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Each week, our team publishes a blog and webcast.

Jesse's: Happy 85th to Nuge Schneider, Our Late Honorary Founder

Jesse's: It Works to Bank on the Past

It Works to Bank on the Past

It Works to Bank on the Past

Purchasing the worst-performing Canadian bank stock over the last twelve months has historically posted impressive future gains in the year ahead. Have a look at the chart below. Employing that strategy over the last two decades resulted in double the capital gains. This data doesn’t include the regionals (Canadian Western Bank and Laurentian Bank) as […]

Jesse's: Fed Policy is a Great Barometer for Presidential Election Outcomes

Jesse's: How to Trade on Insider Information

How to Trade on Insider Information

How to Trade on Insider Information

The law identifies an “insider” to be a person that has a special relationship with a publicly traded company. This relationship is based on the person’s position, share ownership, or information they might possess about the company that other people do not know. However, insiders are legally allowed to trade their company’s stock. It must […]

Jesse's: Our Favourite 2024 Investment Theme

Our Favourite 2024 Investment Theme

Our Favourite 2024 Investment Theme

It now looks like rates will get cut sooner than previously thought. This week, the market began to price in the first U.S. rate cut to take place as early as March 20. This time last week, the expectation was for a cut to happen on May 1. Canada will surely cut rates as well, […]

Jesse's: Santa Claus is Coming to Town

Santa Claus is Coming to Town

Santa Claus is Coming to Town

December is historically a great month for stocks. In fact, over the last hundred years, the only decade to post a negative median return during December was in the 1930s. All decades since — from the 1940s until the 2020s — have posted a positive median price return during December. There are several reasons that […]

Jesse's: Light at the End of the Tunnel for this Construction Company with a 7% Dividend Yield

Jesse's: 5 Tips to Cheat a Fraudster

5 Tips to Cheat a Fraudster

5 Tips to Cheat a Fraudster

Unfortunately, every industry has its share of thugs. There’s always a doctor getting involved with a patient; a lawyer overbilling; an author plagiarizing; a politician telling lies; or a salesperson hiding salient facts about the product… we could go on. Wealth management has its share as well. The stories we all read about usually involve […]

Jesse's: GICs are Guaranteed to Disappoint for these 3 Reasons

Jesse's: Why Aren’t Bond Prices Yielding to Higher Geopolitical Risk?