We’re now in a brand new year, with 2026 poised to bring plenty of upside for investors looking at loading up their portfolios for what could be another incredible year. With three consecutive years of double-digit returns now in the books, equity investing has proven to be the compounding vehicle many long-term investors have hoped for.
The question of course heading into 2026 is whether or not this party can continue. I’m of the view that finding truly undervalued opportunities has certainly become more difficult. That said, it’s not impossible to see impressive upside in certain key names, particularly ones that have growth potential driven by key macro trends we’re seeing play out now.
Here are three top TSX trading opportunities I think investors should be honing in on right now.
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Shopify
As far as Canadian tech stocks are concerned, Shopify (TSX: SHOP) remains a top pick of mine for those seeking meaningful long-term returns.
The company’s stock chart shown above is impressive, as investors have clearly jumped on Shopify’s revenue and earnings growth this past quarter as a key fundamental driver of long-term upside. For those who believe that e-commerce sales are likely to continue growing at 2–3 times the rate of traditional bricks-and-mortar retail, owning the company that provides the infrastructure for such companies to operate is a move that makes sense.
And with a valuation that’s now the most attractive it has been in some time (even after this recent rise), Shopify remains a top growth stock I’m bullish on for 2026. I think new all-time highs are in order.
Constellation Software
Another top Canadian tech stock I’ve continued to pound the table on is Constellation Software (TSX: CSU).
Now, the company’s stock chart above is certainly disappointing for investors who were hoping for a solid 2025. Slower deal growth, alongside other factors including margin compression and slowing growth, have impacted this name. Others have pointed out that Constellation’s forward prospects could be constrained, if AI spending slows.
However, what’s most interesting about this move is that other AI and software-related stocks have rebounded since declining mid last year. I think a reversal rally could be in order for a growth stock that’s now attractively valued relative to its historical norms.
Kinaxis
For investors looking for more of a pure-play AI stock on the TSX, Kinaxis (TSX: KXS) remains my top pick right now.
The company’s core supply chain management software suite has seen increasing interest of late, in part due to some potentially lucrative AI integrations the company has put forward.
I think 2026 could be the year KXS stock breaks out of the rather tight range it has been trading in over the past five years. I think this is a stock that could move meaningfully past $225 per share, if we see increased optimism around the AI trade, and companies that are gaining meaningful sales growth and efficiencies from these implementations.
