Blog: World
This Week: Inflation, Quarterly Earnings & Energy
Inflation is on the rise, prompting investors to watch the markets. Big banks in the U.S. are beginning to report on quarterly earnings. And as the price of oil starts to stabilize, there are a few things to consider. Get the answers!
The Sunday Money Show – April 4, 2021
What do lockdowns mean to investors? Listen to my Sunday Money Show podcast as we discuss the rising coronavirus case counts and how this is affecting the stock market. We also answered your questions on the impact of interest rates both short term and long term, things to keep in mind about cryptocurrency, and more.
The Canadian Press – Holding on during stock market roller-coaster was key to success, experts say
Check out my recent interview with The Canadian Press as we look back over the past year and to see how investors made out during COVID-19.
This Week: Interest Rates, Building Portfolios & Lockdown
Tune in to learn more about increasing interest rates and their negative effect on the market, what you should be considering when making updates to your portfolio, and extended lockdowns and the impact it will have on the stock market.
The Canadian Press – S&P/TSX composite moves higher on strength of reopening sector led by energy
Check out my latest interview with The Canadian Press as we discuss the latest stock market action, energy and technology stocks.
The Sunday Money Show – March 21, 2021
Listen to my Sunday Money Show podcast as we discuss the latest stock market action. We also discussed how quickly the stock market is moving, interest rates, lockdowns in Toronto and more.
The Canadian Press – S&P/TSX composite falls from record highs on rising bond yields after Fed comments
Check out my latest interview with the Canadian Press as I discuss the 10 year government bond rate and how this is affecting the stock markets.
This Week: Interest Rates, Oil Prices & Investor Fears
10-year government bond rates are climbing and impacting the markets and borrowing costs. Oil prices have been climbing. Is it time to invest? Investors watching rising markets are wondering about the axiom “what goes up, must come down.” Is that true when it comes to the markets?
The Sunday Money Show – March 7, 2021
Listen to my recent Sunday Money Show podcast as we discuss the effects of higher interest rates on the stock market. What do higher rates mean for investors? We also answered your questions on cryptocurrencies, borrowing to invest, and more.
Greed
Recently, some investors are looking to make much speculative investments, wanting to chase stocks and “high flyers” in the hopes of getting better returns, while straying outside of their baseline investment strategy. Strategies vary from person to person, but this can be a riskier situation.
This Week: Interest Rates, Tech Stocks & Vaccines
A surprisingly rapid surge in the 10-year government bond rate in the U.S. & Canada rattled investors in the last week of February 2021. What happened and what could it mean going forward?
The Sunday Money Show – February 21, 2021
What happens when investors get greedy? Listen to my Sunday Money Show podcast as we discuss whether greed is good for investors and why it is important to understand your investment risk tolerance. We also answered your questions on gold stocks, vaccine rollouts, and more.
The Rise of Bitcoin: What you need to know
Check out my latest blog post on Bitcoin and things investors should know about cryptocurrencies.
This Week: Greed, Bitcoin & Global Vaccine Rollout
What should investors know in order to make the best decisions with their money this week? Investor greed, bitcoin basics, vaccine rollout and the impact on the markets, and more.
The Sunday Money Show – February 07, 2021
What investments make sense for first-time investors? Listen to my Sunday Money Show podcast as we answer your questions on choosing the right investments, how retail Reddit traders took on Wall Street, rising oil prices, and more.
Financial Independence Hub – The pros and cons of RRSPs: What you need to know
If there is one thing COVID-19 has not impacted, it’s RRSP season. March 1, 2021 is the deadline for contributing to an RRSP for the 2020 tax year. The question is, should you be contributing to an RRSP or TFSA?