Opinion

The modern era of transparency at the U.S. Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) was ushered in by the late Dr. Alan Greenspan. Greenspan led the FOMC and shaped economic policy thinking in the U.S. since the Nixon Administration.

In the latest episode of Ticker Take, I spoke with Chris Stuchberry, Portfolio Manager at Wellington-Altus Private Wealth.

If you’re forced into early retirement or have the means to retire sooner than expected, here are a few things to consider if you want to make it work.

Individual stocks go up and down but most of the major stock markets they inhabit rise higher in the long run - at least for the past 50 years.

In the latest episode of Ticker Take, Parker told me he’s spending more time hunting for the other side of the trade: high-quality companies whose earnings have little to do with the AI buildout.

In the latest episode of Ticker Take on YouTube, I spoke with Jordan Zinberg, President and CEO of Bedford Park Capital, who has built his career hunting for small stocks.

The problem with these consumer-focused ETFs mirrors the broader economy: the market heavily favours heavyweights

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) ruled this week to force mutual fund dealers, advisors and fund managers to charge GST/HST on mutual fund trailing commissions starting January 1, 2028.

In the latest episode of Ticker Take on YouTube, I spoke with Driscoll, President of Liberty International Investment Management. He first started paying attention to ROIC in the 1990s at the credit rating agency DBRS, where he found that the companies with the highest returns on invested capital also tended to be the best long-term investments.

Expectations for profitability in quantum computing is likely to extend several years beyond 2030.

Investors have spent the past year watching artificial intelligence disrupt the software business. Now it is coming for something bigger. Wall Street.

In March, investment regulators gave final approval to force registered advisors to follow the know-your-client rule (KYC). The move is part of sweeping legislation giving them legal authority to determine who is, and who is not, a financial advisor.

In the latest episode of Ticker Take, I spoke with Dan Ives, Managing Director and Global Head of Technology Research at Wedbush Securities, about where we really are in the AI story. Ives has been one of the loudest bulls on Wall Street, and his answer was simple.

On May 17, 1792, 24 brokers gathered under a buttonwood tree at 68 Wall Street and signed an agreement that would become the New York Stock Exchange.

Stock markets continue to hit new highs despite a troubling economic climate at home and abroad.