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Top 10 Traded Stocks in January 2022
Written by The Inspired Investor Team | Published on February 1, 2022
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With each new month, we take a look back to see what RBC Direct Investing clients have been trading. Here's a look at the top 10 stocks bought and sold by clients in January.
Top 10 Stocks Bought at RBC Direct Investing in January 2022
(Rankings based on filled Canadian and U.S. equity trades placed by RBC Direct Investing clients in the month of January.)
| 1. | Tesla Inc |
| 2. | Shopify Inc |
| 3. | Royal Bank of Canada |
| 4. | Apple Inc |
| 5. | Microsoft Corp |
| 6. | Suncor Energy Inc |
| 7. | Nvidia Corp |
| 8. | Enbridge Inc |
| 9. | Toronto-Dominion Bank |
| 10. | AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc |
Top 10 Stocks Sold at RBC Direct Investing in January 2022
(Rankings based on filled Canadian and U.S. equity trades placed by RBC Direct Investing clients in the month of January.)
| 1. | Tesla Inc |
| 2. | Royal Bank of Canada |
| 3. | Suncor Energy Inc |
| 4. | Apple Inc |
| 5. | Enbridge Inc |
| 6. | Shopify Inc |
| 7. | Toronto-Dominion Bank |
| 8. | Air Canada |
| 9. | Nvidia Corp |
| 10. | Cenovus Energy Inc |
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