The Allan Small Financial Show

The Central Bank is raising their rates again, which can shift the balance in a delicate economy. This can easily disrupt people’s lives as the system shows signs of cracking and mortgages skyrocket.

Debate is heating up: are we in a tech bubble? It’s a complex question with no clear-cut answer. But rest assured, I am here to steer your portfolio through any uncertainty.

Markets got a jolt from Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s surprise announcement of two more interest rate hikes on the horizon. As always, surprises like these highlight the importance of being prepared for all market scenarios.

What should you do with the extra capital you reap from the profits you just trimmed? Take a look into some names that have the potential to grow! Companies like BofA, HomeDepot or Amazon.

An interview with Jonathan Chevreau – financial columnist, author, Chief Findependence Officer (CFO) with the Financial Independence Hub, and author Findependence Day.

Watch the full show as we discussed how inflation and interest rate hikes are impacting investors with our special guest Jonathan Chevreau.

Going against the grain can sometimes lead to the greatest gains. Contrarian investing is about spotting the diamonds others overlook. Remember, in a world of followers, it pays to be a thoughtful contrarian.

Watch the full show as I discussed the latest stock market action, provided my insight on the markets and the overall economy.

“Don’t make it worse.” President and CEO of CFIB Dan Kelly has three immediate suggestions for how the government can help support small businesses in Canada.

Where is growth coming from? Look no further than the Tech Sector. Companies like Apple, Google, and Microsoft have all been soaring in the first quarter of the year, propping up the entire stock market.

Check out the latest episode of The Allan Small Financial Show as we talked about the state of small business and how they are coping with higher interest rates and inflation with Dan Kelly, President & CEO, CFIB.

Quarterly earnings season is upon us and many companies are beating their expectations. Partially in part to the incredibly low bar set given the current economic climate. Look at companies like Microsoft and Meta to see how some blue chip companies can shine in difficult situations.