Investor sentiment last year felt like watching a tennis match. I was trying to keep my eye on the ball as it volleyed back and forth between fear and greed.

The common narrative regarding oil in the past year goes like this: Oil is in oversupply, prices are heading lower, and the era of tight crude markets is over. It’s a narrative that has been pushed by ...

The Toronto economy makes up 20% of Canada’s GDP. It’s home to the “big five” Canadian banks and the Toronto Stock Exchange.

We have been inundated with employment and labor data over the past few weeks. Some of it is finally catching up from reports delayed due to the government shutdown.

If you’re one of the many US investors suddenly discovering the world of opportunities beyond our borders, you need to hear this because simplifying the opportunity abroad into one big blob is a ...

I’ll admit I’m more than a little jaded when it comes to real estate. Last week, I sold a house that I owned in Florida with an ex. The lesson learned is well known: don’t buy a house with someone you ...

Like people, institutions of all kinds get old. Some age less than gracefully. They become set in their ways, fixating on the past and ignoring new conditions. But because they’re “institutions,” ...

If you’re still attempting to make investment decisions without fully integrating geopolitics into your analysis, you’re operating at a significant disadvantage in today’s markets. I recently sat down ...

January has flown by and it’s been a bit of a whirlwind. The shortened holiday week of the 20 th handed us the worst day for the market since October. The following week the S&P 500 hit an all-time ...