The Stock Market Bear That Began 19 Months Ago
Vanguard Asset Allocation Portfolios Attract $1 Billion in 2019. — Cut the Crap Investing
As we had suggested in the MoneySense Best ETFs for 2019, the One Ticket Asset Allocation ETFs are a game changer. An investor can enter 4 letters and purchase a well diversified and re-balanced portfolio at the risk level of choice. There’s really no reason to hold high fee mutual funds. You can access a… via... Continue Reading →
Ten reasons you should take risk off the table right now: David Rosenberg
"All the positive forces that propelled the equity markets earlier this year have fallen off the table.
Many investors receive little advice for fees, Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) survey finds.
A recently released study by the OSC has concluded that many investors receive very little advice for the fees that they pay to investment advisors
Is it time to sell ?
With Canadian and US stock markets at all-time highs and up about 15% so far in 2019, many investors are wondering if it is time to sell some stocks
How Will You Keep the Stock Wealth That You Created? — ETF Expert
Bond yields have been collapsing clear across the world. And if history is any guide, the rapid decline is a function of undeniable economic weakness. Consider the correlation between bond yields and time-tested measures like the Institute for Supply Management’s PMI. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield tends to follow in the indicator’s footsteps. As the… via... Continue Reading →
Upside of A Recession
Recessionary periods are a necessary evil in a financial system such as ours to wring out the excesses in the economy. Recessions can be devastating for certain people through job loss and the failure of businesses. But even an economic downturn can have some positive implications. Please see the original post from A Wealth of... Continue Reading →
Dealing With Disruption- The Outlook for markets from PIMCO
Major secular drivers have the potential to significantly disrupt the global economy, financial markets, and investors’ portfolios over the next three to five years.
Who is investing in ETFs in Canada?
As you may know more and more Canadians are gravitating toward low fee Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs). In fact they are now ‘out-selling’ or attracting more assets compared to traditional mutual funds. That’s good news of course as Canadians pay the highest mutual funds in the developed world. It’s likely not a surprise that those […]... Continue Reading →
