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A newly released Crypto Asset Survey done by Ipsos for the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) finds Canadian investors are more informed about the cryptocurrency trade, but some are still in the dark about what crypto actually is.
This week on Ticker Take, we spoke with Michael Monaghan, a portfolio manager with more than two decades of institutional finance experience, including stops at Goldman Sachs, UBS and Carlyle. Notably, he’s also spent time on the other side of the table. He founded a defense technology company, which he ran for more than a decade.
Many are asking if we are in a market bubble. There are clearly some characteristics of this in trading behaviour.
The Greater Toronto Area is leading a nationwide collapse in condominium prices.
In the latest episode of Ticker Take, I spoke with Matt Orton of Raymond James Investment Management about that top-down approach, and the stocks he thinks fit it best.
The latest escalation in the Canada-U.S. trade war should eliminate any lingering hope that Canadian companies can simply wait for the uncertainty to pass.
This week on Ticker Take, we spoke with an entrepreneur-turned-investor who initially built his wealth as the founder and CEO of WatchMojo, one of the most successful independent video channels on YouTube.
We are still in the very early innings of what artificial intelligence (AI) will be in the future and the profitability and uncertainty is significant. The AI trade has decades of impact to fully play out in markets and society.
Artificial intelligence has dominated the technology conversation for years, but Quantum computing has not, at least not yet, though it is moving fast.
In the first quarter of 2026, the average Canadian household’s net worth topped a million dollars at $1.08 million, according to Statistics Canada.
The founder of EMJ Capital has built his career hunting for 100-baggers, stocks that can climb 100 times from where he buys them.
Most Canadians who can invest, invest when they can.
Most defensive stocks aren’t defensive anymore. The playbook that worked for decades has stopped working.
The inflation headlines tend to focus on fuel prices and groceries because that impacts the news cycle and consumer in the most visible way (at the ballot box).
As we pass the midway point of 2026 it should be clearer what sort of year it will be in terms of income and the tax we will owe on that income.
In the latest episode of Ticker Take, Jon Erlichman spoke with Barry Ritholtz, the author of "How Not To Invest," a book built around the idea that avoiding mistakes matters more than picking winners.
