Top 20 Traded Stocks in 2022
Written by The Inspired Investor Team | Published on January 12, 2023
Written by The Inspired Investor Team | Published on January 12, 2023
The end of a bull market. Rising interest rates and inflation. Geopolitical upheaval. Those were just a few of the ongoing themes through 2021 that kept investors on their toes. Through it all, what were RBC Direct Investing clients trading? We take a look back at the top 20 stocks bought and sold by clients in 2022.
(Rankings based on filled Canadian and U.S. equity trades placed by RBC Direct Investing clients in 2022.)
Buy Ranking | Stock |
1. | Tesla Inc |
2. | Shopify Inc |
3. | Royal Bank of Canada |
4. | Suncor Energy Inc |
5. | Bank of Nova Scotia |
6. | Amazon.com Inc |
7. | Air Canada |
8. | Apple Inc |
9. | Toronto-Dominion Bank |
10. | Enbridge Corp |
11. | Nvidia Corp |
12. | Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce |
13. | Meta Platforms Inc |
14. | AMC Entertainment Holdings |
15. | NIO Inc |
16. | Lightspeed Commerce Inc |
17. | Advanced Micro Devices Inc |
18. | Crescent Point Energy Group |
19. | Microsoft Corp |
20. | Canadian Natural Resources |
(Rankings based on filled Canadian and U.S. equity trades placed by RBC Direct Investing clients in 2022.)
Sell Ranking | Stock |
1. | Tesla Inc |
2. | Suncor Energy Inc |
3. | Shopify Inc |
4. | Royal Bank of Canada |
5. | Apple Inc |
6. | Air Canada |
7. | Enbridge Inc |
8. | Cenovus Energy Inc |
9. | Nvidia Corp |
10. | Toronto-Dominion Bank |
11. | AMC Entertainment Holdings |
12. | NIO Inc |
13. | Canadian Natural Resources |
14. | Crescent Point Energy Corp |
15. | Amazon.com Inc |
16. | Advanced Micro Devices Inc |
17. | Bank of Nova Scotia |
18. | Meta Platforms Inc |
19. | Baytex Energy Corp |
20. | Lightspeed Commerce Inc |
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