Stock Prices & Performance
Live prices and daily performance for thousands of US-listed stocks — paired with what actually matters for Canadian investors: cross-border dividend withholding tax, whether to hold in a TFSA or RRSP, and how a single stock fits into a real financial plan.
Covering 1,604 US common stocks. Type any ticker into the address bar after /stocks/, or start with a popular name below.
Popular stocks
- Apple AAPL
- Microsoft MSFT
- NVIDIA NVDA
- Amazon AMZN
- Alphabet GOOGL
- Meta Platforms META
- Tesla TSLA
- Berkshire Hathaway BRK.B
- JPMorgan Chase JPM
- Visa V
- Johnson & Johnson JNJ
- Walmart WMT
- Mastercard MA
- Procter & Gamble PG
- Home Depot HD
- Coca-Cola KO
- Walt Disney DIS
- Netflix NFLX
- Bank of America BAC
- Exxon Mobil XOM
- Pfizer PFE
- Intel INTC
- AMD AMD
- Salesforce CRM
Common Questions
Where does this stock data come from?
Quotes come from live market data feeds and are cached briefly on our servers. Prices are for information only — nothing on these pages is investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell.
How are US stocks taxed for Canadian investors?
Capital gains are 50% taxable in Canada. US dividends face a 15% US withholding tax under the Canada–US tax treaty. That withholding is waived inside an RRSP but not inside a TFSA — so account choice matters for US dividend stocks.
Can Canadians hold US stocks in a TFSA or RRSP?
Yes. US-listed stocks are qualified investments for both TFSAs and RRSPs. For US dividend-payers, an RRSP is usually more tax-efficient because it avoids the dividend withholding tax a TFSA can't recover.
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