We May See a Recovery in These Two Canadian Stocks in 2023
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Canadian stocks have faced challenges in 2022 from rising rates, inflation, and economic uncertainty.
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Some quality dividend stocks now appear oversold and poised for a potential rebound in 2023.
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Canadian Pacific Railway has seen its stock price decline around 13% recently.
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1. Canadian Pacific Kansas City Limited (CP)
Network savings and its Kansas City Southern acquisition provide CP long-term potential despite industry challenges.
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CP is vulnerable to a recession hurting volumes but could surge when growth returns.
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Rogers Communications offers a steady telecom dividend with growth upside.
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2. Rogers Communications
Rogers aims to close its Shaw acquisition soon to become the number two telecom player.
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Rogers has stable cash flows even in downturns and a strong balance sheet to support its dividend.
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Canadian equities CP and Rogers have competitive advantages and dividend histories for oversold recovery possibilities.
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