Volatility has returned to the equity markets. For investors, it may feel particularly unsettling considering that extended periods of volatility haven’t been seen for some time. Yet, after over two years of disruption, consider that the return to “normal” is expected to take time and there will be the inevitable bumps along the way...
An article published by the Wall Street Journal shared some fitting advice from endurance athletes, suggesting that those who endure adversity can emerge stronger and more resilient in what is termed “post-traumatic growth.” Over the past 20 months, we’ve each had to endure adversity in our own ways...
According to recent reports, investors using a U.S. discount brokerage platform are checking their portfolios at an alarming rate of seven times per day. It’s not difficult to do. Today, often all it takes is one quick swipe on our smartphones...
For those of us who can remember, the average cost of a Canadian home was around $164,000 when we started the millennium.1 In just over 20 years, this has risen to around $716,000 — and, what you get for that price can vary depending upon your location.
Responsible Investing (RI) is quickly growing to become a standard. With accelerating commitments by policymakers and business leaders to address environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, RI has gained a greater focus in the investing world.
There is an old saying in the investment industry: “Don’t confuse brains with a bull market.” The inference, of course, is that it’s easy to pick winners when markets are rising.