with Robert Peterman of the Toronto Stock Exchange | Ep.116

from Investing, Markets & Money · host The Armchair Trader

We meet Rob Peterman, Chief Commercial Officer at the Toronto Stock Exchange, to look at the newly released TSX30 list of top-performing Canadian companies. For more great investing ideas, news and insight, sign up to our FREE newsletter at www.thearmchairtrader.com/newsletter/ For stock tips and deeper company analysis get a free trial of Armchair Trader Plus+ at www.thearmchairtrader.com/register If you enjoy the podcast, like and subscribe for more great content. 00:00 What is the TSX30? 03:04 The sectors dominating 2024's TSX30 05:20 Trends to be seen in this year's TSX30 09:33 What can we learn from the dividend picture of the TSX 30 components this year, compared with when the list was first launched? 11:28 How are leading Canadian companies using and raising capital? 13:12 Which companies are consistently in the TSX30, and why? 15:06 What does the TSX30 tells us about Canadian and global markets? 17:32 What does the TSX30 tell non-Canadian investors about the Canadian stock market? 19:40 Find out more about the TSX30

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