3 Canadian stocks investors could explore on Halloween

3 min read | October 31, 2022 10:38 AM EDT | By Team Kalkine Media

Highlights

  • In Q2 2022, the consolidated retail sales for Canadian Tire increased by 9.9 per cent.
  • For Q2 2022, the net earnings for Nutrien Ltd. rose to US$ 3,601 million.
  • The adjusted EBITDA for Rogers Sugar Inc. grew to C$ 19,979,000.

Halloween is here, and it is time celebrate. Along with this spookiness, many investors might hope that this time brings them stability and growth.

Post the pandemic, there is a major shift in the preference of the people and the economy compared to the previous year. With Halloween approaching, it is anticipated that it may raise the expenditures and consumption of people. Currently, people are willing to spend more and enjoy themselves.

Halloween is known to be a good time for people to enjoy. Also, many investors consider it a good time to invest and reap profits from their stocks. But to go in this direction, it is crucial to have complete knowledge of the market at every step. Do not take it for granted, and analyze every factor deeply. Here are three stocks to analyze, along with their recent financial highlights.

  1. Canadian Tire Corporation Limited (TSX:CTC)

Canadian Tire is engaged in selling footwear, sporting equipment, automotive parts, and home goods. In addition, it is also engaged in selling vehicle fuel through franchise, company-owned and dealer networks. The stores primarily operates under the brand name of Party City, PartSource monikers, Mark's, SportChek, and Atmosphere.

In Q2 2022, the consolidated retail and comparable sales for the company increased by 9.9 per cent and five per cent, respectively, in Q2 2021. The net income decreased to C$ 177.6 million compared to C$ 259.1 million for the same comparative period.

  1. Nutrien Ltd. (TSX:NTR)

Nutrien is a fertilizer producer. The company produces nitrogen, potash, and phosphate as its main crop nutrients. The main focus of the company is on potash.

For Q2 2022, the net earnings for Nutrien Ltd. rose to US$ 3,601 million from US$ 1,113 million in Q2 2021. The sales, too, grew to US$ 14,506 million from US$ 9,763 million.

The below graph shows the adjusted EBITDA for the company at two different times:

  1. Rogers Sugar Inc. (TSX:RSI)

Rogers Sugar Inc is engaged in producing sugar. The company is based in Canada and is into packaging, refining, marketing and packaging of sugar products. The company's product range includes cubes, stevia, yellow sugar, coconut sugar, and other related sugar products.

In Q3 2022, the revenue rose to C$ 254.63 million from C$ 210.93 million in Q3 2021. The adjusted EBITDA for Rogers Sugar Inc. grew to C$ 19.97 million versus C$ 14.26 million for the same comparative period.

Bottom Line:

The demand this festive season has been increasing as there are no restrictions and rules to implement. Every sector may benefit from this increasing demand. But do not move ahead with blinkers. Have a 360-degree view of the market, and pick your stocks carefully.

To stabilize your portfolio, you must align your wealth goals with your selected stocks. Moreover, go with the stocks with a strong background in company valuations and finances. Also, look for companies that can sail through any economic shock coming their way. It is crucial to fight against market setbacks and keep on moving in the forward direction.

Please note, the above content constitutes a very preliminary observation based on the industry and is of limited scope without any in-depth fundamental valuation or technical analysis. Any interest in stocks or sectors should be thoroughly evaluated taking into consideration the associated risks.


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